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I've been using a small triple torch from a local smoke shop. It's been working great and produces vapor instantly.

Mine wobbles a little but it doesn't seem like it will be a problem

Got me thinking about two beasts together ha. The brick hits harder but it's a nice way to cool your hopper without using water.

https://vapepensales.com/products/yocan-cerum-wax-and-dry-herb-replacement-coils These seem to be cerum specific

Hmm it worked for me just now. Walnut brick on the way!

Actually the inside of the battery cap is the contact so keep that in mind.

Thank you, not sure what happened there. These are the pics he sent me last night. I should have it back in a couple days.

If you haven't already, try covering the intake on the bottom to add restriction. It should definitely help with milking the bubbler

Whats up everyone, just wanted to share a couple pics of these awesome JoDa Glassworks stems for the lily. I recently acquired a lily and couldn't find any replacement glass parts so a huge thanks to @VaPeD&CoNfUsEd for hooking me up.

It's a bubinga wood torch by brizard and Co. They have a bunch of different wood options too. Not cheap though

I've had mine for about a week now and I am absolutely loving it. Got the cocobolo ti woody and bubinga stash.

This is exactly what I've been doing. Works great

I've actually never used the charger. I use an external charger and yeah 3 batteries is more than enough to get me through the day but I bet it would fit

Fits pretty good

Its a really durable plastic with a rubber liner on the inside to seal it and optional foam inserts

I use an SKB iSeries waterproof cigar case. Holds my hopper, 2 batteries and a jar. Cost about 20 bucks I think.

Both of my pics are the same milaana. My first one had the clear epoxy too and the newer one is white so there is definitely a different glue being used now.

Yeah I just got it on Friday. It's the second one I ordered. The glass barely comes above the wood on my original but the overall finish is much better on the newer one

The stock screens fit perfectly into the air intake cutout. I used a dremel sanding tool and just took a little off one side. It looks so much nicer without the mesh showing.

What's up everyone. I received my milaana today and gave it a few test runs and wanted to share my thoughts so far. This thing is pretty damn awesome. Small learning curve but I think I have it down. Anyone else flip the screen around basket style? I seem to be getting much better results this...