Since the M has just been released, I imagine it may be awhile before it is distributed to other retailers. I have heard of George @VapCap accepting "one of" PayPal transactions. Perhaps if you contact them through the Contact page on their website, you can work something out.
Perhaps it's the vapour profile that they're attracted to, I know that that's the big selling point for me. The way the vapcap produces vapour is unique and different than what a continuously heated vape offers.
There's also a huge stealth factor that makes it look far less like the user is heating a "Crack pipe". It's the most common negative comment about the vapcap that I get. It bothers me that people have that image stuck in their head but that's society. I think that a battery powered heater would drastically improve the stealthiness of this already discreet vape.
A vapcap is always a vapcap in my eyes no matter the heat source.
You can achieve the same effect by unscrewing the omni mp from the condenser to its max or its last thread. This will push the condenser farther up into the tip and will effectively cut off the carb air intake.
I have the TI OmniVap and put a small piece of transparent tape on the carb hole to keep it closed completely.
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That Walnut looks pretty but very fragile as well with the way the grain is. "Handle with care"?I have been using a triple jet torch since I got my first VC, a year or so ago, with a change in technique I get short 3 click bowls or long 9-10 click 'sessions'.
It's all a matter of practice, some of us will have common ground with either spinning, number of jets, ripping or grinding.
All of us being individuals will achieve the results we want maybe just in different ways.
Some people get it and take to the VC with ease and others may find it a bit more tricky.
My only advice for those who need a bit more time is practice empty until you are comfortable with your technique.
Use another vaporizer to get you in the correct mind set before hand, perhaps.
If you can use any other manual vape, battery or gas, then you will be able to use the VC.
My tinnitus isn't bad enough to stop me hearing the click but I can understand how this steepens the curve. Videos may help, watching someone else in 'real time' could be an idea?
I've not done any with the new tip but will try and get something together.
Here's a spinning one for now.
Had another go at this design, again in Walnut, it's bone dry after being moved from one place to another for the best part of 15 years. Too dry really.
Not got it where I want it yet but it'll come.
WOW!, that's incredible, might even have bumped my previous favourite PP piece (that black number with the double silver slash) off the podium!Not got it where I want it yet but it'll come.
WOW! Another stunner!.
I am in Canada and have placed several orders with a similar value to your cart. They have never posted the full value and I have not ever had to pay customs fees.
second click is redundant, sometimes mine does it sometimes not, often I don't pay attention. As long as you have the one click you know when to stop or start. I remember back when I started reading this thread there was mention that these clicks eventually will get louder or lower with continued use? Anyway just want to point out whether or not you get that second click is unimportant.
