SloJimFizz
Unknown Member
So, the M's SS mouthpiece and body are one piece the length of a stem? You can put he M's SS tip and condenser on any wood stem to make a SS Woody, so to speak?
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The M consists of three components:
- Stainless Steel tip
- Stainless Steel condenser
- Stainless Steel stem (body+MP in one unit).
The tip is interchangeable with a Ti Tip.
The condenser is the same condenser as Ti Uni models, so no point in interchanging but you could if you want to.
The stem is a single all in one MP+Body, so it cannot be interchanged with any other body/mp.
Essentially, you could use a wood stem with the SS tip + SS condenser.. though that's the same as switching the tips between the two..
mucsusn
60 going on 20
The key numbers to remember here are:
17mm - Length of mouthpiece
45mm - Length of body
62mm - Length of stem, also length of M one piece body/mp
Do the lego math while gazing at the product chart. Put your credit card in a safe.
SloJimFizz
Unknown Member
Too late for that, cracked the $400 yesterday.
Tried to just add the omni condenser, but justified my way into adding a Ti tip for it cause I wouldn't want my XLS or my omni being headless. Lord forbid.
A few hours later I had to go back and add a cap....
Dynalowrider
Well-Known Member
The next time you are in your local hardware store or auto parts store look over the bargain table. There's almost always a cheap chinese drill bit set at a bargain price. Now you have a hand full of poker's, dabbers, scrapers, and if it's inch you have the correct pusher for the vapcap: 3/16" twist bit. If you look through all that junk on that table, you might also find some cheap chinese 3" or 4" C-clamps. Take your vc apart, qtip/iso the tip till the qtip is semi clean at least. YOU CANNOT EXPECT IT TO COME APART EASILY IF IT IS DIRTY. Use the C-clamp to push the screens out.
People ordering in special rods and stuff to push the screen out. Struggling to get it to come apart.
Before you get your vapcap dirty the first time. Take it apart. Marvel at the engineering, the beauty of the craftsmanship. While you are at it marvel at HOW EASY IT IS TO PUSH OUT THE SCREEN.
Adjustable bowl, some of the tales of putting it back together scare me and I'm not afraid of anything. Using a M8 bolt and locking nuts, correct size to fit in the bowl, to land the screens where you want is so easy, it's a non issue to me.
Best advice for maintaining you vapcap, CLEAN THE DAMN THING. Believe it or not this is not rocket science, but preventive maintenance. Doc
People ordering in special rods and stuff to push the screen out. Struggling to get it to come apart.
Before you get your vapcap dirty the first time. Take it apart. Marvel at the engineering, the beauty of the craftsmanship. While you are at it marvel at HOW EASY IT IS TO PUSH OUT THE SCREEN.
Adjustable bowl, some of the tales of putting it back together scare me and I'm not afraid of anything. Using a M8 bolt and locking nuts, correct size to fit in the bowl, to land the screens where you want is so easy, it's a non issue to me.
Best advice for maintaining you vapcap, CLEAN THE DAMN THING. Believe it or not this is not rocket science, but preventive maintenance. Doc
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Web&App
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Hey DynaVap Enthusiasts. This is Nick again from the web dev team for DynaVap. The last few weeks have been fantastic for DynaVap, and site traffic is growing at an astonishing rate. Thank you all for the love. I do apologize for some service interruptions over the course of the 4/20 sale, and I can tell you that we've been constantly updating functionality and more recently hosting capacity. You may experience some service interruptions until roughly 10:30am CST. This will be the last big upgrade this week, but I can assure you the reason why will justify the delay. I'll let George fill you in on what's coming next shortly.
Thanks again for your patience, and your ongoing support of DynaVap - it is truly appreciated by everyone on the team.
- Nick
WEB&APP LLC
For any website related questions and/or concerns, please feel free to contact me directly at: nick.stuhr@webandapp.io
Thanks again for your patience, and your ongoing support of DynaVap - it is truly appreciated by everyone on the team.
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WEB&APP LLC
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SloJimFizz
Unknown Member
Please let the glitch last till 11:59 pm est. Sincerely: My wife and wallet.
flotntoke
thoroughly vaped
First - got my SHIPPED email for my 4/20 order this morning at 7:02 AM. They sure must be busy, and are definitely knocking it out! DV is just uber-awesome!! If curious, I did my initial order about 1 1/2 hours after sale started on 4/14. Added a couple very common items the other day. Now can't wait to see that shiny envelope - probably purple for me. I got a little crazier with my order than I hoped. Note to self.... do DV orders BEFORE vaping face off in future. 
