anyone heard of Super-T Manufacturing with the super t drip tip? It looks durable but im just not sure if its necessary.
Super-T Manufacturing - super t tip
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By dripping you mean drops in the cart filler? Or drops straight on the atty?
A bit over priced if ya ask me...... Try these...http://www.vaporflow.com/products/Delrin-Contoured-T%2dTip-(510{47}901).html
theres been some hoohaw going around that some of the metal drip tips might be copper that have been painted over, unfortunately if this is true then theres a possibility of getting copper poisoning if you expose enough of it. Some people go the Super T route cuz its stainless steel and won't have adverse effects. Of course if you go the delrin route thats not a problem
First off this cracks me up....
simply for the reason that VaporFlow is reselling for SuperT and those are actually superT tips...same price as superT (just the delrin ones).....
On a side note for the OP there are several incarnations of drip tips now...there's delrin, annodized aluminum, and stainless...SuperT has all of them and I gotta say that his quality and warranty are top notch, not to mention that he's the originator of making drip tips...then there's delrin and other plastic ones as well as aluminum that are offered elsewhere... and then lastly there are the cheap drip tips that are nickel plated copper ...and those are the worst...the nickel tarnishes and chips quickly exposing the copper underneeth that's also prone to tarnish and turning green...much like cheap costume jewelry that stains your skin green (same stuff)..
anyway...they're more a convienience if you're dripping (dripping juice straight onto th atty bridge)...
Correct me if im wrong but wont dripping cause the atty to wear out quicker and have to be cleaned more ofter?
not really...some think that dripping improves the flavor as well..
unless you're constantly running the atty dry it shouldn't cause it to wear faster...and even then it takes alot to wear it out...
I actually only clean mine by doing a dry burn..and I havent lost an atty in several months
unless you're constantly running the atty dry it shouldn't cause it to wear faster...and even then it takes alot to wear it out...
I actually only clean mine by doing a dry burn..and I havent lost an atty in several months
@ Drozd: that new avatar is sweet, man!
On topic: There is an article about dripping geared towards complete noobs in the ECF library. It actually has some good info buried amongst the babble (that guy really needs to edit that post). Also, dripping can be VERY convenient, with the right gear. I posted a rambling how-to for a quick, easy mod to the JC ePump in my blog here at ECF (link is under my avatar, I'm using an iPhone to post this and links are harder to do).
On topic: There is an article about dripping geared towards complete noobs in the ECF library. It actually has some good info buried amongst the babble (that guy really needs to edit that post). Also, dripping can be VERY convenient, with the right gear. I posted a rambling how-to for a quick, easy mod to the JC ePump in my blog here at ECF (link is under my avatar, I'm using an iPhone to post this and links are harder to do).
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