Recommendations 510 drips tips that are not soooo wide

[chellie]

I love the colorful resin drip tips. It seems like they keep getting wider and wider.

I am looking for colorful, nice drip 510 tips that are a bit narrower (not super skinny just not hugely wide).

Any recommendations or links?

Thanks

 

[bombastinator]

The only thing I can tell you is fasttech is the land of infinite drip tips. There’s so many it’s annoying. The hard part is finding other things. You know about fasttech though so I’m not sure what to tell you. Drip tips follow fashion more than any other bit, so what you need is likely something out of fashion at the moment. (Though of course it will be back. Fashion recycles itself). One thought might be to buy a wide one and narrow it manually. Lot of work and polishing plastic is a PITA. The irony is it isn’t because it’s hard, it’s because it’s soft. Very easy to overwork.

 

[Zaryk]

I found a ton of narrow resin 510s in the discount bin at my local shop. Maybe that is an option for you too.

 

[Anise]

Like frogs?

Glass Frog Drip Tip

 

[Baditude]

Go to Drip Tip Designz. Personally I love Cherry Vape's Cloud Chaser tips, but they only come in black, white, or silver.

Drip Tips | Friction Fit | 510 | Wide Bore | Mings | Pawns | CherryVape.com

 

[Anise]

Go to Drip Tip Designz. Personally I love Cherry Vape's Cloud Chaser tips, but they only come in black, white, or silver.

I can't find drip tip designz web site. Could you possibly put in the link? Or do they no longer have a site and I'd have to order from fb?

 

[Baditude]

I can't find drip tip designz web site. Could you possibly put in the link? Or do they no longer have a site and I'd have to order from fb?

Oh, I forgot to say that when the FDA Deeming was released, they dropped their website and now sell only on Face Book and Pinterest. I haven't ordered from them since that date since I began using the Cherry Vape cloud chaser tips, but they are quality high end drip tips.
Also Provided by this business

• tru-stone drip tips
• stainless steel drip tips
• carbon fiber drip tips
• exotic wood drip tips
• resin drip tips
• brass drip tips
• custom drip tips

https://www.pinterest.com/tipdesigner67/?autologin=true
https://www.manta.com/c/mxjxc83/drip-tip-designz
Drip Tip Designz - Home | Facebook
Drip Tip Designz (Top Shelf Drip Tips) $19.50-47.50 - VAPE DEALS: Vaping | Vape Mods | E Liquid | Ecigs

From 4 years ago.

 

[bombastinator]

Oh, I forgot to say that when the FDA deeming came out, they dropped their website and now sell on Face Book and Pinterest. I hadn't ordered from them since that date, but they are high end quality drip tips.
Also Provided by this business

• tru-stone drip tips
• stainless steel drip tips
• carbon fiber drip tips
• exotic wood drip tips
• resin drip tips
• brass drip tips
• custom drip tips

https://www.manta.com/c/mxjxc83/drip-tip-designz
Drip Tip Designz - Home | Facebook
Drip Tip Designz (Top Shelf Drip Tips) $19.50-47.50 - VAPE DEALS: Vaping | Vape Mods | E Liquid | Ecigs

Carbon fiber is a weird choice. It’s basically fiberglass except it uses a different fiber. I suppose it could be “carbon fiber appearance” which is to say dark colored woven fiber in a clear substrate. Regular glass fiber treated in that way will look identical if colored appropriately. There are also stickers.

 

[Baditude]

Carbon fiber is a weird choice. It’s basically fiberglass except it uses a different fiber. I suppose it could be “carbon fiber appearance” which is to say dark colored woven fiber in a clear substrate. Regular glass fiber treated in that way will look identical if colored appropriately. There are also stickers.

I had one of Drip Tip Designz carbon fiber tips. You're right, it appeared to be a woven fiber, appearing to look like carbon fiber encased in a clear resin.

 

[Punk In Drublic]

Carbon Fiber is an excellent choice for a driptip. Strong, light with high heat resistance. It is sheets of carbon fibers woven together - but in the case of a ridged component, such as a Driptip, sheets will be formed around (or into) a mold, resin applied, then vacuumed pressure to cure.

The raw woven carbon look can be retained, different coloured fibers could also be used. Or the finished product can be painted.

 

[bombastinator]

I had one of Drip Tip Designz carbon fiber tips. You're right, it appeared to be a woven fiber, appearing to look like carbon fiber encased in a clear resin.

