Recent content by LazyVaper

I don't know what he's paying you, but it's not enough!

When I go to e-nano kits -> E-Nano Kit -> 1. Wood Choice -> E-Nano Maple Burl, it immediately says "Out of stock". Even if I select all the other accessories, when I click "add to cart", I get a pop up that says, "Please resolve all pending issues before adding this product to your cart." If I...

Regarding the maple burl: I've been checking every day for a couple weeks now... It seems either they were restocked and sold out very quickly; or the maple burl didn't get restocked. Any update on expectations for the next batch of maple burl (regular size) e-nanos? Thanks!

@ACE OF VAPE - any estimate on when the maple burl e-nanos will be back in stock (regular size)? Thanks!

This is my two year anniversary with my UD! Still going strong, zero issues. I typically only use it on the weekends, and keep it securely tucked away when not in use (see below). With my "light touch" use-case, I don't see why this won't last for many, many more years. I posted about my...

Just out of curiosity, Ed, how do you plan to fix that? I'm thinking you could fill the screw hole with wood glue and toothpick fragments? Or maybe make a filler paste with wood glue and sawdust? Wood Bondo? (I recently learned of the wood glue and tooth pick trick for filling door bracket...

+1 I am consistently blown away by the efficiency of the UD. I find any vape to be vastly more efficient than combustion. But of the handful of vapes I've tried, the UD is to me noticeably tops in efficiency. Edit: meant to also say, I can't imagine how the UD doesn't pay for itself fairly...

+1, I think that's the beauty of the vapcap (one of many, actually). Versatility ftw. Lots of ways to heat it up. Electricity is pretty convenient when you're at home. But torches, candles, campfires, etc are great for off grid use (convenient too, really). Now I want to see someone heat up...

Them's fightin' words! (Just joking, look at my username.) But I do think you can be lazy and still enjoy vaping. But like so many things, more effort means more reward. I saw someone here in FC liken vaping to brewing coffee and I think that's a great analogy. Case in point, I used to be...

Congrats on the win! If you've never used a log vape, I think you're in for a treat! Here are a few random tips: - Let the dog heat up for a good 25 minutes or so before you use it. It will probably be able to produce vapor sooner than that, but mine takes around 20 or so minutes to reach...

Any chance Cocobolo will become part of the standard lineup? I think I mentioned before, all the WoodScents look great. I can't make up my mind which I want. But I think this Cocobolo one might be my favorite so far...

I haven't used the Sticky Brick, but have only read positive comments. However, I am a fan of log vapes, owning both the ENano and an Underdog. And I will almost certainly get a WoodScents at some point. Your use case sounds very similar to my own. So I think you'd be happy with a log. But...

Hi Ed (and any other wood experts out there) - any thoughts on choosing one type of wood over another, other than cosmetics? Part of the "problem" with the WS is that they all look fantastic... I'm suffering analysis paralysis! So I'm just wondering if there are other considerations besides...

I'll throw in my two cents... I just bought a Vapcap M, mostly due to the hype (particularly on the Vaporents Sub at Reddit). I figured for $50, even if the hype was only half real it's worth taking a chance. When I got it, my biggest surprise was the draw resistance with the carb closed. If...

+1. I recently realized I need to check myself: I've been increasingly packing my stems fuller and fuller, even though I know better. Need to do a "less is more" reset! The only "problem" is that the right amount of product just seems impossibly small. How can that tiny amount possibly get...