REO Family Photos & Storage Ideas III

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Big Hitter

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Tim, I do like them too. Especially the no oring part. But I found that on the chalice they did not offer any advantage because of the smaller hole in the top of the chalices cap beneath the drip tip is the limiting factor.

But the difference on a cyclone is noticeable because the hole for the drip tip goes all the way thru.

Strangely I do like the feel of these tips though.

Even thought the chalice has the condensation catcher hole I've found they do provide a different draw compared to my old drip tips. Guess it makes sense because in theory anything bigger than the air hole should not make a difference but it does for some reason.

I really like the feel of them too, and they fit super tight.
 

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You got my fave drip top dog ............... Awesome, they are like drain pipe Huge ... and no o-rings rocks!


Hey Tim, I received my tip from super_X and was unsure of it until I did a little modding to it. I cut almost 3/8" off the top and now it would seem to be much more to my liking. It is growing on me definitely. I do wish they would come out with a straight version of it though. I'm thinking of reshaping this one to take out some of the fatness...
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Kablin, welcome to Reoville. Nice looking setup you have there. Feel free to ask away with any questions you have. Reonauts will race to your aid. Heres your official badge. Keep it shiny and wear it with pride. Garbage pickup is Wednesday in Reoville. I think the fat lady might come by soon to belt out a tune for you and offer you a vape that's irresistible.
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Wow, that stuff is expensive!

I just take it from work. I rub with the petroleum gauze for a few mins, then I massage it into the wood wearing nitrile gloves, then I buff using extra-fine weave gauze pads. My goal is to get it as close to glass as possible. The corners and back are almost there... The door I am not buffing as much. I don't want to lose the nice caramel and chocolate grain color/pattern there.


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