Be mindful of applying a very small amount since it's a di-electric and it impedes current flow. It does stop oxidization so there's mixed opinions on using it for electrical connections like battery terminals for instance. Vaseline is conductive on the other hand so that may be a better choice but I'd use that sparingly as well. If the Nygol is working for you though I don't see the harm, this is more word of caution to anyone who hasn't applied it yet.
i'm curious about this. i have never used a TM or a crafty, but VAS, you know? currently i just use dynavaps, and i'm not afraid of a learning curve, so i'm interested to know why you prefer but would not recommend (which i totally understand), as in, what makes the TM better for you personally?
WOW! You had to pay $100 USD for RT shipping for a repair prone TM unit? That kinda puts a MAJOR ding into the so-called warranty program, doesn't? That rather exhorbinent cost of shipping combined with terribly slow and almost non-responsive CS puts the TM into the $400 to $500 range it would seem...can it really be worth it? Seems like a S&B product or Firewood7 would be a much better purchase particularly in terms of more responsive CS! Good luck to you!
If you're going to quote a post maybe you should quote the entire thing or at least the entire paragraph.WOW! You had to pay $100 USD for RT shipping for a repair prone TM unit? That kinda puts a MAJOR ding into the so-called warranty program, doesn't? That rather exhorbinent cost of shipping combined with terribly slow and almost non-responsive CS puts the TM into the $400 to $500 range it would seem...can it really be worth it? Seems like a S&B product or Firewood7 would be a much better purchase particularly in terms of more responsive CS! Good luck to you!
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If you already have a return started on the site and you've emailed him I would send him an IG PM and another email at the same. Big and flashy.
Hiya , I’ve found success using a spare CU oring on the wpa 3in one to seal air leaking i slide the ring to the meeting of 14 to 18 hope this helps.Good news from here...
Neighbour called me, "here is a DHL Express parcel for you". Instantly began to sweat, as via Express it can't be anything else but mail from Helsinki!
Tiny cardboard-package this time, no more soft-bag. Improvement here!
And in it there is.... *drum roll* ...
My brand new Tinymight!
Also the missing water-pipe-adaptor, tons of screens and o-rings (and i mean, TONS^^), short stem with cooling-unit, additional long stem, a battery and a charging-cable.
He really sent me a whole new Tinymight, all inc., plus extras!
So first, a brief in-depth inspection of the new Masterblaster...
Priority 1, the temp-dial, as this was the problem on the last one. But this one fits nice and even, fine adjustable and easy to turn. Also clear end-points.
The veining of the wooden surface is more "uniform" this time, mostly straight grain, no spots or stripes from stratification on this one. Very beautiful, too.
All the aluminum-case-parts have the same even finish as the first one, nothing to improve here at all. The machining is of very high quality i would say.
The thread of the battery-compartment wasn't as smooth as the last one. It seems like there got some of the glas-beads in when blasting the surfaces. But nothing that couldn't be easily cleaned out with a damp cloth, a brush and a bit of patience. Screw in until halt, screw out, brush and wipe. In, out, brush and wipe. After the 4th time it goes in as smooth as the other one, just by pushing on top with the thumb, no tool needed.
So i put in some herbs and let the magic begin...^^
And i tell you, this thing isn't just the beasty lung-smasher like many users refer to it here... I had set the TM to 3,5 as i vape at low temps normally (185°C, as i am medical-user with mental-illness and i need more of the uplifting-effects than the pain- and body-calming ones).
What a free draw... First i was frightened, if the heater can keep up with that amount of air going through. But no problem here. Instantly got to temp, producing a nice, even vapor even from that tiny amount of herb (i am an extreme-microdoser) and man, what a taste...
There have even been 2 or 3 particular tastes that were new to me, fruity and somehow juicy. Tastes, that can be smelled when sniffing into the herb-container, but the crafty wasn't able to turn them out. And the Crafty actually is a taste-winner, too, compared to many other vapes.
I am very pleased as i have been a bit insecure after all the "BAM, smashes your lungs at setting 8"-postings here, if the TM will fit my needings. But it does, and even more than that.
It is the absolutely perfect vape for me, the one i have been searching:
Wanted: Vaporizer with certain features like microdosing-capability
Hey there, i am already owning a crafty and it is really a great vaporizer, besides some minor deficits that bother me... So i am searching for another vaporizer with certain capabilities and i still couldn't find what i am searching for. Maybe you folks can help me here? What i am hoping to...fuckcombustion.com
The AVB is very evenly coloured and dried, no hot spots or else visible. And after pulling the stem out, the tiny-setted herb-chamber is very easily cleaned (brush) and ready to go for round 2^^
Only downside is, the waterpipe-adapter "Connection-adapter with 10/14/18mm" won't fit my Aquavape 3
The 14mm-joint (that i need for the Aquavape 3) goes too far in and the edge of the Aquavape touches the 18mm-part before it seals the 14mm joint tightly.
