*plainlazy*
Well-Known Member
Last pic. Just realised I can have a ti woody xls with a quick shift round. Haven't got a stash big enough but another option. These vap caps are awesome.
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Dynavap VapCap
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Cor blimey, George! Thank you . . . 
. . . Just, THANK YOU!!!
It really is great seeing how this thing has evolved and grown. In fact it's been an absolute privilege. And I feel like a proud uncle.
So, may I say that if anyone is sitting on the fence regarding the purchase of this little gem of a vap . . . . . quit procrastinating and take a leap of faith! - George has got your back, and then some. Dynavap delivers.
Simply outstanding.
. . . Just, THANK YOU!!!
It really is great seeing how this thing has evolved and grown. In fact it's been an absolute privilege. And I feel like a proud uncle.
So, may I say that if anyone is sitting on the fence regarding the purchase of this little gem of a vap . . . . . quit procrastinating and take a leap of faith! - George has got your back, and then some. Dynavap delivers.
Simply outstanding.
Kalessin
Well-Known Member
Damn, that new tip looks sweet....I wish I weren't so broke...Cor blimey, George! Thank you . . .
. . . Just, THANK YOU!!!
It really is great seeing how this thing has evolved and grown. In fact it's been an absolute privilege. And I feel like a proud uncle.
So, may I say that if anyone is sitting on the fence regarding the purchase of this little gem of a vap . . . . . quit procrastinating and take a leap of faith! - George has got your back, and then some. Dynavap delivers.
Simply outstanding.
Joaon
Well-Known Member
That's how I clean as well!
And then it goes straight in the bowl!
And the clouds are massive!
->
Thanks !!
Edit:
Oh! You received it! Still waiting mine
How does it perform ?
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Chose
Well-Known Member
PW
What is it called
How does it preform
My head is going to explode
It's too much to fast
I'm gone
Did George's new in house laser cutter produce this amazing looking vape
God help me lllooool
It looks the NUTS
WWhat's that new tipCor blimey, George! Thank you . . .
. . . Just, THANK YOU!!!
It really is great seeing how this thing has evolved and grown. In fact it's been an absolute privilege. And I feel like a proud uncle.
So, may I say that if anyone is sitting on the fence regarding the purchase of this little gem of a vap . . . . . quit procrastinating and take a leap of faith! - George has got your back, and then some. Dynavap delivers.
Simply outstanding.
What is it called
How does it preform
My head is going to explode
It's too much to fast
I'm gone
Did George's new in house laser cutter produce this amazing looking vape
God help me lllooool
It looks the NUTS
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Milkytime
Well-Known Member
@BuzzDanklin will we be getting a full video vap cap review maybe? I truly believe vapcap could be a top contender in your or anyone's line up.
Squiby
Well-Known Member
All the Vapcaps are fantastic vaporizing devices. I think that the choice should be determined with durability, cost and personal aesthetics in mind.
If cost is not an issue, then the choice becomes between durability and asthetics.
The Omni wins out on durability. The all metal construction including the titanium body results in a device that can handle very tough treatment. Beyond rare requirements to replace orings, there is nothing in the build that can really fail. The Omni also has a mp/condenser combination that thread together. This threading action pushes the condenser more tightly into the titanium tip or away from it, giving you a dialed in airflow that you set and forget without having to use the carb. You are buying indestructibilty and fine engineering. The Omnivap is an engineering marvel to behold.
The Ti Woody is sleek in that you have a stem equal to length of the Omnivap body and mp. The Omni, Ti Woody and Ti Woody S are all the same length overall and they all fit into the regular Dynastash.
