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This release had bundles in a €195-€350 price range (or so I was told), so I'm not surprised someone found something interesting at a reasonable price point. I've approached Dreamwood hoping to find one of the cheaper units available, but no luck.

Of course, but I still think the price they charge is too steep for this vaporizer. Don't get me wrong I do respect their work, but my experience with their devices was not as stellar as yours. I like them, but in the end I like their competitors more (which are also cheaper FWIW). Again, not...

I was offered this one yesterday and while it looks beautiful and whatnot I think it's too expensive for what it is (a beta product), so I refused. I know the new version will be even more expensive (€ 350-€ 420 range), but I still think the price is too steep for this vaping technology. And...

Acknowledging @phattpiggie's work would have been more appropriate IMO

Lots of (unanswered) questions lately, so I think I'll add another one lol :D Has anyone in Europe received their armored cap yet? Or Dynavap just rushed the release of this product in order to move past all the reddit drama? :worms:💩

The EU website says "coming thursday"

No, it's still hash in my opinion. I disagree. The intent is very important. The hash was originally made not for smuggling or for getting higher. It was just because it was possible to store it long term, while weed couldn't back in the day. Does this make it more potent than the weed itself...

Yup, but my point is that you end up with two very different final products. We think this way because now we have concentrates, but it's also important to keep in mind that hash was "invented" for storage purposes, not for having a stronger product. I'd love to give you a scientific...

After you have mechanically collected your resin, heat-pressing at a controlled temperature sparks a chemical process that goes on with curing. The final product is WAY less intense if you skip this step.

To be completely clear I think the main difference is in the technique, not in the percentage. For traditional hash, resin collection is a mechanical and not a chemical process. No, he used heat as part of his pressing technique and I think it's a very useful if not indispensable step in hash...

Thank you very much for your clarification. This is one of the reason why I love this place so much. I understand where you're coming from. The quality can be debatable, especially with the black market here in Europe. I personally make my hash myself (both dry sift and bubble hash/iceolator)...

AFAIK plant material isn't added ex-post. Its quantity depends on the sieve that is used (in the case of Moroccan/Afghan/bubble hash) or on the charsi experience (for Indian/Nepali hash). Hence, the different grades. ETA: curing also plays a big role here. I'm talking hash, not concentrate :D

I don't know maybe it's the language barrier and I'm lost in traslation, but I've always thought that when you vaporize dry herb you are extracting actinve ingredients not concentrating them. :2c: But it's a very cool statement nonethelss I have to agree with that :tup:

In my opinion, it's not a concentrate. Both traditional hash and bubble hash contain a lot of plant material. Of course bubble hash can be "full melt", but even in this case I would hardly consider it a concentrate. More so because, if you want to dab it, you need to cure it for a very long time...

I don't know where you're based, but I think you can contact @Unklmark68 or @FearAndLawyering. I don't know if they can still help, but I'm quite sure they repaired some RBT units in the past. They're both in the US.

Dude, you're a star!! I think your work is worth a thread on its own. I'm also sure quite a few people would chime in as well (without derailing this thread :))

If you are in the EU, try Verdampftnochmal. They seem to have them in stock (here).

Try and look in the classified section

6.45g Thanks for the contest!!