Not so much. Ryan keeps it simple and seems to prefer wattage and particularly wattage cruise judging by his ig sessions. He has/had a Paranormal and never uses it anymore (on ig at least). He's got love and awareness for the TC and dna nerding out we do here but I for sure get the impression that he just bangs on basic mods and basic settings plus lots of cruising.
TC is just awesome, especially on a DNAc mod if you can make the effort to get one. Even on the modest rxg3d the ritual, experience, and effects are at that chef kiss level like you already appreciate in wattage but it's its own thing. Lower temp terp hits are tasty in TC on a DNA250C. The precision of TC does make for more even abv than wattage but it also gives you fixed temps to dial in that, along with resistance tweaks, let you craft a different range of hits from wattage. Both are amazing and there's nothing wrong with strongly preferring one mode.
The wood feels abit hot right? not too hot?
Yea just a bit hot, but nothing to be concerned at. It's hot enough to kind of melt the dynawax i put on the wood, but then again anything gets that hot.
The best way to protect the joint is to never leave a stem in the joint when not using the device. All, or at least most of the broken joints seem to be impacts on the stem while in the joint. While not using my Milaana, for example, I nearly always lay it down on it's side. I do the same with Splinters on mods.
There are many wooden stems available, some with glass inserts. I prefer the taste through glass.
I mean the only disadvantage of this device is the glass, breakable
Gotcha, the wood has its taste/smell..Disadvantage or advantage, it's all a matter of point of view!
Right. Disadvantage should it break, but an advantage every other way. I have come to appreciate ground glass joints and glass as a vapor path. And glass cleans up easily.
Disadvantage or advantage, it's all a matter of point of view!