The Ti Woody S, to my eye, wins out on aesthetics if you appreciate wood. The body choices are staggering, from wood, carbon fiber, Damascus steel, glass etc. But the mp choice is limited to wood species only. The mp also can spin freely, helping the twirling action when heating. It has a regular condenser, which is just a SS tube that is held in place within the body with a modified oring and holds the mp in place the same way. Air flow restriction can be adjusted by blocking, feathering or doing nothing to the carb hole. The bodies, if you choose wood, are not as indestructible as titanium. One FC member had his woody run over by a huge truck. The Vapcap survived but the wood body was smashed and had to be replaced. But, beyond some extreme measure like a truck running it down, the Wood bodies and stems are quite durable.
These models are all modular, as are all Ti Tipped Vapcaps, so you can switch up bodies, stems, condensers and mps to create your personal Vapcap.
I personally prefer the my Copper Stoned Vapcap. It is a Ti Woody S model with a custom SS and Copper body. I like the spinning mp and the feel of a wood mp on my lips over the titanium and I don't mind using the carb to restrict airflow.
You can't go wrong with either one and most people seem to buy more bodies etc. once that have one. It's easy to fall in love with LEGO for stoners.
Pick the one that appeals to you the most.
Here is my Omni next to my Ti Copper Stoned Woody.
Another idea may be to save on future shipping costs and just get both.
CanadianBakin
Well-Known Member
I'm having trouble embedding photos, so there's links for each one.
*never mind, stu got me sorted out. Thanks.*
I got another order in a while ago - I'd ordered an OG for a friend and decided to get a VapCap S for myself to try.
Here it is in OG configuration:
I used this for a week or so, to get an idea what it's like so I can advise my friend how to use it. You really can't go wrong with this. If money is tight, you get about 80% of the Omni experience for a fraction of the price. The glass tip has different characteristics than the Ti models - it seems to click sooner on heat up, and the cool-down click takes a bit longer. It can get just as much out of your herb as the Ti tip can, since you control that. I'd never really used the carb on the Omni, but I started to with this one. That definitely changes the experience, so give that a try. Even just moving a finger beside it makes a difference.
Here it is in VapCap S configuration:
Same glass body and tip, but with an XL steel condensor and wood mouthpiece. I find the vapour a little bit cooler and smoother than from the OG. The spinning mouthpiece is good for heating. I'm not sure if I'd recommend this configuration or not. It is an upgrade over the OG, and the additional parts are compatible with the Ti tips, but you might be better off saving to get one of those models in the first place.
There was a mixup with my order and it originally came with a standard steel condensor, instead of the XL. They quickly shipped the XL, but I realized I could use the standard condensor in the spare glass body that came with my Omni.
It's not listed on the website, but I think this would be a Ti-Glassy S
Wow. I had/am having so much fun with this. Same Ti tip I was used to from the Omni, but different vapour characteristics. A fair bit easier to draw on than the Omni, it practically demands that you use the carb. Use your best George Takei voice (or not) to say these next two words. Oh my! Instantaneous control of the air/vapour mixture, literally at your fingertips. I couldn't stop using it. So. Much. Fun. Some of you had been discussing low THC strains so you could vape all day, and I knew exactly where you were coming from.
I was afraid that I'd never use the Omni again and that I'd wasted that extra money. I did switch back to it, and wasn't disappointed. It's a bit harder to draw on than the Ti-Glassy S configuration, but the reward is richer vapour without feathering the carb. A poor analogy would be driving an automatic (Omni) vs a stick shift (other Ti tips), but there are times when you might want one more than the other.
*Edit:
I forgot to mention that I was a little worried while taking that first hit. Hmm, it's harder to draw, and I don't think I'm getting anything. Total waste of money, I knew it. Exhales huge cloud. Never mind. The Omni is worth every penny.
*
The first member of my VapCap family, the OmniVap:
I was curious why I didn't feel the need to use the carb on the Omni. I noticed that the condensor on the Omni extends further into the tip, even at the shortest setting.
Here is the standard condensor:
Here is the Omni condensor:
The two side by side:
Side by side, Omni extended:
Side by side with Ti tip:
At this point, I was ready to email and ask about getting a custom Omni made with a slightly shorter condensor. I'd mostly been using the Omni at the shortest setting anyway, and thought that would be the best of both worlds - have it nice and loose for feathering the carb, or tighten it up.
