Recent content by Pete

It would be cool if you guys offered that base to owners of the original Enano to make it more stable for those who complain about it tipping over. I haven't had that problem, myself, and like the look without that base, but I think I'm in the minority

Regarding dexterity, remember that, unlike your portable, this is plugged in. So there is a cord hanging from the enanao. I use two hands when using an enano with a water device - one to hold the water device and one to hold the enano. Otherwise, there is some chance the weight of the cord will...

Mine has been on 6-8 hours a day, every day, for 4 of its 6 years without a problem. There's no drying around the center ring of mine - it's the basic maple - even though I've only treated it 2 or 3 times with beeswax. BTW - this makes me wonder who has the oldest Enano still in regular use.

I've wondered if some woods work better for this than others. I've had the standard maple Enano since early 2016. So almost 6 years old. I've conditioned the wood with beeswax twice in that time. I leave it on 6-8 hours a day with occasional heat-ups at other times. Looks new, absolutely no...

I've only used the Power Puck. It is a big improvement on the old power cord. The cord of the puck is thinner and more flexible, the distance from the Enano to the Puck is longer so you can easily pick up the Enano without picking up the Puck, and the Puck is weighted with cork feet, so it tends...

I was actually going to dump it a while ago, but then the pandemic hit and I couldn't get any iso. So I just kept using it. The stems still come out totally clean. And I rinse them with water afterward, mostly to get any iso off them, so that helps. No residue or flavor on them.

There's no need to take the stem apart, just drop the whole stem, sleeve, screen and balls in place, in the iso. If you do this on a regular basis you never get any serious buildup. I've been doing this for MANY years without a problem.

I have never removed the adjustable screen from any of my stems. Too much work and it will damage the screens (yes, they're cheap to replace, but why bother). After I scrape out the AVB, if there is a little residue buildup, I just run hot water through it for a moment and then blow out the...

Ice stems! Much cooler than the long stems. They've been a game changer for me, no need to mess with a water tool. I started with a fixed screen ice stem. It was good but the glass screen added too much air resistance and also let through too many bits of herb. So I got another one with an...

Yes, it is. After I got the Enano, I had another medical patient try it out. They normally used a Volcano and did at least one ballon in a session. I put my normal amount of herb in a stem and let them try it. They laughed at the tiny amount and then after doing it said they got too high

Nice scoop. I use a much more inelegant one - a plastic straw cut on a diagonal. I've been using it for so many years Ive forgotten the source, maybe McDonald's. It really scoops up ground cannabis well, and the sharp point on it gets any keef powder from the bottom of the jar I put the ground...

Sure sounds like your puck is misadjusted. Is there a set screw so it turns off at zero? Given that it is turning off at "2" and most people use around 6 to 7 for vaping, you may have to go up to 8.5 to get the best vapor

My favorite is the ice stem, which I use without water as it cools the vapor enough for me. The stem has glass beads in it to cool the vapor. I prefer the "adjustable" stem , not for the adjustment capability (I never move mine) but because the metal screen has almost no draw resistance and...

You CAN load it where you get 6 hits, but as others said, it will require a lot of stirring. I actually LIKE smaller loads because you get full flavor in each hit. Unlike some vaporizers I've used with higher capacity where, after 3 hits, it has no taste. And it is ridiculously easy to knock out...

Has anybody here ever tried using something like the Mouthpeace filter on their glass stem? It uses activated carbon as a filter.