Looking to slowly upgrade and got a Spinner ordered, so next is a drip tip. Any recommendations? Considering getting a metal one.
Good drip tip?
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I have been dripping for years and I have grown to love tips that are a little shorter and with a larger opening. Before my tip would fill with juice because the airholes of the device had a little juice covering them. Delrin or plastic drip tips are prone to corrosion depending on the juice. I personally love the metal drip tips that Good Sense Vapor offers for their DCAs. You can use them on anything. Perfect dripping tip imo. But its all preference after all. Good Luck!
I personally love both contoured drips tips ad ming drip tips. Both are very different and a contoured one would probably look better on an ego device. Try empiremods.com for drips tips. they have a huge selection at great prices!
I like a short plastic pawn for my on the go vape. I'm paranoid about my teeth getting chipped when I'm using a metal drip tip well walking or driving . When I'm at home I use a metal or plastic drip tip just depends on the device most are pawns but I do use a knuckle head some times
Pretty decent, The Universal looks like a pretty nice one. Definitely considering.
Pardon this newbie question, but what is the purpose of dripping? Why would anyone use a device that only uses a few drops (I'm assuming you have to constantly refill it)? What is the payoff? Better flavor? More vapor? Both???
You really can't go wrong with a Teflon drip tip. It has a high chemical resistance, higher heat rating than Derlin and is soft on the lips. This is one of my favorite designs - Flow Tip Teflon
If you're looking for a metal one... localvapes.com has the best selection I have encountered.
If you're looking for a metal one... localvapes.com has the best selection I have encountered.
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...cussion/498945-my-build-ego-octopus-mini.html
this thing holds about 8 drops and you get about 10 big drags off it before you need to add about 8 more drops.. dripping only takes a second or two. the benefits are, super cheap to recoil (under $0.40 USD) coils last me days. you get more vapor and more vapor means more flavor and nicotine per drag compared to another device that produces less vapor. i use 2.5 MG per mL liquid in this setup. about 10 or 15 drags and i have a pretty good buzz.
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I don't want to support the threadjack but...I've tried a bunch of different devices and rebuilt a bunch as well and nothing gives me the vapor or flavor of a well built dripper. You can set it up to give you any kind of experience you want and it costs pennies to try a different coil and wick. My favorite dripper build gave me an almost moist feeling vape with lots of vapor and amazing clean and full flavor with no muting like you can get from even a protank or fogger/kayfun. It is easier to kill a battery like an ego when you start rolling your own coils in general.
And to be back on topic. I'd recommend getting a few cheapies that look like they fit the bill. I've been surprised but what I actually like the feel of compared to the look of. I also ended up melting an acrylic tip with a too long mesh wick on an aga-t2. Took a few puffs to realize where the burnt plastic taste was coming from...On the other end of the spectrum, a stainless tip i got for free always tastes like metal in my mouth no matter what i do. sand, polish, oxidize. I carry it as a spare to share when someone wants to try my PV since I can sanitize it when i get home and dont care if i lose it
And to be back on topic. I'd recommend getting a few cheapies that look like they fit the bill. I've been surprised but what I actually like the feel of compared to the look of. I also ended up melting an acrylic tip with a too long mesh wick on an aga-t2. Took a few puffs to realize where the burnt plastic taste was coming from...On the other end of the spectrum, a stainless tip i got for free always tastes like metal in my mouth no matter what i do. sand, polish, oxidize. I carry it as a spare to share when someone wants to try my PV since I can sanitize it when i get home and dont care if i lose it
I am partial to Ming style tips. It just depends on personal preference. MyVaporStore has a great selection of metal drip tips in all sorts of styles. Get 2 or 3 different shapes that you might like. Drip Tips E Cigarette
Ugh, dont think it matters now. The wires in my Ego look like they tore off, tried a quick fix but just fried it I think.
Analogs are tempting right now.
Analogs are tempting right now.
looks like you have a few vape shops around Toledo, OH USA. one of them is bound to have something for you in the morning.
Trust me, if I could afford the 20 for a new battery I would. Lol.
Kanger Evod Starter Kit
this way you will have a back up rig if for any reason one should fail. and its not much more than one locally sourced ego battery
this way you will have a back up rig if for any reason one should fail. and its not much more than one locally sourced ego battery
I'm a fan of the empire mods drip tips. They are the ones that are made to match the "Empire PV". They have them in stainless, gold plated or delrin. Empiremods has a nice assortment of drip tips at the moment, most of the common ones you will find on many website. They even have glass drip tips they are pricey though. It all comes down to preference. How it looks or feels in your mouth and even how it matches your setup.
EmpireMods Stainless Steel 901/510 Drip Tip
EmpireMods Delrin 901/510 Drip Tip
I use the Empire Mods Straight Delrin for on the go and their Straight Polished Stainless around the house. They really aren't "straight" but have the same form as my Super-T Simplicity.
The Delrin is a tiny bit shorter, and on top of a 19 x 35 mm IBTanked carto tank, will fit in one side of a plastic 18490/18500 battery case. The stainless won't.
Metal tips are hard on my teeth on the go.
The Delrin is a tiny bit shorter, and on top of a 19 x 35 mm IBTanked carto tank, will fit in one side of a plastic 18490/18500 battery case. The stainless won't.
Metal tips are hard on my teeth on the go.
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I love the kayfun, the problem is that it has a special drip tip with a restricted opening at the end that greatly enhances the vape. I hate the feel and taste of stainless on my lips and have looked everywhere for and alternative drip tip (glass, plastic, ceramic) that has the same design. This is a common design on many genesis style attys, but I can't find anyone selling genesis style drip tips in an alternative material or design. The restricted airflow really improves the vape. Any suggestions????
How is tht Kayfun? I really want to purchase one. but im so confused on which one to get... lite, 3.1 ??? and the drip tip draw back... but if it does play a role in flavor maybe i could look pass that. BTW i would be putting this on my provari.
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