Recent content by ArkansasJack

I've not made my own, although it would be fun to try.

yep - I think size would be the biggest hurdle. I'm a tobacco pipe smoker as well. Vermont Freehand company is a main supplier for pipe makers. Looks like it would take 4 "blocks" of briar for something like the OG. Cost would probably be prohibitive, but would make for some very special...

Might be interesting to try Briar or Meerschaum.

I use my OG with a pretty decent sized kitchen torch, turned up to between the lowest and medium setting. Aim directly into the intake tube with the inner blue flame just kissing the edge of the intake. restriction disc in. start my pull, slowly, and within 2-4 seconds i get visible vapor...

just my 2 cents. I recently decided to purchase one, and after many video's and questions answered i decided on a OG. I've had it about 2 weeks now. It's fantastic. With a small bowl or big one, with one or many hits per bowl, it's just fantastic. The vapor is smooth and tasty. I don't use...

I prefer the straight intake on the OG to a bent one.

Thanks so much, answered my question perfectly!

Hey guys, question about my OG. The steel tube/sleeve that sits between the oven brick and the mouthpiece brick falls out very easily. I noticed in the 0-Ring pack that you can get it has a very small o-ring, but I'm not sure what that o-ring is for. Is it supposed to go on that sleeve somehow?

Thanks guys. Based on your feedback and my wants/needs, I ordered a SB OG.

Thanks everyone

Thanks everyone for the feedback. I really think at this point it's between a sticky brick and a log. Anyone have direct experience with both that can give pros/cons?

Thanks much man.

Thanks, yes, I own a couple of bongs and a few small bubblers. I just tend to prefer the taste without water.

Ok folks, I need some help from you more experienced folks in picking a new vape. I currently mainly smoke joints, and also have a Dynavap 2019 "M" that I don't use with water. It's nice, but seems to really irritate my throat. I'm heating it using a Portside mini. It also is a bit of pain...