d-bridge and d-wick ego cone atty
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You would probably destroy the atty. Best case you would end up with massive leaks
It's basically the same. Scrape the mesh off the bottom and pull it out with tweezers. Work the bridge out with your tweezers. I haven't done it with a cone, but I have done it to a couple of cylinders. - The bridge is really big in comparison to a regular 510, so you might find that just de-wicking is enough.
My advice: Don't do it
Debridged the only cone-atty I've ever had and it leaked like crazy. Upon closer inspection I found that the ceramic pot under the coil has two holes, instead of one on the regular 510 cylinder atty. Without the bridge to hold juice it goes straight through, every time. Might work with all VG but my 50/50 ran right through.
Debridged the only cone-atty I've ever had and it leaked like crazy. Upon closer inspection I found that the ceramic pot under the coil has two holes, instead of one on the regular 510 cylinder atty. Without the bridge to hold juice it goes straight through, every time. Might work with all VG but my 50/50 ran right through.
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