Another great super duper cheap RDA for the REO (with slight modding)

[c3 rolling]

The smok Dripper rda is only 6 bucks and look a lot like the Cyclone. It is 14 mm diameter and should fit all REO's and all you have to do is drill it for bottom feeding (should be easy since the center pin is not stainless steel. My friend got one and it is actually pretty nice. I'm going to buy a couple to try out!

 

[FACE MEAT]

I saw Scott's (igetcha69) review of the Smok Dripper on YouTube yesterday. Looks pretty damn good for the price.

all you have to do is drill it for bottom feeding (should be easy since the center pin is not stainless steel.

Instead of drilling a hole through the post, you can also cut a channel with a Dremel.

 

[turbocad6]

I like the cap and driptip all one piece, don't know why there aren't more atties designed as one piece like that.

 

[MamaTried]

sooo....

if you only had one hand, how would you get the centerpost outta these cheap atties? especially the press-fit ones.

i think i can dremel a channel into a post, but getting the damn thing out escapes me.

 

[turbocad6]

if it's in there tight enough just drill it in place, straight down through the threaded hole with a 1/16th bit, then you can cut a notch in the post right above the deck with a dremel wheel, cut through a bit till it's a hole or almost a hole, then poke through and notch it down a little with the drill bit from the side. this is assuming you can't get the post out

 

[patrao_n]

Not sure for this one. But to force the center post out here is what I do. Remove the drip tip. Remove the top cap and place the base on top of the top cap. So the 510 connection is where the drip tip would normally go. Take one of those cheap screw drivers and put it on top like you are going to screw in the screw on the center post. Take something you can use to smack the hell out of it. Dont get carried away though. You still need to unscrew the center post screw. Then place the screwdriver where the screw was. Continue the beating.

Sent from my SM-N900T

 

[patrao_n]

For one handed operation I would look into some sort of vice or c clamp. Just twist the handle and it would squeeze the center post out.

Sent from my SM-N900T

 

[Izan]

I like the cap and driptip all one piece, don't know why there aren't more atties designed as one piece like that.

Igo-F top cap is a perfect fit on a VA cyclone base.

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