Thanks for the GREAT lighter fill tech info. I have gathered all of this over the years through picking things up here & there and experience, but first I have seen things laid out so well in one place. Newbs and everyone asking questions about jet torches should be VERY grateful!
As for the butane chart - this is more geared towards impurities you don't want in your blasted concentrates. Suppose it is also great info for stickybrick-ers or anyone else who is inhaling the butane burn-off. But for us VCers (and others like VapMan) it doesn't matter as much because we're not inhaling the butane burn-off - we heat, then hit - not hit while heating. Though some of these residuals are bound to foul up the jets a bit. I think where the chart becomes relevant and handy is that the butanes that are more filtered and have less residuals are a better made, higher quality product and less likely to gunk up your torch.
I've been using Vector 5x filtered for a couple years and really like it. IME it's best bang for buck out there - no pun intended. Don't want to have any bangs where butane is involved!
Click times vary a lot for me depending on number of jets, which particular lighter I'm using, temp of cap before heating (in pocket? in warm car? in cold car?), how close I'm holding flame, and where on the cap I'm heating. If it varies this much for me - with a handful of different VCs and torches, I'd assume differences for different users are going to vary by 5 - 10 seconds for the first click.
IME you get to know "about" the time it should take, and should back off if that time passes. Almost all of my caps will miss a click occasionally - or I don't hear it. I'd say about 1 out of 50 times (2%). Best way I know to check for certain is to let it cool and wait for cooling click. Then you know you're either good to go again, or that you're getting a little paranoid about missing clicks!
What I've found is that you can usually avoid combustion (especially on first click of load) by not hitting it if you aren't sure. Just get it on a magnet or other solid metal surface ASAP to cool. If you did overheat, it will click and be forgiving. If you didn't overheat and the click hasn't happened yet, you're only out about 10 seconds of time. Not too bad!
Dude - you've gotta get a grip on the reality of the situation here. If this isn't the hottest vape on the market worldwide right now, it has to be in top 3. Almost every component of every item is hand made from raw materials in a shop that has been growing at an outrageous pace for only a year - and updates their products at an amazing rate. Then, you order during one of the two sales offered annually. You've got to notice all the totally new people on this thread chomping at the bit to get one (or a few) while they are on sale - not to mention all of us who have been VCing for some time looking to stock up on new stuff and parts with the incredible sale prices. And a little secret... many of us have been sitting back waiting for the sale for a month or 2 to get these items.
How anyone wouldn't get this just based on common sense, I don't know.
But since some don't, let me spell it out. IF YOU ORDER FROM A SMALL COMPANY MAKING HOT SELLING HAND MADE PRODUCTS DURING ONE OF THEIR 2 SALES OF THE YEAR, YOU'RE GOING TO RUN INTO DELAYS AND OUT OF STOCK ITEMS. This is true whether it is a vape, a wooden bowl, a ceramic mug or damned near anything hand crafted. Shit happens - and more shit happens when you put yourself into this situation with unrealistic expectations. One other tip on that... If you're looking to get what you want as quickly as possible with so many anticipating the sale (What? like 4 pages of rampant enthusiasm in the two days before 4/14 @ 4:20 CST), it might be a good idea to get your order in within a couple hours of sale starting.
It seems like what you are looking for may be found on Amazon, eBay or with online vape vendors selling mass produced vapes made in, or with components, from China. But be forewarned, usually you won't even get the "poor" customer service (in your opinion) that you're getting now. Learn a little realistic patience, or go with something/someone who can meet your expectations because of their less than stellar products. Whether you do that, or stick with the amazing products produced by DV, put on your big boy pants and live with the situation you chose to put yourself in. I mean, do you want your 15-20% off with delays, or do you want your stuff sooner at full price. You can't always have your cake and eat it, too. Sometimes you can luck into that (or plan better), but not always.
OR, you could go to puffitup (where you'll also find excellent CS) and buy an OMNI for full price+ and probably have it in a couple days if you're in the lower 48.
Resource created here:
The quality of the butane
The quality of the butane relates to how well filtered it is, the higher the quality the less contaminants are left to clog up the lighter jets during use.
