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Powder Vibe Original Tip

Powder Vibe Original Tip by Diamond Tech
$21.95 USD
Item# 91608   In Stock

Product Features

  • Apply enamel and powder details with ease and control
  • For use with enamels and powdered frits
  • Original Tip is designed for enamels and powdered frits
  • Powder Vibe unit sold separately


Product Description

Tips work in conjunction with the Powder Vibe (item #91605) to precisely dispense powdered frits and enamels as dots, dashes, and lines for drawing or writing on glass.

Brass tip features a quick-change magnetic base. To fill tip, separate the tube, cover the tip, fill with powder and slide the cap on. Minimize tip cleaning by ordering additional tips to keep your favorite colors at hand and ready to use.

Note: Original Tip is designed for enamels and powdered frits and will not work with fine frit or larger particles.

Tip: Store filled powder vibe tip assemblies in a location with low humidity to prevent powder from compacting. Tips stored in high humidity may not allow smooth flow of powders during application.

"Triptico Submarino" by artist Moises Colon. From Delphi's Online Artist Gallery.

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Pros : OK control for fine detailed work. I prefer a clear pipet so you can see the powder. A clear version would be great.
Cons : No east to clean quickly. Get one for each color or at least light and darks.
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Cons : Can’t get all the tips
Other Thoughts : Need the other 4 tips
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