carto tank ? the best ?
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Since the OP is using an eGo Spinner, he will likely want a slimmer tank. I believe the pyrex cartotanks offer a better long-term solution than the polycarbonate-tubed tanks. You have the benefit of never needing to worry about what flavors of juice you use which might crack or melt a plastic tank. Plus, I feel they give a more elegant look to your setup.
As mentioned above, the slimmer 19mm IBTanks are a high quality and economical value fit for an eGo battery. IBTanked - Get Tanked With Us!
IBTanked on an eGo Spinner.
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Phiniac has begun offering the Skinny Phinny. This is another high quality pyrex tank with a slim profile for a little more money. The Skinny Phinny - Phiniac Glass
As mentioned above, the slimmer 19mm IBTanks are a high quality and economical value fit for an eGo battery. IBTanked - Get Tanked With Us!
IBTanked on an eGo Spinner.__
Phiniac has begun offering the Skinny Phinny. This is another high quality pyrex tank with a slim profile for a little more money. The Skinny Phinny - Phiniac Glass
Since the OP is using an eGo Spinner, he will likely want a slimmer tank. I believe the pyrex cartotanks offer a better long-term solution than the polycarbonate-tubed tanks. You have the benefit of never needing to worry about what flavors of juice you use which might crack or melt a plastic tank. Plus, I feel they give a more elegant look to your setup.
As mentioned above, the slimmer 19mm IBTanks are a high quality and economical value fit for an eGo battery. IBTanked - Get Tanked With Us!
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Phiniac has begun offering the Skinny Phinny. This is another high quality pyrex tank with a slim profile for a little more money. The Skinny Phinny - Phiniac Glass
U r awesome, Bad!
I think you either have your terminology confused (you don't really drip on a cartomizer, but you can drip on an atomizer), or you don't understand how the different juice delivery devices are used. Please read the article that I linked to before on "Proper terminology: Is it a tank, carto, or what? A primer on juice delivery devices." There are descriptions and videos for a cartomizer, an atomizer, and a cartotank.
I also provided a link to a huge list of vendors that sell the laser-drilled cartos. Be aware that the Boge f-series tanks use polycarbonate plastic not safe to use with all juice flavors.
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Firstly, they come with cartos launched inside already... mine last over a month++ (I'm nearly chain-vaping too). Secondly, Boge sells those cartos as well, for replacement, the XL sized (for the F series) and would be available thru the same vendor who sells u the tank/s. Thirdly, any XL carto would fit in those anyway... and the vets prefer the ikenvape ones. And yes, all come 'prepunched'.
I have multiple phiniac tanks and I love them. I've dropped them on ceramic tile before and they're really solid.
Above is my Phiniac custom color-sandblasted pyrex tube, on Hoosier Vapes Elegance tank end caps. I somehow managed to get a hairline crack in this tank and it now leaks.
I think the issue is the tank tube is not protected by the traditional endcaps extending beyond the glass, the glass was directly exposed to impact.
I agree with the F16 mentioned earlier. They can be had for under $6.50 at Boge F16 Cartomizer Tank (Clear) and they also have F16 cartos for $6.89 per box. Boge F16 Tank Cartomizers (1 box):
My only complaint about 1 of my phiniac tanks is that I ordered the clear tank with red frostie and it's really really pale red, so it doesn't show up really well. I solved this when we ordered our Ingress tanks by getting cobalt blue tanks with white frosting and it really really pops!
It looks like this except it's blue.
It looks like this except it's blue.
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