I read a few more posts about how some of you like the Omni extended, so I tried it like that for a while and like it, too. I also tried blocking the carb and mouth-drawing. That definitely will knock your socks off, but it's almost too much work. Give it a try if you haven't, you may like it. In the end, I decided the Omni is just fine the way it is. If I want it shorter, I can always pull it out a little, since there are 3 O-rings on the mouthpiece.
Instead, I put the extra parts in the spare body and I swap tips around when I want to use one or the other. That's good enough for now, at least until I get my next order sorted out. I'm thinking of giving the Omni XL a try. Nothing wrong with the Omni, but I think XL might feel a little better in my hands and longer will mean slightly cooler vapour.
*Edit: It's not shown in the pictures because I'd taken it off for cleaning, but I use a silicone mouthpiece over the Ti one on the Omni. I tried not to touch my teeth with the Ti one, but it would still happen once in a while. I expect to be using this for decades and thought I'd give my teeth a little protection. I've cut it down so I can still turn it for adjusting air.
*
*never mind, stu got me sorted out. Thanks.*
I got another order in a while ago - I'd ordered an OG for a friend and decided to get a VapCap S for myself to try.
Here it is in OG configuration:
I used this for a week or so, to get an idea what it's like so I can advise my friend how to use it. You really can't go wrong with this. If money is tight, you get about 80% of the Omni experience for a fraction of the price. The glass tip has different characteristics than the Ti models - it seems to click sooner on heat up, and the cool-down click takes a bit longer. It can get just as much out of your herb as the Ti tip can, since you control that. I'd never really used the carb on the Omni, but I started to with this one. That definitely changes the experience, so give that a try. Even just moving a finger beside it makes a difference.
Here it is in VapCap S configuration:
Same glass body and tip, but with an XL steel condensor and wood mouthpiece. I find the vapour a little bit cooler and smoother than from the OG. The spinning mouthpiece is good for heating. I'm not sure if I'd recommend this configuration or not. It is an upgrade over the OG, and the additional parts are compatible with the Ti tips, but you might be better off saving to get one of those models in the first place.
There was a mixup with my order and it originally came with a standard steel condensor, instead of the XL. They quickly shipped the XL, but I realized I could use the standard condensor in the spare glass body that came with my Omni.
It's not listed on the website, but I think this would be a Ti-Glassy S
Wow. I had/am having so much fun with this. Same Ti tip I was used to from the Omni, but different vapour characteristics. A fair bit easier to draw on than the Omni, it practically demands that you use the carb. Use your best George Takei voice (or not) to say these next two words. Oh my! Instantaneous control of the air/vapour mixture, literally at your fingertips. I couldn't stop using it. So. Much. Fun. Some of you had been discussing low THC strains so you could vape all day, and I knew exactly where you were coming from.
I was afraid that I'd never use the Omni again and that I'd wasted that extra money. I did switch back to it, and wasn't disappointed. It's a bit harder to draw on than the Ti-Glassy S configuration, but the reward is richer vapour without feathering the carb. A poor analogy would be driving an automatic (Omni) vs a stick shift (other Ti tips), but there are times when you might want one more than the other.
*Edit:
I forgot to mention that I was a little worried while taking that first hit. Hmm, it's harder to draw, and I don't think I'm getting anything. Total waste of money, I knew it. Exhales huge cloud. Never mind. The Omni is worth every penny.
*
The first member of my VapCap family, the OmniVap:
I was curious why I didn't feel the need to use the carb on the Omni. I noticed that the condensor on the Omni extends further into the tip, even at the shortest setting.
Here is the standard condensor:
Here is the Omni condensor:
The two side by side:
Side by side, Omni extended:
Side by side with Ti tip:
At this point, I was ready to email and ask about getting a custom Omni made with a slightly shorter condensor. I'd mostly been using the Omni at the shortest setting anyway, and thought that would be the best of both worlds - have it nice and loose for feathering the carb, or tighten it up.
