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I assume because of the current popular manual vape thread here . Anyway I'm glad for the necro because I'd forgotten about this entirely. But I don't want to pay overseas shipping and there are better manual vapes (for me) that have come out since I think. It's really neat tho!

I ended up going with this one and am thrilled with it. Love how the shape makes transferring ground herb from my OMD grinder to storage containers a mess free breeze. That alone is a huge life upgrade.

Okay 3CPO calm down. For people who don't have material approved lubricants in their mouths or on their bodies, don't use bodily fluids to maintain your devices. Beeswax works well in this case, and is good for conditioning wood, too. I recommend everyone have some around for their vaporizer...

I'd do a lead test on that pewter. Modern pewter has a different makeup, but that might contain it since it's "vintage". I'm real happy for the results in this thread. I've been using a DIY scooper made from an old gift card, cut to size and folded lengthwise. Then lately it hit me how...

Beautiful combo! What lighter is that, and do you like it? Does the exposed flame adjuster on the bottom get moved automatically when handling or in use? It's giving me a bad case of LAS (Lighter Acquisition Syndrome).

It's just that you used a higher temp, which extracts more of the effects that are extracted at higher temperatures. This is confirmed by your describing it as a "bad body high". Maybe you don't like CBD and stuff, which is what lives at those temperatures. I LOVE that body high and getting...

I really like Red-Eye products for vape stems and stuff, because: safe materials (stainless steel/titanium) reasonably priced high quality machining A compact cooling maze system wrapped around a chunk of metal that I've never been able to overpower So when they released the mini, I...

On demand convection, 21700, with the same styling as the OG in red/chrome. It's never going to happen but I can dream.

It sounds like you are using and enjoying the pax plus the same way that I use and enjoy my pax 2! Half bowl lid is the way to go to get the best performance, I feel. I think the pax gets a bad rap for being "wasteful" of herb, because of sticker shock loading so much into it, as well as people...

I had a roffu for a year or more, before switching to the V3Pro earlier this year. It's far better in most way's to it's more "luxurious" big brother. Roffu is a nice device BUT: -maddening UI, not the least of which is the 5 clicks to turn on and off -slow warmup -slow "bootup". I can't...

If that's a 1.2v direct drive red laser of that size, with no laser cooling, that heats a reflective surface enough to dab, I'd ask if it was bought from the Men In Black. I'm not MIB but my keen knowledge of circuits tells me it's still being heated normally, with the laser piggybacked on for...

And you don't inhale cigars. So it's different to cannabis where you inhale the smoke.

Even with the Stainless Steel Bat? Even when it's 2 or 3 rips at a time? I can see an aluminum bat getting that warm, and according to @hillbill the aluminum base of the standard pipe doesn't get too hot to hold. Sure, on those the heat exchanger is separate in an insulator like wood, but the...

So, I'm pretty obsessed with the VG at this point. Absolutely impressed with the device and how well it performs, and totally addicted to the user experience. Though very analog, the technique is easy to pick up for basic operation. From there it's just a little minigame of dancing the flame...

I don't have any of these type of devices and a huge dab would probably murder me, so therefore am less experienced than that guy. But, aren't you supposed to keep the aeris perpendicular to gravity for it to work best? All the devices with atomizers like this are designed for the cup to stay...

Saliva is loaded with bacteria and, like water, doesn't help the orings and whatnot. Just get some wax. I have so much from dynavaps and wood vapes and everything. It's the right tool for this job, and is something you should have.

Clever. You could do the same with the Solo 3. Or you could just insert it all the way when ever you want to take a rip and immediately remove the stem after. Both ways keep the stem away from the conduction heat source of the solo and let you pull hot air instead of radiant heat.

Nice job trying that! Didn't work for me, again saving me an impulse buy i probably wouldn't use.

You should doubt manufacturers more often. It's fairly common that they misrepresent or get specs wrong, and arizer is no exception. In the case of the Solo, it's less what mode you are in and more how you manipulate the stem. If you only have the stem in while drawing, you'll get more...

Yep, I don't even have a mastercard anymore, so I just saved myself $30 I didn't need to spend.