dirtdragon
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Wow, how does it work with the pads in the bottom? Less conduction I would guess
So you put pad in first then herb on top? Then the lid on? I put herb in, then liquid pad, no lid and place in vape upside down. Your setup might be better.A while back I decided it wasn't worth trying to remove them and now have two that I keep the pads in. Now I'm just looking for a safe, possible permanent way to mark them.
Any ideas?
I'm not using them with herb, just tinctures I make. Pad goes in, a few drops on top and the lid.So you put pad in first then herb on top? Then the lid on? I put herb in, then liquid pad, no lid and place in vape upside down. Your setup might be better.
Try scratching /engraving some sort of mark on to the side of them. Take a pin and make one small indent in one and 2 small indents in the other.A while back I decided it wasn't worth trying to remove them and now have two that I keep the pads in. Now I'm just looking for a safe, possible permanent way to mark them.
Any ideas?
Also tried it myself last night. Was the best use of liquid pad so far. Easy to fill, easy to empty and no vapor travelling through pad, yes more conduction/less convection but still very happy for the size of dozes I like.I read that wrong today and I also thought someone left a liquid pad in the capsule bottom and put herbs on top. So I just did it and it works fine!
Empties like a dream compared to the other way round too!
I probably wouldn't need anything to hold it still in there in use, it's more for transport vibration and maybe a bit of vapor density in use.
Although admittedly for transport, even just 4 pads add a bit of weight to the item!
I've also had success with cotton, the only drawbacks being having to place it, and it's hard to separate from the AVB if you're saving that.
As for marking one or two capsules in a safe and permanent way, I was toying the other day to make one hold less herbs, and I formed the top and bottom into inwards domes as much as possible.
Now in the magazine it stands out from any angle. But bear in mind, a Pad only barely fits in then or might reverse some of the doming, but it will probably still look obvious.
That's one way, others above!
I agree, @MonkeyTime - I don't think the tiny liquid pads were designed to be removable, nor to be used as small load dry herb spacers in the capsules. I believe they were intended to be placed in capsule and left there, to be used for concentrates. Either clean it as a unit in iso, or dispose.
Read @TheMadDabber post about using vaborbrothers ceramic screen.
Don't think that one would fit in capsule, though. Correct me if I'm wrong.
Used glass honeycomb screens and glass flowers as spacers in Ascent. Difficult with Ascent loading and unloading on the go. But easier with capsules, pre-loading and unloading at home over tray.
A bit less than half capsule, 0.06g, with 3 honeycomb glass screens on top as spacer.
190C, five draws. Noticeably denser than without spacer.
My best guesses why:
Notice how I refrained from using one of the "C" heating words?!
- small loads in capsules shift/clump allowing air to bypass
- shifted clumps get sucked to capsule lid, further removed from incoming hot air (mm's matter)
(I enjoy a nearly full capsule myself without any spacers)
can i ask does ceramic screen fit at bottom of mighty bowl?
thinking of using it as a bottom screen saver just sitting on top - so bottom screen would need cleaning/replacing less often
yea id say heating chamber walls are vertical
id keep wire screen and just put ceramic screen on top
and ground herb on top of that
to catch the downward gunk first ..i hope
ive managed to find vapor brothers pick with reasonable shipping to uk on ebay
(..not that easy)
messaged seller to see if they can get ceramic screens ..
A sewing needle works for me.In this cleaning tutorial, the Vape Critic recommends a pick tool to take out the bottom screen. I can't seem to find the one he is using, and I don't think a toothpick would suffice. Can anyone recommend me a good product to do this?
I use a Skilletools Sharpy . . .Can anyone recommend me a good product to do this?
Im using the orange tool, if you do it right it will come right off.In this cleaning tutorial, the Vape Critic recommends a pick tool to take out the bottom screen. I can't seem to find the one he is using, and I don't think a toothpick would suffice. Can anyone recommend me a good product to do this?
That's what I thought of at first. Was there a reason he didn't use it? Is there some kind of a special technique you use? I feel like the thing would break.Im using the orange tool, if you do it right it will come right off.
It seems to work good, I thought it was a bit airy at 180C. But if I start it 12 or 15 degrees C higher it seems to replicate my normal use.Also tried it myself last night. Was the best use of liquid pad so far. Easy to fill, easy to empty and no vapor travelling through pad, yes more conduction/less convection but still very happy for the size of dozes I like.
I have a question, has anyone had success vaping a piece of a whole bud inside the Mighty instead of grinding? Is so, is there any strategy used to get the optimal vape experience?
That's what I thought of at first. Was there a reason he didn't use it? Is there some kind of a special technique you use? I feel like the thing would break.
Honestly, you would only need to take the bottom screen out after a very long time of use. I wouldn't care if I needed to put in a new screen by that point. I just care about what makes it the easiest to take it out. I guess I'll look into sewing needles.
i use long sharp round metal kebab skewer from pound shop