I got my dripshield today, quite happy with it. It's designed originally for the 901 to prevent the liquid that leaks out the side-hole on that atty from getting all over the place...If you want to use it on a 510 the shield has to go over the connection between the battery and atomizer (otherwise it's purely ornamental).
There are 2 o-rings on the inside, one at the top and one at bottom, to keep excess juice between the atty and the shield (and more importantly...off your fingers )and two holes at the top (closest to the drip-tip) between the o-rings for airflow.
On the Tornado the atty connection on the battery is raised, so it's not an issue. On a mod; however, if the connection is set flat with the top, you will have to use a 510-510 adapter...it works great that way as well.

So, here's how it looks:
On a Tornado:

I used a 510 modder's connector from AvidVaper (remove the nut and it's a 510-510 adapter):

On a Black Silver Bullet:


I went with a two-tone anodized finish, looks slick, and the draw is very similar the tornado with the cone on...what is most important, I haven't had any liquid running down the sides of my mods, I haven't had any liquid on my fingers

Dripshield:
http://www.empiremods.com/product_p/em901drip.htm
Adapter
http://www.avidvaper.com/products/510-m ... ector.html

Looks nice! Thanks for the review Dereck72.

Do you eventually have to take it off and clean it out over time? Does it ever get full and then leak out?

Also, love how you spent the time to set up such a nice backdrop for your pictures lol

That looks very nice. I almost bought one the other day but didnt...now i will have to try it!

I would use some soap and hot tap water once or twice a week. If its really loaded up with juice and I hear a gurgly sound, I would take a couple draws without firing the atty to pull the juice back into the atty.
If have a mod standing on its base with the atty up, the air-holes a high enough up, high enough that, it took about 1ml liquid before it started leaking out the air-holes. If you are one that lays their mod on its side, it would be easier for some juice to escape. If I intentionally try and get it to leak, I could. Normal instances of over-dripping from time-to-time I realize when my atty is getting flooded and I know to back off dripping, let the liquid in the shield suck back up into the atty, and it's working great.

Yes the backdrop is a nice pro-touch (shhhhh...it's only me holding up a pillowcase )

Thanks sherri, I do like the look of it too...enjoy

I love the little genius ideas! Really sweet and look neat too! Thanks for sharing Dereck Thanks for the nice backdrop too, we won't tell

Got my Drip Shield today and I'm quite impressed. Those who know me know that I'd rather pour lemon juice into my eyes than drip but so far I'm putting 8 drops in and enjoying about 20 toots before re-dripping. I'm still experimenting so we'll see how much this thing can hold. I'm using it on my old Fistpack. Here are a couple of pics.

Great revier Derrick. So, people everywhere are pretty well swearing by these things and I havent heard much of anything negative about them. Do you think they live up to the hype?

Ok. after using this for a day I can say what they ARE and what they are NOT.
They are NOT an alternative feed system. I tried putting 10 drops in and while they don't leak, it does flood the atty which causes funky performance.

What they are is a great tool to have if you drip. I've had zero leakage, so your device stays nice and dry/clean. It also allows you to increase the number of drops used. When I've dripped in the past I found I could use no more than 3 drops in a 510 without leakage. You can easily put about 6 drops with the shield on with no flooding or leakage.
If I was a dripper I would not be without this device!