thejackalsmark

Just another "Person Of Interest"
Screens, smack em with a hammer to flatten em out, soak em, (tips too). in coconut milk for after combustion. Works ever time. Doc

Coconut milk. You just paid me back and then some for the tip I gave you. I never would have thought about coconut milk. That's a great choice for so many reasons! Thanks for that one!

Happy Vaping! :leaf:
 

Grobalot

Well-Known Member
Making the plunge with a Dynavap M RosiuM, Wenge DynaStash and Spares kit. Might be after Xmas now, but i'm finally going to get one sorted. Still wondering which torch i should get, but i'll figure that out at some point.
the stems on this thread are absolutely incredible! Hope to contact one of you guys in the future for a new body.
 

TheThriftDrifter

Land of the long vapor cloud
When I occasionally combust, I clean thoroughly in everclear, then I vape a bit of peppermint leaf

Interesting, how do you like the peppermint? I might have to try. :nod:

Screens, smack em with a hammer to flatten em out, soak em, (tips too). in coconut milk for after combustion. Works ever time. Doc

I give mine a smack too. ;)

Been experimenting and am getting much better results the way George Showed how to do it in one of their videos. Above the blue arch of the flame. Just had one of the tastiest hits after the cleaning about 3/4 of the way to the top of the cap with my flame!

Glad to hear you are having some success, when I get it just right the dyna puts a smile on my dial.

Happy spinning.
 
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Alexis

Well-Known Member
Interesting, how do you like the peppermint? I might have to try. :nod:
Have you ever tried adding a drop of high quality peppermint essential oil to your water piece? It is extremely soothing for the respiratory system, but also that is a psychoactive effect the peppermint increases alertness and concentration and mental focus.

It can really perk up your high. Inhaling peppermint oil increases concentration by 20%. Most of all though, I experience far less respiratory bother from vaping and a much easier time keeping my airways clean. The essential oil and menthol is carried deep into the lungs with the vapor so it is more than just the addition of peppermint in the water and standard inhalation methods (steam, direct).

Rocky Mountain Oils have amazing peppermint, the USDA organic one in particular is pure as heaven I swear.
https://www.rockymountainoils.com/organic-peppermint.html
 

D4Dank

Well-Known Member
Have you ever tried adding a drop of high quality peppermint essential oil to your water piece? It is extremely soothing for the respiratory system, but also that is a psychoactive effect the peppermint increases alertness and concentration and mental focus.

It can really perk up your high. Inhaling peppermint oil increases concentration by 20%. Most of all though, I experience far less respiratory bother from vaping and a much easier time keeping my airways clean. The essential oil and menthol is carried deep into the lungs with the vapor so it is more than just the addition of peppermint in the water and standard inhalation methods (steam, direct).

Rocky Mountain Oils have amazing peppermint, the USDA organic one in particular is pure as heaven I swear.
https://www.rockymountainoils.com/organic-peppermint.html
Dam this sounds amazing. Definitely want to try this
 

Xclerk

The Universe is our endless supply
Ok, Socks checkin in here again and to be honest I haven't been using the Omnivap other than one bowl a night as my Evo still gets better flavor and consistent results either due to my technique or this Vertigo Z dual flame lighter. I have ordered a single and a triple flame from Amazon and I'm hoping that by experimenting with that single flame, I can finally get the consistent results that so many claim. I'm just not getting getting consistent results at all I have tried lowering the flame, raising the flame, I heat just above the outside Aura of the lightest blue flame and have experimented from the tip to the base. What is consistent is the fact that I get charred left overs all the time now and I can taste it. It works good enough to the point that I'm willing to keep trying but if I can't get it down pat with a single flame, I'm pretty much going to be keeping this Omni XL locked away in my closet.. ready for the next California Earthquake or the next time Edison cuts our power.

Before I pass judgement completely, I'll wait to receive my two new lighters and experiment with them first.

I still remember the very first bowl I lightly loaded in the largest screen placement setting.. It didn't burn, it tasted as good as my Evo and Plenty used to and the ABV was a nice dark brown very similar to what my Evo and Plenty used to produce. Again, I'm really not sure what I'm doing wrong but it got even worse last night when I COMBUSTED! At first, I thought something was wrong when I didn't hear the click for almost 20 seconds, then I saw the smoke creep out of the cap! Not a good sign.

I won't past judgment yet because I know this is capable of more than what I'm getting, but I'm having a really discouraging time with this vape.

Until my lighters get here, I think it's time to clean my Omni XL because it stinks bad of burnt bud. I plan on just removing all O rings and soaking all parts (including cap if this is ok) in 90% ISO for only about 30 minutes or so. The reason why I want to confirm this is because Dyna vap says, No flammable cleaning solutions? Why does Dynavap say this? Surely this is ok right?

Iso is ok?
Huge mistake for new users is to not wait for the cool down click and reheat again. I notice that every time I let a new user try it. Idk if its excitement or just wanting more vapor.Cool down is just important. Sometimes even after a cool down click I let it go longer on a stainless tip as that retains heat longer. Continue playing w a few lighters you'll get it. I tend to go 2 or 3 hits top to my liking.
Didnt realize I was a page behind lol
 

StringTheorista

Well-Known Member
Peppermint leaf is very menthol-ly tasting. I usually just do one inhalation, to bring the mintyness through the whole vapcap, and cleanse my palate. Never done enough to notice any effects.
If you decide to use essential oil, be sure to get a high quality organic food grade oil, not a fragrance oil.
 

juanavape

Well-Known Member
I give mine a smack too.

