I'm very impressed with the MFLB. I was tempted by the Arizer Solo, ordered it and had great angst for not getting the MFLB, so I ordered that too and got them both at the same time. After using side by side for months I find I reach for the MFLB more often, even at home where the AS was meant to be used more. The quality of vapor is better than AS; less quantity and less visible, but tastier and potent. The convenience and portability can't be beat. It's so easy to use in public without drawing attention. I wouldn't say I have the MFLB mastered, but I like the manual control and immediacy. And it's a warm, organic object made by hand machining, which impacts the experience of an appropriate send-off. It's just always seems like the way to go, and it's a choice! 
What I'd like to see, or perhaps someone can point me to a solution, is a finishing grinder for high capacity grinding. The small one is great for loading for one flight, but I prefer to have a week's stash of fine grind, life is simpler that way. The small is hard for my old hands to do more than one or two at a time. I do not like resin-robbing, powder-packed coffee grinders, but the size of the finishing grinder output is just right. I have the space case grinder which is fantastic for high volume grinding but not fine enough for a finish.
What I'd like to see, or perhaps someone can point me to a solution, is a finishing grinder for high capacity grinding. The small one is great for loading for one flight, but I prefer to have a week's stash of fine grind, life is simpler that way. The small is hard for my old hands to do more than one or two at a time. I do not like resin-robbing, powder-packed coffee grinders, but the size of the finishing grinder output is just right. I have the space case grinder which is fantastic for high volume grinding but not fine enough for a finish.