Below is a table of the residual PPM contaminants in butane by brand, the lower the PPM the less contaminants there are to clog up your lighter.
Notice how much the PPM jumps when you get to 'Ronson', this is why it is best to avoid low quality fuel like 'Ronson'.
The above table was captured from a Skunk Pharm Research article about BHO
*Mercaptans are odorants added to the butane to assist in its detection.
The correct technique for using the butane to refill a lighter
Step 1. First locate the refill nozzle and flame adjustment screw (photo 1).
Step 2. Drain all existing fuel from the lighter using a pen, small screwdriver, or some other small pointed object by depressing the fuel refill nozzle (photo 2). I have found that turning the lighter right-side-up (with refill nozzle pointing toward the ground) helps get the last bit of air out.
Step 3. Turn the flame adjustment screw all the way clockwise to shut off all fuel flow (photo 3). You should see a plus (+) or minus (-) sign near the adjustment screw, which corresponds to open and shut, respectively.
Step 4. With the fuel refill nozzle on your lighter pointing up, press the can of fuel straight down into the nozzle. Be patient, a lighter does not become refilled in 2 seconds. Take your time. It will take 15-seconds or so to fill the lighter chamber. DO NOT pump the fuel can into the lighter. On some of the less expensive lighters, this could cause the tank to rupture.
Step 5. After refilling, let the lighter rest until it reaches room temperature. The fuel is cold when refilling and will expand as it reaches normal temperatures. You can also wrap your hand around the lighter to allow your hand temperature to warm the fuel.
Step 6. Turn the flame adjustment screw ½-turn counter clockwise(toward the + position) and try to light the lighter. Keep turning the screw open in small increments until the lighter lights and is at the desired flame height. Make minor adjustments as necessary.
How to Properly Fill a Lighter with Butane #Cigar101 - Famous Smoke Shop (YTube 3:03mins)
Thanks for the GREAT lighter fill tech info. I have gathered all of this over the years through picking things up here & there and experience, but first I have seen things laid out so well in one place. Newbs and everyone asking questions about jet torches should be VERY grateful!
As for the butane chart - this is more geared towards impurities you don't want in your blasted concentrates. Suppose it is also great info for stickybrick-ers or anyone else who is inhaling the butane burn-off. But for us VCers (and others like VapMan) it doesn't matter as much because we're not inhaling the butane burn-off - we heat, then hit - not hit while heating. Though some of these residuals are bound to foul up the jets a bit. I think where the chart becomes relevant and handy is that the butanes that are more filtered and have less residuals are a better made, higher quality product and less likely to gunk up your torch.
I've been using Vector 5x filtered for a couple years and really like it. IME it's best bang for buck out there - no pun intended. Don't want to have any bangs where butane is involved!
Click times vary a lot for me depending on number of jets, which particular lighter I'm using, temp of cap before heating (in pocket? in warm car? in cold car?), how close I'm holding flame, and where on the cap I'm heating. If it varies this much for me - with a handful of different VCs and torches, I'd assume differences for different users are going to vary by 5 - 10 seconds for the first click.
IME you get to know "about" the time it should take, and should back off if that time passes. Almost all of my caps will miss a click occasionally - or I don't hear it. I'd say about 1 out of 50 times (2%). Best way I know to check for certain is to let it cool and wait for cooling click. Then you know you're either good to go again, or that you're getting a little paranoid about missing clicks!
What I've found is that you can usually avoid combustion (especially on first click of load) by not hitting it if you aren't sure. Just get it on a magnet or other solid metal surface ASAP to cool. If you did overheat, it will click and be forgiving. If you didn't overheat and the click hasn't happened yet, you're only out about 10 seconds of time. Not too bad!
Dude - you've gotta get a grip on the reality of the situation here. If this isn't the hottest vape on the market worldwide right now, it has to be in top 3. Almost every component of every item is hand made from raw materials in a shop that has been growing at an outrageous pace for only a year - and updates their products at an amazing rate. Then, you order during one of the two sales offered annually. You've got to notice all the totally new people on this thread chomping at the bit to get one (or a few) while they are on sale - not to mention all of us who have been VCing for some time looking to stock up on new stuff and parts with the incredible sale prices. And a little secret... many of us have been sitting back waiting for the sale for a month or 2 to get these items.