I flatten mine by pressing them under my metal grinder with full body weight and or roll them under the side of the grinder rollin' pin style. Seems to me the hammer technique might shorten their lifespan a bit.

Also I've soaked my caps in ISO for up to a week with no detectable negative results.
 

thejackalsmark

Just another "Person Of Interest"
I flatten mine by pressing them under my metal grinder with full body weight and or roll them under the side of the grinder rollin' pin style. Seems to me the hammer technique might shorten their lifespan a bit.

Also I've soaked my caps in ISO for up to a week with no detectable negative results.

As for flattening the CCD, I'll put mine between two pennies and flatten it that way. Works every time!

As for the infamous soaking of caps in ISO. :o

Some of you will agree with this obviously, and many of you will not.

I soak the sucker!

Never for more than 30 minutes or so though. I then scrub down the out and inside extremely well, wash it out thoroughly with dishwashing liquid and water and then I'll set that in front of a fan for about another 20 minutes to dry.

I've never had a problem with the bi-metal discs working properly after cleaning it in this manner.

Just make SURE after the ISO it gets washed out THOROUGHLY and DRIED TWICE AS THOROUGHLY!

@StringTheorista and @Alexis thanks for reminding me about peppermint oil!

People forget that because these are vaporizers you can vaporize more than just happy herb. Your favorite strain is not the only thing that can provide useful and effective aromatherapy. LOL

And peppermint is a great one because it has lots of positive qualities!

In regards to the heating and cooling clicks.

Because there are TWO metal discs crimped into that cap and they CAN and usually DO click somewhat distinctively and separately, people treat the second heat up click as the respect the click point.

That is incorrect!

That second disc is simply a BACKUP in case the first FAILS to work.

It is that FIRST heat up click that you should be paying attention to for the time to OFFICIALLY remove the heat from your cap!

I treat it the OPPOSITE in the other direction.

I wait until I have heard the second cool down click before removing from the heat sink, If I'm just cooling it down.

I cool down to the first cool down click if I'm fixing to do another cycle.

If anything, the second heat up click is the EXTRA second or two BEYOND the respect the click point that is always referred to.

If you go beyond THAT, you're now in the extreme danger zone for combustion and it's one of the major reasons why so many people accidentally combust and never saw it coming.

I'm fixing to get better acquainted with some purple Hindu Kush,
or if you're from Oregon, Jager! :nod: :rockon:

Happy Vaping! :leaf:
 
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thejackalsmark

Just another "Person Of Interest"
Hm – I'm always looking for the second click and consider the first one a „pre-click”. The first click is also much quieter than the second one.

I used to do the same when I first started using dynavaps. I learned better quickly. :lol:

As for the first click being quieter than the second, it varies from cap to cap. One of my shadow M tips it's like that. That first heat up click is actually the loud one and the secondary one is actually softer. It's opposite on my titanium tip and sounds the way yours does. Softer first click louder second click.

Happy Vaping! :leaf:
 

Siebter

Less soul, more mind
Well, it may depend on other parameters – I'm not new to DV, I bought my M18 1½ years ago and now exclusively use an Omni XL, although I should say that I was always listening to the „main-click“ (I often don't even hear the first one or they happen at almost the same time). Haven't combusted in a year or so, although I do play with going past the click for a second or second and a half (unless I'm heating the very bottom of the cap).

Just saying. :-)
 

D4Dank

Well-Known Member
Does dynavap drop a yearly upgraded edition on a set date? I discovered dynavap earlier this year when the 19m dropped and I’ve been wondering they’ll do for their 20 edition.
 

thejackalsmark

Just another "Person Of Interest"
Does dynavap drop a yearly upgraded edition on a set date? I discovered dynavap earlier this year when the 19m dropped and I’ve been wondering they’ll do for their 20 edition.

It's more like, George is always working on SOMETHING. If it's ready, it's ready. If it isn't, it isn't.

As a businessman, I'm sure once something new he's working on is ready he'll try to make it coincide with an upcoming promotion. But as for a set date each year, I have not noticed such.

I have heard of a couple of things that he is working on, that I think people will find interesting and appealing.

I don't work for dynavap and have signed no nda's, but I DO respect his privacy, and his desire to keep certain R&D quiet until he is ready to release, so I won't discuss any of those things in detail.

I will say, I think people will be pretty impressed in the upcoming months, however. :nod:

Happy Vaping! :leaf:
 

thejackalsmark

Just another "Person Of Interest"
The sun will swallow the earth before I accidentally combust in a Dynavap. It's not rocket science...

Faaaaamous last worrrrrds. :cool:
:rofl:

AND here's why! :nod:

depends how much bowls have you had.....

Half of my accidental combusts have come from pushing the envelope beyond the click.

The other half..........

*crickets chirping*

*more crickets chirping*

Dude, what were we talking about, again?
:rofl:

Happy Vaping! :leaf:
 
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phattpiggie

Well-Known Member
Accessory Maker
@thejackalsmark coming from a construction background this has all been very alien to me and I've said in the past at some point in time this creative streak may come to a stop.
I watched the video back and it put a smile on my face, thank you.

If the ideas don't keep coming at the rate they have been so be it.
The product line I have now is enough to throw a lot of potential customers into confusion and I'm happy with that.
The other great thing is taking the designs customers come up with and turning them into reality.
I love the 'do you think you could' messages.

@cybrguy and @mucsusn thank you, I love my job.

@RogueGuy nothing better than seeing my work in other peoples pictures, they are always greatly appreciated.
I'm pleased you are enjoying the longer no carb design.

Twists are so tactile and the spin just seems to come naturally. It feels good to bring a shape from woodworking history into the modern world of vaping.

Sunday Wood Porn
 
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