Has anyone honed out the inside of a 306 driptip?

[bushmaster]

I went to put a new driptip on my Grand today and it was obviously a really, really tight fit over the atty. After learning recently how easy it is to pull a 306 apart, I changed my mind and kept the old driptip on.
Just wondering if anyone had already experienced this and knew of a slick way to enlarge the opening and not make a mess of it. I have a Dremel with a variety of attachments. Just wondering how easy it would be to make the enlargement uniform across the circumference(or is it radius--I dunno).
Anyone done this before? Thanks in advance.

 

[MXBNW]

Have not done this yet but should be easy. I would use the smallest Sanding disk if you got one that will fit in to the DT. Or just take it slow with a grinding attachment. If its not to tight you may just wont to roil a peace of sand paper and see if you can get it that way.

Good luck.

 

[bushmaster]

Wayne, I haven't talked to you in YEARS. Thanks for the input. I'll start digging through my bits and discs and whatnot. Good to hear from you, my friend.

 

[Justice]

If its a plastic drip tip ive found sqeezing it real hard just above the atty makes them come off easy

 

[bushmaster]

If its a plastic drip tip ive found sqeezing it real hard just above the atty makes them come off easy

Wow, never have tried that, Darrel. Good heads-up, thanks. Hope your having a fine Sunday, buddy.

 

[Justice]

Good so far hope its cooler later so I can get some work outside done. Hope your well and not too hot downstairs here is nice other than that id just as soon be in truck with ac going