Yeah, the only difference between fiberglass and carbon fiber is the properties of the fiber which includes strength, but one of which is cost. Carbon fiber used to be like aluminum in that back before electrical smelting methods were invented aluminum was more expensive than gold. Tech innovation made it vastly cheaper but it still isn’t Uber cheap. There was a time when carbon fiber was called “spun diamond”. It’s a lot cheaper now but it’s still several times the price of fiberglass. There is no benefit in a hugely stiff drip tip, so my suspicion is you’re looking at fiberglass.

 

[bombastinator]

Carbon Fiber is an excellent choice for a driptip. Strong, light with high heat resistance. It is sheets of carbon fibers woven together - but in the case of a ridged component, such as a Driptip, sheets will be formed around (or into) a mold, resin applied, then vacuumed pressure to cure.

The raw woven carbon look can be retained, different coloured fibers could also be used. Or the finished product can be painted.

Oh it will work fine. I think the {advantages} of carbon fiber over silica fiber are largely lost on something like a drip tip though.

CLARIFICATION:
I guess I’m saying it may not actually be carbon fiber but that doesn’t matter much at all. Still light and strong.

 

[Punk In Drublic]

Yeah, the only difference between fiberglass and carbon fiber is the properties of the fiber which includes strength, but one of which is cost. Carbon fiber used to be like aluminum in that back before electrical smelting methods were invented aluminum was more expensive than gold. Tech innovation made it vastly cheaper but it still isn’t Uber cheap. There was a time when carbon fiber was called “spun diamond”. It’s a lot cheaper now but it’s still several times the price of fiberglass. There is no benefit in a hugely stiff drip tip, so my suspicion is you’re looking at fiberglass.

Carbon Fiber has reached a production cost similar, if not equal to fiberglass. Drip tips do not require the excessive engineering as a Formula 1 component (as example), so their cost can be kept low and well within market norms.

 

[Punk In Drublic]

Oh it will work fine. I think the {advantages} of carbon fiber over silica fiber are largely lost on something like a drip tip though.

CLARIFICATION:
I guess I’m saying it may not actually be carbon fiber but that doesn’t matter much at all. Still light and strong.

It’s not so much of exploiting the advantages of CF, at least with a driptip - but the fact you are using something that is made of CF which can be perceived as high end, or high quality given it’s use in more detailed or critical applications like auto racing or a high tech bicycle. Some also enjoy that weaved look of CF

 

[Baditude]

A matching carbon fiber drip tip is a nice finishing touch on top of a carbon fiber mod.

I had one on my Silver Bullet mechanical mod. The SB wasn't carbon fiber, but the black with silver speckles had the same color scheme.

 

[bombastinator]

Carbon Fiber has reached a production cost similar, if not equal to fiberglass. Drip tips do not require the excessive engineering as a Formula 1 component (as example), so their cost can be kept low and well within market norms.

Didn’t know that. Changes the potential of the equation quite a lot.

 

[bombastinator]

It’s not so much of exploiting the advantages of CF, at least with a driptip - but the fact you are using something that is made of CF which can be perceived as high end, or high quality given it’s use in more detailed or critical applications like auto racing or a high tech bicycle. Some also enjoy that weaved look of CF

So Like I said, “carbon fiber appearance. Except that it also very well may actually be carbon fiber because materials cost reductions

 

[Bigbob2322]

These all are very nice (into the rabbit hole you go) .

510 Drip Tip by Inked ATTY

 

[bombastinator]

These all are very nice (into the rabbit hole you go) .

510 Drip Tip by Inked ATTY

My rabbit hole is already full of too much stuff. Dig faster rabbit! I need more space!
*sigh* This rabbit keeps ignoring me and just sits there nibbling on my stuff :/

 

[AngeNZ]

I love the colorful resin drip tips. It seems like they keep wider and wider.

I am looking for colorful, nice drip 510 tips that are a bit narrower (not super skinny just not hugely wide).

Any recommendations or links?

Thanks

I'm not sure what bore you prefer - I'm around the 5 or 6mm mark. Here's my favourites:

$11.30 Resin + Stainless Steel Hybrid 510 Drip Tip (5-Pack) 5-pack - 17mm at FastTech - Worldwide Free Shipping
They also have individuals and different colours in the drop down menu. Each tip is complely unique.

$3.67 AOLVAPE Resin 510 Drip Tip - 16mm at FastTech - Worldwide Free Shipping

$2.27 Resin 510 Drip Tip - 16mm at FastTech - Worldwide Free Shipping

$2.52 Resin 510 Drip Tip - 16.5mm at FastTech - Worldwide Free Shipping

$7.93 Authentic Skullvape Resin + Stainless Steel Hybrid 510 Drip Tip (5 Pieces) 5-pack - 15.5mm / ships one of each color at FastTech - Worldwide Free Shipping