I read a few more posts about how some of you like the Omni extended, so I tried it like that for a while and like it, too. I also tried blocking the carb and mouth-drawing. That definitely will knock your socks off, but it's almost too much work. Give it a try if you haven't, you may like it. In the end, I decided the Omni is just fine the way it is. If I want it shorter, I can always pull it out a little, since there are 3 O-rings on the mouthpiece.
Instead, I put the extra parts in the spare body and I swap tips around when I want to use one or the other. That's good enough for now, at least until I get my next order sorted out. I'm thinking of giving the Omni XL a try. Nothing wrong with the Omni, but I think XL might feel a little better in my hands and longer will mean slightly cooler vapour.
*Edit: It's not shown in the pictures because I'd taken it off for cleaning, but I use a silicone mouthpiece over the Ti one on the Omni. I tried not to touch my teeth with the Ti one, but it would still happen once in a while. I expect to be using this for decades and thought I'd give my teeth a little protection. I've cut it down so I can still turn it for adjusting air.
*
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BuzzDanklin
Well-Known Member
Busy busy has been this past week/month.
Many exciting things going on at the VapLab. Our new CNC lathe is busy turning out awesomely intricate titanium parts. In fact, we are machining all of our own titanium now and the new tips will be standard on all Ti models.
These have longer and deeper grooves to produce a more effective convective extraction.
They will also now come with the CCD standard.
I look forward to everyone's thoughts.
We are also putting the finishing touches on the CNC mill. It isn't a big machine but it required some extensive assembly. Yes it is in those three crates with lots of parts.
Thank Scott for his ambition and aptitude. He has managed to put it all together, and let's just say the instructions weren't the best we have seen. But success none the less.
Then as we are getting these machines online, I departed on an adventure I has been looking forward to for quite some time.
If it weren't for Eric, it probably would have been even longer. He convinced me to go with him and wow! What an incredible experience. We had the opportunity to present Dynavap products to new people who had no idea of who we were or what we made. The reception was positively inspiring.
It seemed like everyone we showed it to was friendly and had great feedback.
So after a few days of show and listen, it was time for a trip up into the mountains.
And then why not go way up into the mountains?
Can you see it?
And the view to the west.
And of course, looking forward!
When we came down, we stopped in a nice brewpub with awesome beer!
They had some barrel aged beers that were downright yummy.
It sure is wonderful to be comfortable showing people our products without the worry of negative judgement.
So as we wrap up our trip we are preparing for this holiday season and thinking through all we need to do.
Like announce our Black Friday promotion. As we were thinking and discussing what to do we came to a few conclusions. We wanted this to be simple, awesome, and available to everyone.
So here it is. Beginning at 12:01 CST Friday and going through midnight Monday we will offer everyone 20% off everything (except custom items)
AND
Free shipping to all terrestrial locations.
This is our way of saying thank you to our international customers from 45 countries around the world and counting.
Everyone here at Dynavap is so thankful for your support, and we very much look forward to manufacturing and assembling our vaps for you!
Cheers!
George
Many exciting things going on at the VapLab. Our new CNC lathe is busy turning out awesomely intricate titanium parts. In fact, we are machining all of our own titanium now and the new tips will be standard on all Ti models.
These have longer and deeper grooves to produce a more effective convective extraction.
They will also now come with the CCD standard.
I look forward to everyone's thoughts.
We are also putting the finishing touches on the CNC mill. It isn't a big machine but it required some extensive assembly. Yes it is in those three crates with lots of parts.
Thank Scott for his ambition and aptitude. He has managed to put it all together, and let's just say the instructions weren't the best we have seen. But success none the less.
Then as we are getting these machines online, I departed on an adventure I has been looking forward to for quite some time.