How anyone wouldn't get this just based on common sense, I don't know.
But since some don't, let me spell it out. IF YOU ORDER FROM A SMALL COMPANY MAKING HOT SELLING HAND MADE PRODUCTS DURING ONE OF THEIR 2 SALES OF THE YEAR, YOU'RE GOING TO RUN INTO DELAYS AND OUT OF STOCK ITEMS. This is true whether it is a vape, a wooden bowl, a ceramic mug or damned near anything hand crafted. Shit happens - and more shit happens when you put yourself into this situation with unrealistic expectations. One other tip on that... If you're looking to get what you want as quickly as possible with so many anticipating the sale (What? like 4 pages of rampant enthusiasm in the two days before 4/14 @ 4:20 CST), it might be a good idea to get your order in within a couple hours of sale starting. It seems like what you are looking for may be found on Amazon, eBay or with online vape vendors selling mass produced vapes made in, or with components, from China. But be forewarned, usually you won't even get the "poor" customer service (in your opinion) that you're getting now. Learn a little realistic patience, or go with something/someone who can meet your expectations because of their less than stellar products. Whether you do that, or stick with the amazing products produced by DV, put on your big boy pants and live with the situation you chose to put yourself in. I mean, do you want your 15-20% off with delays, or do you want your stuff sooner at full price. You can't always have your cake and eat it, too. Sometimes you can luck into that (or plan better), but not always.
OR, you could go to puffitup (where you'll also find excellent CS) and buy an OMNI for full price+ and probably have it in a couple days if you're in the lower 48.
Chryos
Well-Known Member
Holy modularity, mother of this Vapcap 420 !
Here is my picture contribution. I ordered the two on top for 2 of my friends, and they love it. And I've upgraded from my T-Woody S, to and Omni N-Vong, on bottom :
Let's play Lego !
I love my Omni N-Vong, it's a pure beauty and a super efficient vaporizer ! With the sales, I have a new burl N-Vong body on it's way .
Happy 4/20 !
Here is my picture contribution. I ordered the two on top for 2 of my friends, and they love it. And I've upgraded from my T-Woody S, to and Omni N-Vong, on bottom :
Let's play Lego !
I love my Omni N-Vong, it's a pure beauty and a super efficient vaporizer ! With the sales, I have a new burl N-Vong body on it's way
.Happy 4/20 !
Squiby
Well-Known Member
Yes. Airflow, vapor quality and taste are the same across the board since these all have the same titanium tip and temperature regulating cap.
Here's the difference:
There are basically three titanium tipped models. Vapcaps with:
- a standard length condenser
- an XL condenser
- an Omni condenser
The rest of it is just how you want to dress your Vapcap.
The Ti Woody has a standard condenser and is dressed with a 62mm wood stem.
The Ti Woody S (and the Ti Carbon S) also has a standard condenser but it is dressed in a 45mm wood (or Carbon) body and a 17mm spinning wood mp.
The Ti Woody XLS has the longer XL condenser and is dressed in a 62mm wood stem and a 17mm spinning wood mp.
The Omni has a threaded Ti mp that screws onto a threaded Omni condenser that can be dressed in any 45mm BODY. The Omni condenser allows you to screw the mp farther into or off of the condenser resulting in a tighter or more open air flow. It is a set it and forget it feature, which removes the requirement to manually operate the air intake.
Pick the one that speaks to you. They all perform the same. Because the XLS models are longer, they may be comfortable if you have compromised dexterity or if you have large hands or if you imagine that you might be passing it back and forth sharing a toke with another.
Please be patient. The 420 sale is generating record sales for the small Dynavap team. Remember that the volume upon the sale launch crashed the site.... This company has the BEST customer of any company I have dealt with for any product I have purchased. @VapCap or @Arielle.Dynavap will treat you right.
The M has a standard length condenser that can accommodate a 62mm configuration. This means you can replace the M stem with any 62mm stem OR you can replace it with any 45mm body plus a 17mm wood mp. (45 +17 = 62)
SloJimFizz
Unknown Member
@flotntoke
Good post.
They're in the weeds from a fuck ton of orders. Relax. (Aaron Rogers quote for the WI peeps) If the site accidentally over sold an item, I'm sure that wasn't their intention, but stuff happens.
Good post.
