T-Tips for exposed atomizers?

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grimmer255

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so basically you want a T-tip that has a wider hole for directed dripping...... sounds interesting. trust me you would rather it sip inside like the normal T-tips than slip over the attie. and these T-tips act like exposed atties without worry of juice getting into your mouth and it also acts as an insulator so it gets warm at most (3.7v vaping). And you can direct drip with them but it takes a little more timing and aim. unless you have one of those long skinny tip bottles.
 

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so basically you want a T-tip that has a wider hole for directed dripping...... sounds interesting. trust me you would rather it sip inside like the normal T-tips than slip over the attie. and these T-tips act like exposed atties without worry of juice getting into your mouth and it also acts as an insulator so it gets warm at most (3.7v vaping). And you can direct drip with them but it takes a little more timing and aim. unless you have one of those long skinny tip bottles.

Nope, actually I am just talking about T-tips that cover the exposed style atomizers like the 306 or the 401 so they would have to slip over the tube because of the design of those atomizers. I would still use them for dipping rather than dripping so the hole wouldn't have to change.
 

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Nope, actually I am just talking about T-tips that cover the exposed style atomizers like the 306 or the 401 so they would have to slip over the tube because of the design of those atomizers. I would still use them for dipping rather than dripping so the hole wouldn't have to change.

oh lol woops I thought you were talking about hot boxing the attie. There are some in ECF who dont use carts at all. They just drip then vape away... But yea a M401 T-tip would be challenging.... I bet that would look good....
 
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I have an old 401 sitting around here somewhere, i'll have to check it out. Is the 306 the same size as the 401?

The 306 is just a hair wider and longer than the 401, but if you think you can make it work on a 401 I would be happy to send you a couple of old 306s for sizing (I have a few sitting around that aren't really users any more). The idea would be the same and the difference is probably something you could make up with an o-ring adjustment (the width is really close).
 

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@GAT that would be hella cool 306 for me :D

oh lol woops I thought you were talking about hot boxing the attie. There are some in ECF who dont use carts at all. They just drip then vape away... But yea a M401 T-tip would be challenging.... I bet that would look good....
yeah I wouldn't hot box a 306 or a m401 hehe

I have an old 401 sitting around here somewhere, i'll have to check it out. Is the 306 the same size as the 401?
if you want I could send you a 306 dummy mouth piece..since that is what goes over the atty.... I can also send you a 306 atty if you want... PM me if you need/want

always available to help you out:cool:
 

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the idea about dripping into a funnel shape that almost touches the atty has been done by someone on the forums with a plastic pipette and pen parts.

i want one that is machined... i'm sure some other people would be interested in that as well. taking the tip off to drip sucks.

At least for an 801, my T-Tip, while not funnel shapped, works quite well as a fluid guide. I never take it off to drip. To make it funnel shaped, you would restrict the air flow. If you do need that kind of pathway for the liquid, buy a T-Tip and solder a pin to the inside edge of the Tip, with the other end of the pin angled so that it centered on the hole. The fluid would slide down the pin to the center of the atomizer.

I'm surprised I don't see more about filling carts from the bottom with a syringe and needle. Since I started to do this, I get more vivid flavor and thicker vapor much like from dripping but its hours between fills. I really like the T-Tip but now only use it to try new mixes.
 

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I am still trying to drip in my tip without making a mess. Wasn't there a video here on how to do it?

You won't be able to drip effectively with standard juice bottles, the tips are just too big, you need a needle tip type bottle that fits down through the larger t-tip opening-

I found this needle tipped two ounce bottle. I haven't tried it, but it looks like it'd fit through the larger t-tip opening quite nicely and be great for dripping-

Dispenser Bottle, 2 oz. with Needle Tip


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David, another idea is a double size tip, hollowed so we can stuff it w poly...I know alot of people that just dont want to learn to drip (for whatever reasons are beyond me, lol) but they LOVE my TTip and wanted a brass double sized cart.....Hmmmm..just throwing an idea out there....I know ur already swamped with so much but hey....might as well share with u n get ur wheels turning, lol :)
 
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