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I'm not an expert of drippers, but there are plenty of good clones around which will cost you less than a tenner. If you are happy to wait for delivery from the likes of Fasttech, then the prices drop even further.
Some ideas for you to consider; these can all be single- or double-coiled depending on your wishes and experience:
Velocity
Plume Veil
Buddha - this one is a larger diameter, but gives loads more room to work on the deck when building your coils.

Hope this helps, I'm sure more experienced drippers than I will chip in soon too!

On my ever-growing list of concentrates I need to buy, but this sounds just up my street, thanks breaktru

Interesting question to ask yourgurnard - as of today, I really like the Billow (sorry, blakey!), and am in the process of falling in love with my new TFV4, although the coils haven't yet bedding in properly.
I am also a recent convert to Subtanks (sorry, decoy!), and have two Minis and a Plus for out and about!

Hate? Nothing much really, although I was underwhelmed with my Smok M80 mod; kept misreading power and watts, and the battery would step down under half-charge, so that is relegated to the 'Not Much Use' drawer. I am also disappointed with the Goblins that I have; they are superb tanks, but I just can't stop them leaking, and for that reason they are also in the NMU drawer.

citym8 - hi and a warm welcome from me too!

Great milestone, well done Jon VapingBad!!! Here's to the next 50,000

tonyb - hi and a warm welcome from me too!

I know how you feel lobeydosser; recently we lost a couple of old (early 1800s) terraced cottages which had originally been built to house local tin and copper miners and their families. They too had fallen into disrepair, and despite attempts to sell them to developers, they were knocked down about 8 months ago.
A local property developer bought the land, and we all feared the worst, but the two new houses he has built are very much in character in the village, finished in granite and slate, and almost look better than the original buildings.
The best news is that both have been sold to local young families who are now moved in and enjoying village life; they are no more than two minutes walk from the school, shop, playing fields and pub (when the kids are old enough!), so hopefully these new dwellings will serve their intended purpose for many years to come, and will be an inspiration to others wishing to modernise sympathetically.
Next time I walk past and think about it, I'll take some photos to share.