Ed's WoodScents Log Vape - Ed's TnT

Ed's TnT

Woodsman
Manufacturer
Good afternoon, just popping in, wanted to share some of the positive feedback I have gotten so far but want to address you all for stopping by first,

@boon Oh my man, its a hot one for sure, just you wait!

@virtualpurple Hey hey, you know how long its been on my mind just from our talks, thanks so much for hanging in there with me all this time! I know you waited this long, its all down hill from here!

@justvapin Lol, I am sorry if you feel like I am twisting your arm, my bad bro, my bad!

@TheVaporist Thank you also, there should be 2 in the EU very very soon for testing, hopefully they find them to work well and report back with just as great results as below, keep an eye out!

@lemmeadem Hmmmm gotta be a tough one, I sympathize with ya here, lol!


VB Beta Bomb first over!
  • First heat up for residual material burn-off at 8.5V was quick (approx. 5-7 minutes). No discernible aberrant odors were detected.
  • First load in an Ed's TnT stem was of a small pinch nug packed moderately loose. Vapor production was good. Flavor EXCELLENT. VVPS setting @11.2V. Spent ABV was an even toasty roasty pale green/tan.
  • 2nd load of same packed moderately tight yielded MASSIVE vapor. VVPS setting @ 11.2V. Spent ABV load was an even light green/brown coffee roast.
  • Heater kept up very well with rapid consecutive draws.
  • Vapor was cool and comfortable on throat and lungs (and I'm sensitive in those areas).
  • Flavor was EXCELLENT.
  • VB body remained cool and comfortable to hold (inner-hollow body design facilitates this, as it does the overall light weight of the unit).
  • VB build quality is outstanding, and the internal components are firmly locked into place and will not budge - SOLID.
  • Ed's Bomb Ass Butter really accentuates the beauty of Ed's craftsmanship.
 

Ed's TnT

Woodsman
Manufacturer
Good morning all, hope everyone is doing great! I have been doing some testing and have put together a temp range for you, I will be offering a rotary control standard with the VB so the user will be able to dial it down. I must say out of the box its hot hot, so this is what I have come up with so far


through a VK -
9V - 325
9.5V - 344
10V - 350
11V - 411
12V - 465

through the rotary control -
Wide Open - 460
1/2 way - 288

Still getting awesome positive feedback from testers, couldnt be happier! Still sourcing parts is an issue, I should have started a couple months ago getting parts, didnt know what all I would need, going to order at least 100 of everything Monday! Just a quick stop by for the moment, I hope you all like what you see and look forward to you alls thought!
 

CarolKing

Singer of songs and a vapor connoisseur
We're all excited to hear from the beta testers. Glad everything is going well so far. The log vapes look beautiful.

So will there be a way to control the temp from 350 to 411 did you say? You are still working on that?
 
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starvingmusician24

Well-Known Member
Man the excitement is real with this thing, good job @Ed's TnT . Can't wait to have a VB of my own. The all wood WPA attachment looks very interesting to me and the ability to use the stems we already own from you is a huge plus. I'm also a fan of it running hot. I'm a high temp kinda guy myself. Go ahead and put a plus one by my name bud haha. :rockon:
 

Ed's TnT

Woodsman
Manufacturer
Just popping in for a quick bit of feedback I just received

"the lower temp dabs with the Bomb were the bomb! Full of flavor that most enails can't match."

How bout that!

Will holla back on the posts above later, bout to split just excited to see that!
 

Ed's TnT

Woodsman
Manufacturer
Wow what great feedback I am getting, so stinking cool to be so close to making this a reality!!!

@PeteSeattle You better keep an eye on me, theres no stopping now my man!

@starvingmusician24 Hey hey, so glad you like what you see and I figure you are so feeling it like me, how exciting the days ahead are! Very cool that all I have done in this fashion are functional with the VB, very neat to see one day soon the pics of all you alls VB's with the older stems I made back then, cant wait! Got that + down by ya bro, I appreciate you!

