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It looks..um, well-loved! ; ) Fire it up!

Black Leaf Vapor Wand? The Vapor Wand had some threading issues as i recall, but on glass it's really pretty wonderful. I haven't gotten it out in awhile, so maybe I'll dig it up. This is a really fine vape I can recommend wholeheartedly. It's one of the easiest brick-style vapes to use and...

No, the body is ferrous but not magnetic. Or at least the Camouflet Inductor has little problem heating it. It's probably pushing the wand to its limits, but that's just a guess. I agree though that it's wonderful with the torch.

Ever wonder what the Great Filter looks like? We're looking at it.

This is probably not as thick glass, but it looks like it should work: https://vapefiend.co.uk/products/14mm-female-to-14mm-male-drop-down Not sure why they list it upside-down, it'll work that way too but usually you'd turn it over and use it the other way with the CL in the female joint and...

I haven't tried to remove it but I don't see why not. That may be the magnetic part, though.

I reached out, hope I'll hear something.

I've used it this way ~90% of the time on various setups from small to large, cheap to not. It's lightweight. This dropdown is rock-solid and drops close to the rig so there's little leverage on the joint: https://www.thickassglass.com/products/drop-down-adapter?variant=1914365892 Edit:

r u me? ; ) Appreciate the reminder, happy Lotus Friday!

I'll have to try that this weekend. I've sorta found some balance between flavor and vapor thickness at like 480 or 90 I think last time I played. On a j-hook a bet it's amazing at the right temp!

Have you guys tried the big one yet? The 24mk? I've only used it heated in a coil so far. I'm gonna have to get that one out and torch it. My first DV was an '18M tip/cap on a ddave glass wand kit, never looked back. I still use a DV daily, through water if I can. I just love 'em!

You could just hit it like that with a j-hook, female stem, hydratube, etc. Double-dog dare ya. ; )

I love manual vapes! I wanted to start a thread where we could aggregate manual vapes, advice, and info, no matter the heating method or construction material. Wood, metal, ceramic, glass, stone, or whatever your manual vape is made of, please share it here! I'll start with my O'Connell...

Yeah, this is what I'm most keen on. w00t!

I'll second the Brick love. They really are exceptional vapes--I use a brick-style vape just about every day because they're fun, easy, adjustable, powerful and usually gorgeous enough to really add to the experience. I agree that they evoke the methods of the past but improve on those in...