Recent content by Pachena

5. For me, on demand means heating quick, and also cooling what’s left (almost) as quickly.

Not trying to be a Vestratto apologist, but to be fair, Vestratto isn’t the only Canadian company doing this — Tafee is another.

Yeah. Lots of cherry picking going on, for sure. It’s not quite the same thing as coincidentally breathing trace amounts of the material in because one is in the general vicinity of the product. For me, the safety criteria threshold for a material going into a device that is intended to be...

Until recently (like my whole life, and I’m retired!), I viewed “made in the USA” as a good thing. I live very close to the USA border and the round trip to pick up a package (at my USA box) was easily under an hour (including border crossings!). No longer. All our purchases now involve...

I have — on temp 5, with some extract fibres or similar. I was sorta happy with the results, without anything to really compare it to.

The right angles of the included cord gets in my way, and I didn’t get an actual charging brick with my (full/silver) kit. I ended up using a short USB-C to USB-A adapter — so I could still use the USB-C plug with my included (USB-A to UBC-C) cable.

The following post from very early this year is the one that concerned me, especially when the device appeared very ready for release: Especially now, given the insulation “fix“ they used their other flagship (?) device. The other thread (Fiberglass found in Angus Enhanced) is still locked...

While I had little current interest in the AE for me (and my particular use case), I was quite excited about the Aerolite! I saw this post from early January that concerned me more than a little: This post was AFTER the clip posted by on YouTube by BingsBuddery (Dec 23, 2024). With the AE...

I’ve never used my potters either. At the moment, planning on a “mint tin” solution from Delta3DStudios — which holds 8 pots.

I’m optimistic as well, but so far it’s all just spec’s (promises). These might be minor adjustments, but they seem more significant — especially so close to announced availability. I’m optimistic about the device.

I’m no expert on vapes or grinders — I don’t know what I don’t know. My experience so far with my devices is that too fine can choke some of my devices. Too coarse might result in some uneven roast, at worst. Other than cheap 2 piece grinders, my experience is limited to my Large BCG. I’ve...

I don’t know what I don’t know. Different devices, for sure. TB2 is not difficult to use, but it’s not nearly as forgiving as the Venty. I vape either in the garage or on the back porch — depending on the weather (it’s cold and rainy here in winter) — so it’s portables for me. Fast is...

I started doing this, too (when I remember!), after reading your post. Never dawned on me before (as someone who has only seen water pieces used in videos!) — but makes sense. I actually find the pots’ design brilliant. The rim makes handling VERY easy and it stays relatively cool (compared...

I much prefer using the WPA as a mouthpiece. I like the more natural round shape (vs the duckbill), and that I can hold the device in any orientation. The WPA can be configured two ways — so that the glass is directly over the chamber, or offset (which gives a bit of adjustment of airflow as...

I use dosing capsules 100% of the time, the metal chamber, with the WPA (as a mouthpiece). I’ve removed the screen from the gasket — but still use the gasket to keep the capsules in place. Becomes a VERY easy device to keep clean. But using capsules will reduce capacity slightly.