Yeah I don't mind it that much really, and sitting at the piano quite often as well, I've got a reasonable game with my pinky and fourth finger.
The current design really doesn’t allow for the button to be anywhere else. It’s directly below the board and above that is the bottom of the battery well and the heater assembly. A button on the top plate above where it’s currently, placing it narrowly adjacent to the battery cover, won’t work at all. I have very few gripes or wants about the TM. Button placement isn’t one of them though it has been discussed many times herein (position, rattling, stuck, etc.) and I’ve never had an issue with mine. I mostly use my ring fingers or pinky, no issues at all for me. On the occasion I use it upside down as someone recently said, I use my index fingers. Pretty simple.
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for a bit to get used to it, but it sure does work for me now. Same thing with the diameter of the stem, it felt massive compared to my FW7 stems, especially when I was using the super ass skinny one that it originally came with!!! Now I've even kinda gravitated to using bigger size mouthpieces with my other vapes as well. As they say, life has a funny way of it sometimes. 
I understand. I'm the type that likes to stick to a set temp once I find a setting I like, set it and forget it type. The temp dial does move with ease when adjusting it so I always feel the need to check where the dial is before I use it just incase I accidentally bumped it when traveling or handling it. A clickable dial (or even a cover for the dial) would in a way lock in your temp settings so that they don't move too easily on you, one less thing I need to check before I use it.I'm not sure exactly what you mean maybe, but you know the dial corresponds to any slight movement, so you don't have to be exactly on the numbers, in fact there is a whole world of additional temperature settings between the numbers too
I would recommend you turn the dial all the way down when not in use to prevent an accidental activation.
)You're not weak. Habits are pernicious and mostly unconscious. They are set up to make you act without thinking.
What he said! Visual aids are great.
The pinky finger button on the TM2 REALLY bugged me at first due to a bit of arthritis, but after a week or so now it is totally second nature and no longer hurts once I realized I didn't have to mash it with my pinky. And I don't have small hands.
oh yeh that makes sense, i assumed it was almost certainly a design constraint. and lol sure, u don't have to use your pinky! again, it's not sth i'm concerned about, my pinky's like the one part of my body that's fit lmao, and I've already bought aftermarket stuff from GVB, HA and RWW, so i'm lovin mine. I was just responding to a comment that seemed to me to imply the constructive crit re it was wholly unfounded.Some of us were actually already indoctrinated to this style, with Milaana and some other early handmade vapes, that had to put the button in that location as a necessity (yes nowhere else it can go) however the key thing to remember is you do not have to use your pinky?? Especially here, hold the TM lower down, so your hand is not covering the top, hold it by the bottom, so you can press the button with any finger
that's how i used the TM, but i think session mode is limited up to the setting of 8 only? or it's just in the TM2?
31.3 mm buddyHowdy friends,
Could anyone lend a second to measure how far deep the stems recess down when fully inserted into the TinyMight?
Thanks a ton
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Check out Dime Bags. I picked up a 5" case and it fits perfect with the stock glass stem. Anything longer you'd have to leave out. Or maybe jump up to the 7" bag.
A few small points on the TM button. First, I exclusively use the device native in "on demand" mode with either the OG stem or a GRAV Upline Taster. If you're running it through a bong or such, this may not apply.
I can't speak for the TM1 (as I never owned one) but for the TM2, if my math is correct, session mode would be limited to about a temp setting of 9.3 at 450°F.
Just in case you don't know already you can put a dynavap fat mouthpiece in the TM tube.
