【D.craft】DCTip Black 's Japan Review

This tip was one of the softer ones I have.

Anyway, it's cheap!
Great product for a student!

The yellow tip is the one I purchased, but I will copy it here as well.

Here is my review of the DC chip, but let me start with the good points.
The price is cheap.
Not only are the packs of 30 cheaper, but they are also cheaper when you calculate the price per unit.
For reference, this is 6.8 yen and the lip is 9.0 yen. Premium, a high-end tip, is 18 yen, and Ultimate is 14.5 yen.
Next is the ease of tightening the screw.
It goes in smoothly and finishes tightening with an increase in resistance at the end. The feel is not bad.
There are two chamfers near the base. If you put your fingernail or pliers here, you can turn it strongly.
It is the same as harrows key point and H tip. The overall shape is also like a thinner, shorter version of the H-tip.

Next, let's look at the points of concern.
The part leading to the dart, at the very base, has no taper and is straight like a tea canister.
It is about 2mm long, but I was bothered by it because it is the part that you can see.
Also, the biting force seems small.
When I tried throwing it mixed with a lip point with the same setting, only the DC tip fell off or came off easily, and it seems to have a weak bite.
I thought it was the easiest tip to pull off among the tips I have.


My overall comment is: "Buy it because it's cheap. If you find it hard to pull out elsewhere, that's when you're in".

I bought it at this price point because I set up my board at home and sneak in a lot of tipping, so I consume a lot of tipping.
I bought it at the same time as the Rip Point, but when I compare them, I think the only advantage is the basic price.
I think it's just a matter of perspective, and if I can throw it cleanly, it sticks, so I'm using it as practice.
I hope that Dee Craft will improve not only the price, but also the sting and durability to some extent, so that I can enjoy throwing it.