Dynavap VapCap

[stark1]

You, Sir, are well primed to join the DynaVap Team, @Boden.

 

[Boden]

You, Sir, are well primed to join the DynaVap Team, @Boden.

Not quite primed. Too early in the day.

 

[lookhigh]

Hoping somehow that George will put up some of his silver mouthpieces on the block,
kinda like upping to a 12 string guitar......

6 are difficult enough for me already

 

[Squiby]

That's a lovely stem that you've made there! What material did you use?

Modnote: Edited to fix quote tags

 

[stark1]

@Squiby, I was pulling PP’s leg, a prank, sorry I pulled you in....

Nothing like the master craftsman’s stems, condenser included.

Mea Culpa.

No smart remark, @Mr. Me2, please.

 

[Squiby]

@Squiby, I was pulling PP’s leg, a prank, sorry I pulled you in....

Nothing like the master craftsman’s stems, condenser included.

Mea Culpa.

No smart remark, @Mr. Me2, please.

Oh. I'm a gullible sort. And a we bit high...

 

[SuperD]

Made a stem with my dermal thought I'd show it off

 

[Kurtdigglur]

I'm really pleased with the M. Has a small learning curve. Seems like every session the hits get bigger lol. Going to be my main for a while now.

 

[v.bow]

Hey guys just a question. Any ever think of using a WISPR vaporizer to heat the vapcap?

would need to be modded but just an idea

 

[chlorophyll_man]

Please don't compare my solution to the elegant work of the many craftsmen around here, but here is my version of a 'day-pack' (torch, snapstash, M):

Happy weekend!

 

[Pimpslapper]

@Mushroomturtle
I use a similar setup for my crafty.

 

[Mr.Sifter]

oh finally I see a snaptash in comparisson to a green M tube.
thank you

 

[snaffle]

Pretty sure the law requires all lighters to be shipped empty, especially internationally. More then half the lighters I have received in the mail have been filled with butane.

When I've had lighters shipped from China they've always been empty. But the flints obviously are installed, and can spark up well, so it could have been a case of the package being knocked and sparks somehow igniting packaging material, and the fire going from there. Seems unlikely, but if you're shipping thousands of lighters a week, not outside the realms of possibility.

 

[stark1]

Eeny, MINI, miny, moe
Flip a postman by his feet
If he hollers let him go,
Eeny, MINI, miny, moe:

Arrived at USPS Regional Facility
CHICAGO IL INTERNATIONAL DISTRIBUTION CENTER

 

[Boden]

Eeny, MINI, miny, moe
Flip a postman by his feet
If he hollers let him go,
Eeny, MINI, miny, moe:

Arrived at USPS Regional Facility
CHICAGO IL INTERNATIONAL DISTRIBUTION CENTER

Woohoo!!

What flood? Will I need a boat?


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Day two of slowly dying

Agenda: fix yesterday’s design.

Not a total fail but close. I went too far with the low temp extraction maths.

I learn more from failure than success

 

[stark1]

A canal boat will do, mon ami.
River Seine, is rising.

Friggin fake global warmin, it is it is.

Do bring your unique XL tip, please.... 4 some *bling*

 

[Mr.Sifter]

I like the tight fit that the Ti tip has in the M body.
On the other side the fit of the same tip is quite lose on my wooden stems and bodies.
The tip does not fall of while spinning (or will it someday?) but there is not that satisfying snug fit that metal has.

Am I the only one ?

 

[almost there]

I like the tight fit that the Ti tip has in the M body.
On the other side the fit of the same tip is quite lose on my wooden stems and bodies.
The tip does not fall of while spinning (or will it someday?) but there is not that satisfying snug fit that metal has.

Am I the only one ?

this may be on purpose with the wood to avoid splitting when the metal expands when heated

 

[Squiby]

tip is quite lose on my wooden stems and bodies

Wood expands in humid conditions and contracts in dry conditions. Where I am, it is very dry in the winter so the fit may be a bit loose. Come summer with the high humidity wood will swell creating a tighter fit.

Is it dry where you are? My rh is around 25% right now. Very dry.

 

[Mr.Sifter]

ah yes, this could be it.
Do you worry about sharing one ti tip with several wooden stems?

I am under the impression that each time I remove the tip the fit gets a little more lose.
true ?

my rh is around 50%

 

[stark1]

If you find yourself OCD, you can lose the goose by steaming your stem/body over
a tea pot. a bit.

Then have a cup of Earl Grey?

 

[Mr.Sifter]

no way I would hold my precious wooden stems over water steam.
I use dynaWAX from time to time.

is it likely to ruin your stems when you change the tip too often?

often = twice a day

 

[nickdanger]

no way I would hold my precious wooden stems over water steam.
I use dynaWAX from time to time.

is it likely to ruin your stems when you change the tip too often?

often = twice a day

I'm kind of anal about this, but I don't switch them around, and only remove them when I clean them. Unfortunately, this results in a larger amount of money being invested in tips and caps for every stem.

 

[stark1]

no way I would hold my precious wooden stems over water steam.
I use dynaWAX from time to time.

is it likely to ruin your stems when you change the tip too often?

often = twice a day

What she sd besides, everything is finite, eventually disposable, in life. Even life itself.

I mean, “finite”.

 

[Mr.Sifter]

What i understand now is that i am not the only one who is worried about the tips fit in the wooden stems...
@nick danger leaves them on and only removes for cleaning
and stark1 has a philiosophy moment telling me that everything is finite.

ok, i get it.
I dont want to degrade the fit on my wooden stems thats all.
And I have a feeling you have to take good care of them but when handling them has a degrading element to it... that worries me.

I want to make a gift to a person who has an M.
No I want to introduce the stoner lego my gifting a VONG.
the person has to switch the one tip he has..

the switching will make the VONG last shorter.

you know what i mean ?
thats sad.

I would love to see SS or TI threads on the inside of the wooden stems. so that the fit stays nice and snug for a loooooong time.