kewpcer
Active Member
That's what I meant. I was wondering if there was any room to give with the wood around the heater. I don't want my performance affected in anyway, just a smaller housing since i mostly just pop the heater over the stem in my bong anyway.
I gotcha about the core size. Any mass you give up there affects performance.
I'll probably just bite the bullet and have you send me one of those new fangled short taper stems when you return my Zap
Rick
Zapman
@kewpcer- get that fucker back to me. I'll fix you up. You don't need to order anything. Besides, my feeble mind is cluttered with "to dos", some of which I need to wait on a customer, like yours.
I'll also play a little more with YOUR wood since you were with us way back in the CRZ beginnings and earlier. Who knows what will pop out of Zapville for you?
How the fuck did I get a smiley in my website address? I'll leave it as it still works.
So our signature only works for signed in members? Or am I missing something?
I'll also play a little more with YOUR wood since you were with us way back in the CRZ beginnings and earlier. Who knows what will pop out of Zapville for you?
How the fuck did I get a smiley in my website address? I'll leave it as it still works.
So our signature only works for signed in members? Or am I missing something?
Vitolo
Vaporist
Redo your website in your signature... that was a BBC code that snuck in near the //because you may have gotten a / before the : .....which would equal ":/".. the opposite of "/:"
http//:aromazap.com/zaps/ceramic-insulated-aromazap
http//:aromazap.com/zaps/ceramic-insulated-aromazap
Jeppy
Pure Vaporist
That's funny, Vito. That's like Steven Spielberg asking to see your film.
HerbieVonVapster
Well-Known Member
Hello All,
Longtime lurker here and just had to make a new account to say how impressed i have been with my zaps ..got the first one year and half ago as a christmas gift ..After a unfortunate error with a tile kit and a well medicated me me ended up the new style CRZ.
Today received my new Zapubler and WOW this thing rocks...Thanks Rick heck I even got the holder pictured on site and it matches my crz perfectly.
Longtime lurker here and just had to make a new account to say how impressed i have been with my zaps ..got the first one year and half ago as a christmas gift ..After a unfortunate error with a tile kit and a well medicated me me ended up the new style CRZ.
Today received my new Zapubler and WOW this thing rocks...Thanks Rick heck I even got the holder pictured on site and it matches my crz perfectly.
momofthegoons
vapor accessory addict
Welcome to the forum HerbieVonVapster. Glad to hear you are enjoying your Zapubler. Makes me want one even more... 
Glad to hear you are enjoying your Zapubler. Makes me want one even more...
HerbieVonVapster
Well-Known Member
Ok some first impressions vitolo comments are right on concerning the small amount of water. It is just enough to cool down vaporizer yet allow larger smoother hits.
The Zapubler fits on the CRZ very well, it's nicely balanced and comfortable without feeling awkward, even well using it one handed.
Things quickly learned was you can not blow out the used wad without getting dribbled on.
Only slight thing change I could see would be have the GonG stems a bit longer. I am finding after using it that the are hard to remove from the Zapubler ...just not enough finger room on nylon to get a grip without touching the hot metal.
The Zapubler fits on the CRZ very well, it's nicely balanced and comfortable without feeling awkward, even well using it one handed.
Things quickly learned was you can not blow out the used wad without getting dribbled on.
Only slight thing change I could see would be have the GonG stems a bit longer. I am finding after using it that the are hard to remove from the Zapubler ...just not enough finger room on nylon to get a grip without touching the hot metal.
Rick
Zapman
@Herbie- Thanks for the bubbler review and comments. Yes, the short GonG stem has to be removed before blowing out the ABV. These bubblers are designed for a one-way airflow for sure. We also appreciate your comments on the GonG stem length. I will be sure to match them up to each Bubbler in the future and allow a little finger room for removal. My 14 mm GonG taper is eyeballed so some stems could slip into the glass further than others.
In the meantime, hows about I send you a couple GonG stems that are slightly longer than what you have. If any of the ones you have are unused, you can send them back when you get the longer ones. I know who you are by your description of the holder you received.
@DannyVi- We are all anxious to hear your bubbler comments. This is a brand new goodie. If we need to do some tweaking, we will do it.
In the meantime, hows about I send you a couple GonG stems that are slightly longer than what you have. If any of the ones you have are unused, you can send them back when you get the longer ones. I know who you are by your description of the holder you received.
@DannyVi- We are all anxious to hear your bubbler comments. This is a brand new goodie. If we need to do some tweaking, we will do it.
DannyVi
Well-Known Member
I really enjoy using it. Lots more vapor and less strain on your throat so you can take in more vapor. I get about 5-6 nice clouds. Very glad I jumped on it. I have to problem taking out the stem I just wiggle it and it it fall on my lap.
If possible a larger one would be amazing but I think this is a great addition and if I had the money and they were available Id buy another as a backup.
If possible a larger one would be amazing but I think this is a great addition and if I had the money and they were available Id buy another as a backup.
SD_haze
Well-Known Member
Just noticed something odd with my aromatherapy setup on the rockzap.
