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Great, enjoy!
I understand what you are saying. However, even though the herb isnt combusting, that doesnt mean that the outside of the cap doesn't get extremely hot from the high temperatures of the lighter. The heat just simply transfers and cools down along the way into the inside where it vaporizers the herb. Thus, it seems possible that the metal (stainless or titanium i dont know what the cap is) can release particulates like chromium and nickel...Are these the pictures that you are referring to?
Plain titanium
Colored titanium
These are not discolored tips from heating the Vapcap within normal temperatures and inhaling the vapors.
These pics show that titanium could be anodized permanently as a aesthetic choice. If you bought a Vapcap and asked them to anodized the titanium because you prefer the look of the colors, I imagine they would customize it for you. But this process would result in a permanent coloration and heating the vapcap for herb vaporization use would not result in any titanium fumes burning off. It's not a coating.
If you heated your vaporizer, any vaporizer, to the extreme high temps necessary to anodized the metal, you would certainly combust your weed way, way, before your metal would ever anodized. You just don't vape weed at those temps. Your weed would be a tiny pile of ash.
If you heated a Vapman vaporizer to those extremes, for example, you would burn wood middle section to the point that you would be inhaling the natural resins present in the wood. If you did this to a Lotus you would burn a hole through the thin cap.
True, lighters can get very hot and can reach extreme temps. But in reality, we are talking about heating a tip for a few seconds to reach a few hundred degrees, rather than holding holding a lighter to it for an extended period of time in order to reach those extreme high temps and anodized metal.
When you heat a Vapcap, you heat the tip momentarily, then you shut off the lighter and then toke. No metal vapors or butane vapors are present.
It's like putting an empty pot on your stove element on high for a couple hours and asking if that would damage or discoloration the metal. The answer is yes. And there would likely be all kinds of fumes produced. But why would you do that? It does not represent the intended use of the product.
Is that true about cookware being heated to higher temperatures? I thought the temp reached by torch lighters was very high. I just haven't seen/read temperature comparisons between the two sources.
You would have to get the cap glowing orange-yellow hot to start producing anything harmful.
Take a look at the HAZE DUAL V3. Has everything your looking for.Thank you for the recommendations! I am sorry I didn't specify earlier what kind of vape I was looking for, I knew I forgot something lol...
I am honestly open to anything whether it be butane powered, battery powered, portable, desktop, etc.
It would be used with herbs mostly, but I am also open to one that does just concentrates or both.
I would use the unit a few times a day at home or away (depending on all of my options) by myself.
Either a session, or just a few hits at a time works perfectly fine as I enjoy both.
The amount of herb I tend to use is .2 - .5 grams, although anything below or above that is okay just as long as it fulfills the requirements stated earlier!
The Vapcap, Mighty, and log vapes seem like good choices! However, I am just concerned about the Vapcap titanium tip. I have seen alot of pictures where the titanium seems to be oxidized from all of the heating, and turns blue or orange-yellow. I know that Titanium Dioxide forms when titanium oxidizes, and I just want to make sure I don't inhale those vapors!
Out of curiosity though, what do you guys think about the magic flight launch box? Is it a good vape, and does it have the qualities im looking for?
That doesn't seem like a bad idea! I looked up the e-nano and it looks like a great vaporizer (:. Maybe I'll add it to my selection.
In my humble opinion MFLB is not a good vaporizer. So many things wrong with it. It took me into vaporizing though and was much much better than smoking. It really changed my life in more than one ways. But it's not a good vape... Most vaporizers in the market right now perform much much better.That doesn't seem like a bad idea! I looked up the e-nano and it looks like a great vaporizer (:. Maybe I'll add it to my selection.
I agree with Natural Farmer on the MFLB
, there's definitely a learning curve with it. But you can not beat the warranty.
Yeah, I wasn't talking about the learning curve but hell yeah, so many people never made it sing well. But if you learn to fly with the Box then all future vapes will be like a kids toy!I agree with Natural Farmer on the MFLB