@Andreaerdna Thanks much but as much as I would like to take the credit for keep the VB testers a secret it was not my idea, my guy my heavy was all his idea, I just so fortunate to have people that are way way smarter than me to think for me lol, Lord knows I cant keep a thought in my head long enough to remember it 10 minutes in the future. My Iphone calendar thank the Lord for that app is slammed with reminders all day every day, so so hate Iphone but love the calendar app!

@TeeJay1952 Aint FC cool, we all learn so much about life here, I am so grateful to be a part of it, I would not even be anywhere close to where I am without it and you all great great people here that make it feel like home, big big thanks to you all for that!
 

RobotFart

Member
They look absolutely brilliant Ed! I've got my eye on the torched ash, those patterns are lovely.

I think that a removable heater could turn out to be a really unique and useful feature, especially seeing as there is potential to upgrade it as vaping technology gets better in the years to come.
 

Ed's TnT

Woodsman
Manufacturer
Good morning, I hope all is well out there! I closed on my house finally, got the keys and have been moving smalls is about all. I have a guy coming in the morning to blow more insulation in the attic, it has almost none being built in the 60's so getting this done will be a big help for heating and cooling it. I had a guy go by and mow the lawn yesterday, I cant do everything. I got a discount for installing a video security system so I had the boys out there with me mounting cameras crawling through the attic, its so cool to have youngens lol! Have a few other things to do and move stuff here and there, figure we will get moved in the next couple weeks! Ok so I have a brand spanking new Dewalt Miter saw coming in today, most call it a miter, I call it a chop saw cause thats all I use it for is to chop wood, dont do all the crazy angle and dont hang molding ever. So I was out in the shop chopping chopping short blanks for the VC, there is a small plastic piece on either side of the fence where the wood will rest near the blade, on the right side one of the pieces had a hair line crack in it that caused it to sit a little lower than the left, when I would chop a piece it would kick back into the blade and get thrown around the shop, at first I didnt notice the plastic piece so I swapped out to a brand new blade I had tucked back for a while, It cut a few blanks ok but then the started kicking back into the blade, hmmm. I started holding the blank at the right side of the blade like I have done 1000's of time, cut many more but then a piece kicked back into the blade, my index finger nuckle and all that is only about an 1" from the blade, like I said I have done this so many times I am just comfortable doing this, anyhow the blank ripped out of my hand the blade made a hella noise, I was stunned for a sec, I immediately yanked my hands back with a omgosh feeling all over my body, I looked at all my fingers turning my hands to see every side of them looking second looking giving them a third look not seeing any blood taking a huge sigh in relief. I was shaken, felt it all over my body, I said to myself thats enough for a day and I came inside, got on Amazon and have a nifty new saw that will be here shortly! I am so excited to get new gear. The other saw was great I cant tell you how many thousands of cuts it has made, I can surely say hundreds of thousands of cuts, I am thinking I should give it a out of service ceremony and lay it to rest properly all the while still having all my fingers, what a blessing lol!

I got a small batch of heaters in yesterday, gotta put them together and do some more testing, all is looking good for the VB you all, I am happy with all, just gotta get all the components in and figure out what I can do what I can get done and making it all happen, its fun yes but also complicated. Hang in there with me you all!

@RobotFart Glad you like what you see my man, want to make this easy for me and everyone else, it shouldnt have to be rocket science, lets have fun and make it simple, I am not one to wanna have to do alot of prep setup and thinking just to get baked doesnt make sense to me.

@Dan Morrison Aint it though bro, you know!

Alright yall off to the dr for a quick check and back to the shop to make the magic happen!
 

Dan Morrison

Well-Known Member
Manufacturer
@ dang that's scary! I know that feeling!

Also, I know you have your own process and I'm sure it works great, but did you ever try cutting blanks to length with a table saw and cross cut sled?

You can stack your blanks if they are square and flat, or round, to cut like 20 or more in one motion. This is how I cut the maple charcoal dowels into 5/8" long 'blanks'. This method will cut 2500 blanks in around 30 minutes.

Even one at a time this method goes very quickly.
 
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