If it weren't for Eric, it probably would have been even longer. He convinced me to go with him and wow! What an incredible experience. We had the opportunity to present Dynavap products to new people who had no idea of who we were or what we made. The reception was positively inspiring.
It seemed like everyone we showed it to was friendly and had great feedback.
So after a few days of show and listen, it was time for a trip up into the mountains.
And then why not go way up into the mountains?
Can you see it?
And the view to the west.
And of course, looking forward!
When we came down, we stopped in a nice brewpub with awesome beer!
They had some barrel aged beers that were downright yummy.
It sure is wonderful to be comfortable showing people our products without the worry of negative judgement.
So as we wrap up our trip we are preparing for this holiday season and thinking through all we need to do.
Like announce our Black Friday promotion. As we were thinking and discussing what to do we came to a few conclusions. We wanted this to be simple, awesome, and available to everyone.
So here it is. Beginning at 12:01 CST Friday and going through midnight Monday we will offer everyone 20% off everything (except custom items)
AND
Free shipping to all terrestrial locations.
This is our way of saying thank you to our international customers from 45 countries around the world and counting.
Everyone here at Dynavap is so thankful for your support, and we very much look forward to manufacturing and assembling our vaps for you!
Cheers!
George
SuperLuigi
Active Member
Can't be this, i've used my MFLB with the same stuff and no issues
Is this for real? I've never heard of this before.
Milkytime
Well-Known Member
@BuzzDanklin i can understand that, lots of new stuff coming out and i can tell you put quite a bit of effort into the videos. Thanks for the reply, I really enjoy your content.
jimfish4130
Well-Known Member
To anyone that has had to send Matt an image to go on a custom engraved cap did you have to do anything to the image beforehand?
I don't have an image atm and no pc to edit one if I needed to but I wanted to get a clock face with the hands set at 4:20 engraved on a cap with the old style logo
I don't have an image atm and no pc to edit one if I needed to but I wanted to get a clock face with the hands set at 4:20 engraved on a cap with the old style logo
horst
horsed
Hey VapCapers!
I'm currently in love with my Omnivap, my absolut favorite for vaping moroccan hash. Awesome flavor and extraction with minimal cleaning effort afterwards, perfect! Sadly, I lost my first Vapcap, a Ti Woody, during a concert last week.
But with the sale coming up in the next days I flirt with various options of restocking.
A few questions for the experts to clear things up for me.
1. Are the bodies of the Ti Carbon S and Ti VonG S the same size as the Omnivap bodies or is there any other incompatibility?
2. Which size of VonG short stem fits the regular Dynastash?
3. Which torch from the official store should I get for a quick heatup on the go? Tending towards the quad torch if it isn't much bigger then the triple torch because the pics from the triple torch suggest that the third flame is not that useful if you like to heatup the "na" part of the Logo for prefered temp with a single torch.
I'm sure you can clear things up for me!
Thanks
horst
I'm currently in love with my Omnivap, my absolut favorite for vaping moroccan hash. Awesome flavor and extraction with minimal cleaning effort afterwards, perfect! Sadly, I lost my first Vapcap, a Ti Woody, during a concert last week.
But with the sale coming up in the next days I flirt with various options of restocking.
A few questions for the experts to clear things up for me.
1. Are the bodies of the Ti Carbon S and Ti VonG S the same size as the Omnivap bodies or is there any other incompatibility?
2. Which size of VonG short stem fits the regular Dynastash?
3. Which torch from the official store should I get for a quick heatup on the go? Tending towards the quad torch if it isn't much bigger then the triple torch because the pics from the triple torch suggest that the third flame is not that useful if you like to heatup the "na" part of the Logo for prefered temp with a single torch.
I'm sure you can clear things up for me!
Thanks
horst
lookhigh
FC member
@SuperLuigi Don't rule out the pesticides unless you know the grower. Different temps play a big part as to the amount off chemicals released.
Heads up all UKers: today I would have received my second order from Dynavap. However I have instead received a notice to pay customs of £11.26.