But this maybe due to regrinding of the Aquavape3-joint.
When i bought the Aquavape together with a Crafty-Adaptor, they didn't fit each other but had wobble sideways.
So i sent them back and the vendor re-ground them (i marked them before sending back^^) and then they fitted perfectly. Maybe this grinding was the bit too much, that now prevents the 10/14/18mm-thingy from sealing before hitting the edge.
Seems like i will have to buy a new water-toy now that fits the 10/14/18mm-adaptor. What a pity...
I will have a look for something with a 18mm-joint, as i like the variability of the herb-chamber via the cooling-unit and therefor i will buy the other wpa with only 18mm-joint, too. And, the 18mm is the thickest joint of the actual adaptor, so it should easily fit any 18mm-joint with enough space behind it.
cancer!
Whatever happened to good ‘ol damp application of ISO and Blu-Tac for the threads? Worked for me - I’ve only done it once in 7+ months owning my TM and my battery cover threading is smooth as silk. Just saying.Some interesting reading, as I was researching if I should apply some kind of lube to a new SkyRC MC3000 battery charger’s “slider/holders”, to make them glide better, but I was concerned about conductivity being effected in the chargers operation and accuracy.
Dielectric Grease vs Conductive Grease
www.w8ji.com
Small part below of the larger article, you better LOVE GREASE, if you make it to the END,
“Other articles tell people to use conductive grease on connections, such as between battery terminals and an automotive battery. Tests show this claim is completely wishful thinking, and the type of grease has virtually no impact on terminal-to-post voltage drop.
Again, we have a direct contradiction. People reporting anti-seize insulates a spark plug from the cylinder head are calling people liars who report conductive grease enhances a battery terminal connection, or vice versa. Generally, when two groups provide exactly opposite claims, at least one notion or claim is wrong. In this case, both are wrong. Neither group appears to understand resistance, current, and voltage.”
I’ll add another, for those real GREASE FANS....
“Myth: Grease Interferes With Conductivity”
Does Grease Affect Conductivity? | Nye Lubricants
Connector grease does not interfere with conductivity. Our test tutorials demonstrate the conductive and insulating properties of NyoGel® 760G.www.nyelubricants.com
How I long for a P80 to keep it company and I suppose I’ll have to wait a long while to get one to rival the TM (from what I’m reading). Cheers! 
So last night I combusted for the first time
Dial was on "8", I have overpacked even slightly for my taste, I was actually showing off AVB+dab to a friend.
I used the glass WPA 10/14/18 with a screen.
The hit was the longest I could remember, I didn't feel much until I felt the smoke coming out...disgusting...
Managed to get the taste out water tools and inner parts, but there's a slight smell in the oven itself, not sure how to take it off completly, I guess I need to take the top off, which I don't really want.
Not sure if its a big deal or it will pass in time, but I took a few hits today and its all good.
Will be more careful next time, but could it be the over packing or what?
Whatever happened to good ‘ol damp application of ISO and Blu-Tac for the threads? Worked for me - I’ve only done it once in 7+ months owning my TM and my battery cover threading is smooth as silk. Just saying.
And by the way, the TM is a DopeCannon(TM) every single time!
Some interesting reading, as I was researching if I should apply some kind of lube to a new SkyRC MC3000 battery charger’s “slider/holders”, to make them glide better, but I was concerned about conductivity being effected in the chargers operation and accuracy.
Dielectric Grease vs Conductive Grease
www.w8ji.com
Small part below of the larger article, you better LOVE GREASE, if you make it to the END,
“Other articles tell people to use conductive grease on connections, such as between battery terminals and an automotive battery. Tests show this claim is completely wishful thinking, and the type of grease has virtually no impact on terminal-to-post voltage drop.
Again, we have a direct contradiction. People reporting anti-seize insulates a spark plug from the cylinder head are calling people liars who report conductive grease enhances a battery terminal connection, or vice versa. Generally, when two groups provide exactly opposite claims, at least one notion or claim is wrong. In this case, both are wrong. Neither group appears to understand resistance, current, and voltage.”
I’ll add another, for those real GREASE FANS....
“Myth: Grease Interferes With Conductivity”
Does Grease Affect Conductivity? | Nye Lubricants
Connector grease does not interfere with conductivity. Our test tutorials demonstrate the conductive and insulating properties of NyoGel® 760G.
It sounds like your unit just runs hot. I take long draws and although I rarely go to 10 I've never felt like I was going to combust. The black AVB ring can rear its head but that's about it for me. You could try adjusting your unit down by either contacting Tinymight for the instructions or using the ones posted a few pages back. Or if you like how hot your device can get (for dabs) just be more mindful in the future.
Good to have you back in tinymight town!
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