I have some cinnamon leaf oil that I dropped on some distilled water, its been diffusing for a bit over an hour, and I just walked into the room and saw little plumes of white vapor/smoke coming out of the cup every ~5-7 seconds or so.
Nothing smells especially burnt and using the standard power supply with no koozie or anything.
Definitely never noticed this before,
Is this a normal thing to happen?
I have some cinnamon leaf oil that I dropped on some distilled water, its been diffusing for a bit over an hour, and I just walked into the room and saw little plumes of white vapor/smoke coming out of the cup every ~5-7 seconds or so.
Nothing smells especially burnt and using the standard power supply with no koozie or anything.
Definitely never noticed this before,
Is this a normal thing to happen?
Nycdeisel
Well-Known Member
Yup its just vapor from the oils and water. mostly the water though.
I just got some cinnamon leaf essential oil yesterday. Its very strong on its own, too much so for me. I have tried combining it with peppermint oil but i was try just dilluting it with a few drops of water
I see those little puffs of vapor from just the pure oils themselves, its totally normal.
I just got some cinnamon leaf essential oil yesterday. Its very strong on its own, too much so for me. I have tried combining it with peppermint oil but i was try just dilluting it with a few drops of water
I see those little puffs of vapor from just the pure oils themselves, its totally normal.
Vitolo
Vaporist
I use lemon oil... or tangerine (both pure).. to dilute cinnamon leaf.
You can also go "opposite" (to the darker, more serious essences) to alter the sweetness of cinammon... with a drop of:
Ajwayan, white thyme, rosemary, pine oil, or patchouli
Here is the large aromatop from another device.. at rest
Here is this same top, using stop motion photography... just oils and no water. See how the oils sizzle, and dance on the air, in stringlets, droplets and mist!
You can also go "opposite" (to the darker, more serious essences) to alter the sweetness of cinammon... with a drop of:
Ajwayan, white thyme, rosemary, pine oil, or patchouli
Here is the large aromatop from another device.. at rest
Here is this same top, using stop motion photography... just oils and no water. See how the oils sizzle, and dance on the air, in stringlets, droplets and mist!
Rick
Zapman
Gonzo and many others, mid to late next week will be the earliest for a bubbler re-stock. I talked with Tim late yesterday and got the report. He has a retail show coming up next week and has been busy getting stuff ready for that. Our bubblers are not so simple and have to be done in many steps by a real pro. I have a feeling they will always be available only in limited supply, at least in the near future. We do not do any glass work here in Zapville. We stick to wood in Zapville and very alive dirt in Howling Hills Farm which keeps us all very busy.
On a side note, we have new energy for Howling Hills this year. We have more planted earlier than ever before. Our winter ended abruptly and terraced farm rows dried out very quickly. We have never had even the early stuff out at this time. It is so nice in there that our cows are giving us a real test on farm fencing and got me in the red zone a couple times in the last few days. I fixed the turds with a couple strings of very hot electric wire around their favorite spots to get into the farm. Wilma even slept on the very steep hill where she would always get in. She did it to show us we got her........this time. A few ip cameras here and there keep us tuned in to the action and save our ass on occasion. The cow stuff has slowed the Zapville train the last few days but we are back on track today and should get a few more Zaps up by evening.
Also have the first Western Red Cedar "on the test bench" now. Works very fine with slightly larger wood dimensions. Comfortable warm to hold and vapor about as hot as we can make it. Cedar is a very soft wood, very similar to Redwood. It will dent and nick very easily. Sometimes I wonder if they happen magically. The wood does not buff up like the hardwoods either. I will probably offer them at a lower price point because they do not have the class of a hardwood CRZ and we have the wood in unlimited supply from our own woodlot.
Maybe the Chevy Bel Air. You know, the ugly one with the 409 and a big 4 barrel carb.
On a side note, we have new energy for Howling Hills this year. We have more planted earlier than ever before. Our winter ended abruptly and terraced farm rows dried out very quickly. We have never had even the early stuff out at this time. It is so nice in there that our cows are giving us a real test on farm fencing and got me in the red zone a couple times in the last few days. I fixed the turds with a couple strings of very hot electric wire around their favorite spots to get into the farm. Wilma even slept on the very steep hill where she would always get in. She did it to show us we got her........this time. A few ip cameras here and there keep us tuned in to the action and save our ass on occasion. The cow stuff has slowed the Zapville train the last few days but we are back on track today and should get a few more Zaps up by evening.
Also have the first Western Red Cedar "on the test bench" now. Works very fine with slightly larger wood dimensions. Comfortable warm to hold and vapor about as hot as we can make it. Cedar is a very soft wood, very similar to Redwood. It will dent and nick very easily. Sometimes I wonder if they happen magically. The wood does not buff up like the hardwoods either. I will probably offer them at a lower price point because they do not have the class of a hardwood CRZ and we have the wood in unlimited supply from our own woodlot.
Maybe the Chevy Bel Air. You know, the ugly one with the 409 and a big 4 barrel carb.