The order is not for me but for 2 friends I have persuaded. I told them there should be no customs. My first order, for one Omnivap and one OG did not attract customs fees. The orer total was $20, as displayed on the outer package.
I believe George and co belive this is below the VAT threshold which is £15, but by my reckoning $20 is actually over £15 now with sterling declined.
I want to alert George to this without being too blatant and actually spelling it out too obviously. We all have a duty that way to protect George and not be too clear what we are talking about.
Anyway just an alert. Maybe others can subtly chime in on their experience over next ew weeks, regarding customs in UK orders.
The order is not for me but for 2 friends I have persuaded. I told them there should be no customs. My first order, for one Omnivap and one OG did not attract customs fees. The orer total was $20, as displayed on the outer package.
I believe George and co belive this is below the VAT threshold which is £15, but by my reckoning $20 is actually over £15 now with sterling declined.
I want to alert George to this without being too blatant and actually spelling it out too obviously. We all have a duty that way to protect George and not be too clear what we are talking about.
Anyway just an alert. Maybe others can subtly chime in on their experience over next ew weeks, regarding customs in UK orders.
herbalist33
Well-Known Member
Bastards!!
I've received 3? Maybe 4 packages from George, and none attracted customs charges... I think you're right tho, with the state of the pound atm $20 is probably now coming in over the £15 threshold.
Custom charges on a couple of my orders would have been pretty steep if they'd charged me... that £11.26 you paid was prob a £8 handling fee and then £3.26 customs charges... what a ballache.
Peace
I've received 3? Maybe 4 packages from George, and none attracted customs charges... I think you're right tho, with the state of the pound atm $20 is probably now coming in over the £15 threshold.
Custom charges on a couple of my orders would have been pretty steep if they'd charged me... that £11.26 you paid was prob a £8 handling fee and then £3.26 customs charges... what a ballache.
Peace
Yes £8 of it will certainly be the handling charge. I received a santa cruz shredder a month ago and had to pay customs. It was £18.99, as marked on the package.
But the customs total, including handling charge, was only £11.09.
So for an £11.26 charge, the value would be about £20, not just $20.
Nobody panic just yet, I need to go and collect it and make sure it is the Dynavap order.
I also ordered cod liver oil from the US less than a week ago. That was just over £20, butnit was only shipped about 2 days ago and they have always marked the value below £5 and it has never accrued customs.
On the tracking for the Dynavap order, ot says it was processed througg facility, and then "delivered" on 22 Nov. Today us 23rd, so I am pretty confident the post office received the Dynapvap order yesterday and that is what the charge is for, but I still need to see the package to make more sense of it.
More to come!
@BigJohnny , I live in Bedford UK, but it doesnt make any difference if it is Glasgow, for this purpose. I havebto pay within 18 days as normal and go collect it any time with cash.
"@BigJohnny , I live in Bedford UK, but it doesnt make any difference if it is Glasgow, for this purpose. I havebto pay within 18 days as normal and go collect it any time with cash"
I mean where do you collect it from? Your local sorting office?
I mean where do you collect it from? Your local sorting office?
Yeah sorry, just the sorting office in Bedford. Its easy enough, its just always a cheek that the bastard governement manages to put such a downer on almost everything.
Baron23
Well-Known Member
Yeah, that definitely looks like a new design to the tip, no? The spiral cut into it under the cap looks way more pronounced and tighter spiral than on my Ti tip. Or am I just delusional? hahaP
What's that new tip
What is it called
How does it preform
My head is going to explode
It's too much to fast
I'm gone
Did George's new in house laser cutter produce this amazing looking vape
God help me lllooool
It looks the NUTS
stark1
Lonesome Planet
Well said. Same here on this side of our pond.
Can't wait till the fuehrer in his crump tower wields his nuclear arm. Not.
"Desperate Times call for Desperate Measures." -- in case I run outta Butane.
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