Ascent Vaporizer by DaVinci
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RD
"Hawaii Home Grown"
I can unequivocally confirm that Davinci are or are not considering some form of spacer.
There. That better?
LOL
Yes they are working a few ideas. I believe the rep said so in the very thread.
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Thanks, I needed that LOL Don't know who rep is.
RD
"Hawaii Home Grown"
I was quite sure that someone said the sombrero was dead. I would like to be on that list if it does exist.
HINT: There is a "Like" button on each post.
Sorry: The representative of DaVinci that is here on FC.
Yes, I use it. Still don't know who that would be. What handle?
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°k
The sound of vapor
HINT: there's an edit button on each post.
edit: I believe she is called Shauntel aka @Davinci_vaporizer .
Smknbud
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I personally think those that have never owned or used the latest incarnation of the Ascent should refrain from posting opinions based on conjecture, hunches, inference, presumptions, supposition and any other synonym you can think of.
It serves no purpose at all.....even if it's presented eloquently.
It serves no purpose at all.....even if it's presented eloquently.
jivebuggered
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Shit can you see where your going in your house with all those vaps?? LOL So which is your absolute favourite and why? (and no you dont win a prize)
I regret having wasted your time, but not mine.
jivebuggered
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Got drilled from the bottom with the windscreen repair drill, was unable to do from the inside. Just aligned two of the holes from the ascent and texta marked the spot where to drill. Smoothed off the holes with the diamond tip drill i got from people that do trophy`s or gem ornaments. They use that kind of drill all the time only cost me couple of bucks. Have to drill very very slowly. I dont think the drill bit goes as fast as a dentist one, more like the OLD belt dentist ones if any here are old enough to remember? Held on to it with rubber lined pliers lightly but firmly. Im sure you/anyone can find a mobile windscreen repair mob in phone book that will do it. You just say can you drill two small holes in a medical device part that should only take em 10 mins to do for $10 each in my case.
"Large amounts of bubble" geez you must live in the same place as the other FC member that used a metal grinder for his HUGE supply LOL
Wish i had enough hash to make a oval shape the size of the oven, then again never did get enough plasticine in kinda either!!
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°k
The sound of vapor
it really doesn't take much I use maybe a ball that has a diameter of 3mm and then flatten it in an oval shape, it's about 1mm thick then I'd say, that's good enough to prevent the puck from moving up and it doesn't seem to impact the airflow (note: why not making a couple of holes in it?), plus it certainly add some flavor.
My only concern with this is the stains I get on the bowl... I really hope I'll be able to clean those once I'll manage to get my hands on some iso.
You might try insulating the H with a thin tuft of cotton to absorb the melt and keep it away from the bowl. Just an idea.it really doesn't take much I use maybe a ball that has a diameter of 3mm and then flatten it in an oval shape, it's about 1mm thick then I'd say, that's good enough from preventing the puck from moving up and it doesn't seem to impact the airflow (note: why not making a couple of holes in it?), plus it certainly add some flavor.
My only concern with this is the stains I get on the bowl... I really hope I'll be able to clean those once I'll manage to get my hands on some iso.
°k
The sound of vapor
Thanks for the suggestion, I guess it'd work but (apart from adding its own flavor) that would make chocolate topping unnecessary then, might as well just use some cotton to prevent any movement, don't you think?
Edit: now that I think about it that would certainly help keeping the glass screen cleaner in the "long" run. I haven't looked at how quickly it gets dirty using the kinda "screen" but I assume it's faster than with herb only.
°k
The sound of vapor
Don't get me wrong I'm not saying it's anything close to a bad idea, I remember how Sticks was having fun when he started experimenting with his beta unit and cotton!
What I was just pointing out is that since the cotton would take enough room in the oven on top of the herb to prevent it from moving, the hash screen would become unnecessary. And then I realized (and edited my post) that if one wanna still use some hash on top of their herb using cotton would prevent the glass screen from getting dirty or even sticky. So yes I should probably start looking for some organic cotton seeing how I find hash a lot more easily than herb! @Snappo
just ordered an ascent today (finally) and now I am looking at what water pipes will work well with it and found this site. I went through a few dozen pages on this and saw a lot of suggestions that should/could work but didn't see anyone saying that they got XXX brand/type and that it works well. I am sure its in here somewhere but 135 pages of info is a bit of overload to take in all at once. Is there a water tool that would work for both the ascent, as well as for the volcano W/easy valve that I could use on both? Hope this isn't a question already asked 100 times but I did a search and couldn't find it.
Smknbud
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I only have two pieces of glass that I use.
First the Pinnacle WT with 14mm adapter:
And a bubbler from jhanpixel with 18mm adapter:
Bravo, Nigel - you get it! You've succinctly wrapped your analytical mind around both sides of the issue, without taking personal exception to one side or the other.
Are we there yet! Some say yes, some say no. To those now enjoying V1.2 from those who said no to V1.1, enjoy! And THANK YOU, Davinci! Onward...
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evolutunes
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Well, I posted a few days back having problems with cloud production. I can now confirm that this was due to me learning the ropes rather than anything else. When people say pack it down they mean it and this does produce much better results. I have found though that vapor does increase with a slightly stronger draw but this tends to pull the puck up on occasion without spacers. Anyway, just thought I'd let any other noobs out there know that it is fairly easy to get to grips with and a great starting point to vaporising IMO. Next things to learn are abv options and iso reclaim. Thanks again to all the experts for doing all the testing to save us having to.