They're in the weeds from a fuck ton of orders. Relax. (Aaron Rogers quote for the WI peeps) If the site accidentally over sold an item, I'm sure that wasn't their intention, but stuff happens.
flotntoke
thoroughly vaped
Thanks. I don't agree with one part, though.... I wouldn't say DV is in the weeds - maybe a bit overwhelmed. Even though I've been checking a few times a day, I was pleasantly surprised to see my order has shipped. I figured it wouldn't go out until next week with the number of orders they must be receiving.
IMO they are rocking it above and beyond their usual turn around time. Yes... much easier to have that perspective once you receive the "shipped" email, but again..... if having realistic expectations this is STELLAR!
Much love and a Happy 420 to @Arielle.Dynavap and the whole team for keeping us happy - or at least almost all of us. Can't wait to try the M - and gift one to a close friend who had no interest in vapes until he started playing with my OG. Will be glad to get that back, and am sure he will respond with some kind of crazy 25-28% THC craziness he has tucked away in the vault. Win-win! Hell, more like win-win-win-win....
Hope everyone else is enjoying their 420 as much as me! A fun morning as I continue my annul ritual of trying to use every vape and every piece of glass at least once before midnight. Wish me luck! There are more to fit in every year.
Holy modularity, mother of this Vapcap 420 !
Here is my picture contribution. I ordered the two on top for 2 of my friends, and they love it. And I've upgraded from my T-Woody S, to and Omni N-Vong, on bottom :
Let's play Lego !
I love my Omni N-Vong, it's a pure beauty and a super efficient vaporizer ! With the sales, I have a new burl N-Vong body on it's way
Happy 4/20 !
You have a beautiful family
SloJimFizz
Unknown Member
Overwhelmed is right there in the definition of being in the weeds. 
Last 4/20 I was still combusting. My one year anniversary is on July 5th, day my V2 arrived.
Happy 4/20 all. Filling a lunch cap now. Got a special Full load for the Plenty tonight before playoff hockey.
Last 4/20 I was still combusting. My one year anniversary is on July 5th, day my V2 arrived.
Happy 4/20 all. Filling a lunch cap now. Got a special Full load for the Plenty tonight before playoff hockey.
No ,it does not get hot to hold even after prolonged use.
Neither the mp gets hot.
The very tip -towards the mp-of the condenser though,after
few consecutive & hard inhales ,with the carb fully closed ,can get really hot.
But this is not a real problem anyway,since the condenser does not touch the lips .
GreenHopper
20 going on 60
More than welcome bud, been meaning to create that resource for a little while now, and yes you are 100% correct about the purer butane leaving less residue on the jets so the lighters live longer.
I think the main thing that chart shows is just how low quality 'Ronson' is compared to the next supplier in the chart.
I can't...I PSML
at your comment and now I have to wash my big boy pants MEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!! Cried every VapCap owner
but we all know it's really @Squiby 
HERE HERE!
Happy 420 you crazy bunch of vaping maniacs
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SloJimFizz
Unknown Member
Nope, I have aTi Woody with just a stem and crown where the tip goes. Only need a fat mouth piece to mate to a 14mm water pipe. $0.85 no brainer.
janusportal
Well-Known Member
Are there any good explanations of how a vapcap works with a water piece?
banana_republic
Well-Known Member
Hello!
You mean the Ti woody "without the S"? I have one, and I do believe it was meant to use the stem itself on the mouth, without a mouthpiece. Anyways, you can use the standard and/or fat silicone mouthpiece.
Happy 4/20 everyone!!
You mean the Ti woody "without the S"? I have one, and I do believe it was meant to use the stem itself on the mouth, without a mouthpiece. Anyways, you can use the standard and/or fat silicone mouthpiece.
Happy 4/20 everyone!!
Squiby
Well-Known Member
No.
Every Vapcap has a condenser which goes into the tip and travels the length of the whole midsection and mp if there is one.
The Ti Woody has a standard length condenser which accommodates a 62mm midsection called a stem. You place your lips on the end of the stem to toke. It does not have a separate mp.
This is what a Ti Woody looks like. You can see that there is no room to add a mp onto the condenser. The condenser travels the length of the stem and ends at the end of the stem.
Below from top to bottom:
- Ti Woody XLS with B&W Ebony stem and Blackwood mp.
- Ti Woody with Cocobolo stem.
- Ti Woody S with Blackwood body and Burl mp.
