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Hm... I have a couple questions. First is of the "simple electric heating element", are you speaking of wire filaments or resistors? Examples i can think of are the magic flight family, in which case a battery will only last for a bowl. Now, I havent attempted anything yet, but shouldnt this...

i've yet to purchase... but i must say, im in love with this little thing. Magic, indeed. Its economical efficiency in its design has me slack-jawed and awe-struck... it JUST MAKES SENSE to use simple designs with complex concepts. I mentioned in the LT thread that im impressed that everything...

Good point. Maybe some kind of heat sync... a good conductive metal or maybe some thermal paste to distribute the heat. if the point is in one spot and is pretty hot for a prolonged amount of time, it might be able to produce enough heat to vape a small pack.

A regular dvd laser has enough power to light a match. im using a dvd rw laser, that should be able to burn paper... thats roughly 232 degrees celsius (farenheit 451 :brow:). that seems more than enough to heat an energy-hungry metal filament to the appropriate temp... some of these homemade...

i was planning on using the ceramic to encase the heating element, to act as a shield, not as a conductor, for that exact reason- its difficult to heat. i planned on directly heating a glass tube, much like you would heat a light bulb or an ubie with a lighter, only with my dvd rw grade laser...

Whilst surfing the vast expanse of the interwebs i happened across this page: http://planetstephanie.net/hi-tech-fun/lasers/dvd-laser/ I'm now set on building a conduction-based vaporizer utilizing something like this laser as the heat source. I plan on either containing it in the casing of a...

Its actually a pretty good concept, like a modified ubie. Im curious as to how you plan on heating the herb... What kind of heating element are you considering, and how does it operate? in my experience with electric powered portables, its hard to find an appropriate heating element that wont...

I love how you utilize the difference in conductive qualities of the two metals as your means of both heat production AND regulation. brilliant. my ONLY problem is the battery life... it does take a lot of power to heat up that stainless mesh. have you experimented with different filaments...

I agree with you Devo- this is a great place. Hey guys, HMVape here. HM for homemade, ive been trying to perfect a battery powered model made from things i find around the house, more on that later. I attend a university for the study of theatre with a concentration in acting. I recently...