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If it's a crimp cap you can pinch the cap a little so it becomes oval and the crimp indents don't grip the tip so much or take a pair of pliers and flatten the crimp indents a little but that will be a permanent modification Depending on which tip you're using you can unscrew the crimp caps...

See my last post for the link to the lamart video of how to reshape screens ^^^ If the top hat is making the stem joint too long you can use an Arizer rimless dome screen Like these https://www.azzwoodcustoms.co.uk/10mm-high-temp-silicone-o-rings-x6 There's loads on amazon, ebay, dhgate...

Needs temp control, ideally

They use a 50W bulb in the Highlighter I don't know if you're going to have issues running a higher wattage bulb at the power level required for a log tho to be honest and whether it will be hot enough to cycle and regenerate the bulb

There was this project by @rz https://fuckcombustion.com/threads/the-auto-magic-super-rztoaster-or-something-like-that.24154/ That got close but I think family and work commitments took priority leading to the project being put on hold

The magnet in my old cheapo grinder fell out when I cleaned it in the ultrasonic cleaner so I'd try that, if you can E2a - I had another thought - it might have been the heat and uneven expansion that released it So I'd also try the strong magnet method you've already tried, in a bowl of hot...

I use a PWM buck/boost thingy because it's universal so it replaces many power supplies and dimmers in my collection Some of them have a memory function now, which can be handy if you have a lot of devices Remembering the power settings for each device is probably my biggest issue lol

I use the same technique with my SE Glass Charlie spiked stem (which is one of my best stems for the flavour)

For me, no carb = no flavour So I recommend the pinch n roll technique I put the cap on with the digger outer pointing to the carb, to help locate the hole and pinch the stem in the carb (airport) region so you can rotate the stem to regulate the airflow as you draw As shown here

A 12v flowerpot with one of their newer wireless head and coil combos Or You could use a cordless soldering iron and a Ddave DiY injector kit

If you want to use iso in the cleaner you can put the iso and the parts to be cleaned in a bag or a thin plastic cup and place that in the water I don't tho, and use hot water and washing up liquid in my ultrasonic The reclaim isn't soluble so it forms into blobs that will stick to cold...

Air purifier for the main job And I also save any silica gel sachets I get and throw them in old jam jars and pour febreze over the crystals so they swell up and place the jars around the house to mask any residual stink

Transparent enough to give the bowl a rosy glow I can see through them enough to see when the soldering iron element is glowing in my life saber heater cover build Zirconia and Silicon Carbide are other options that will block more light, if that's the plan. I like the glow of a halo with a...

I usually use 3mm Depending on the bulb (and heater cover diameter) sometimes there's space for a bigger one in the middle too.

Nice work :tup: A ring of rubies around the nipple of the bulb can help cut down the glare and diffuse the heat too