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I own an OG E-Nano, so I'm no expert, but as I understand it, the NXT is the "next generation" of basic E-Nano, the OG's successor. It has a wider base (that little flange thing), some modest changes to the innards (I think), perhaps one or two other minor differences. People seem to like the...

Absolutely—thank you! I am still working through Glass 101 and other resources. And saving up my nickels! :lol:

Thank you!! Checking it out even now! (Tempted to search for “ratchet bloop discs” — hmm, it must be “Glass 102” for that! :lol:.)

:whoa::science: @Shit Snacks , I am always in awe of your deep and ready-to-hand knowledge in this area (and your generous sharing), but also just now completely intimidated by your terminology. With lots of reading I am slowly getting the ideas—another year or so and I may have both the...

Hmm, I’m not sure my herbs would be described as “resinous”, at least not overall. Some are a bit sticky, but most are drier. I have had budtenders and shoppe owners exhort me about curing times and the like, so I think most of the stuff available here (Oregon) is considered well grown and well...

Yes, so when I do two stems at once (my usual compare-and-contrast, or just random pairings), I am getting about 75 hits on each stem in a warm-start / medium session, and 120 on each in a 4.7-start "full-board" sesh. Getting meticulous about it was at first a sort of defense mechanism, against...

Absolutely! Thanks for the labeled pictures—that helps a lot! (I'll get your Weed PhD in the mail ASAP! :lol::clap:) I have to agree, I think the OG E-Nano stem system sounds and looks a little easier to manage, but as you say, they (really: just Andy?) have had a long time to re-work and fine...

OK, I guess I am just an old-school, OG E-Nano kinda guy, but I don't get how the XL stems work. (I'm looking at @cosimo 's picture above loaded up with 5 times too much herb :lol: and assuming that's an XL stem.) I understand that screens are put above and below the weed, unlike my little ol'...

And here I thought the pretty pictures would make it easier to follow! :lol: Hey, can someone around here grant me a PhD in weed? That would be kinda cool, tell the truth. :sherlock: :rockon: Yes! … And speaking of which, back to tokin': got some Icarus 2.0 and some Blackberry Dream waiting...

This is pretty much my approach, but with a bit of sea salt added more recently: it seems to help the alcohol scrub the residue off. I try to use very little alcohol, and just enough salt for a sort of "slurry". But the relative hassle (comp. to standard/adjustable SS-screen stem) is enough that...

Not sure I can still edit the post above, and I don't mean to break the double-post rule, but I have added extensive info graphics on how to perform this technique to the standard E-Nano thread here: diagrams detailing stem-cleaning technique

OK, I wrote a long-ish text post in response to a question about E-Nano stems in another thread started by @cosmic badger , where I detailed my cleaning technique for standard / adjustable SS-screen E-Nano stems. (This would also work for the long stems, possibly for the XL stems, but not for...

I have had luck with wetting the outside of the stem and scrunching the grip a bit to get some of the water under the edge, between it and the stem, then "working" it a little to get the water to loosen the grip. However … I now clean my stems at my desk, in very short order, using ethanol...

I have to admit, it sounds like you're doing everything I would do to get bigger, faster blasts. So if it's not working for you, I guess it just isn't for you. (Well, except maybe in the mornings.) Fair enough! :):tup:

I purposely take long, slow, temp-stepping sessions with my E-Nano most of the time, as that's how I get most flavor and enjoyment from it. But I can also load it up with a bit more, turn up the temp for that first hit, and then do a "hot and fast" run in those higher ranges. And when I do...