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It's up to you really. I only wax mine when it feels rough, which was only about 5 or 6 times this past year.

@david8613 Dynawax also works.

Thanks @LesPlenty and @Ramahs. Wish my wife had the same opinion you guys have. :lol:

Saw this post on Reddit the other day and thought some people here might be interested. It talks about cleaning wooden stems.

:rant: Sorry babe. @Shit Snacks made me do it. :nod: Loving my new....... umm...... standing modular j hook? Looks janky AF with all the adapters but I guess I'll just learn to........ adapt (hehe). Thanks Snacks. :tup:

And be super stoked about it. 😁 Hope You enjoy your new toy.👍

That looks sweet. What did you use to cap (not cup) the balls?

Temp set at 10, in session mode, strictly for the video. I normally take about 3-4 hits on temp 6, then a clean-up hit on 9, in on-demand mode. Yes. You need to tighten the nut for the stem holder for a good seal, to compensate for variances of glass. For me, the long spiked stem is slightly...

@Lord_fluf, Here's some diy fixes found on this thread. Tear down pics on page 187. And here's a pic of the skinny o-ring. I haven't done any of these, so this is as far as I can help. Good luck.

Howzit everyone. Here's a cheap ash catcher. It's the simplicity of the sneaky Pete globe with more stability. 14mm j hook is from roguewaxworks. I also posted a milking vid over on the TM thread.

As requested.......

😂 Be careful how you explain things around here. Butt yes. Mine does the same. Its like the bowl area is slightly thicker than the vapor path side of the glass screen. So I usually insert it while turning clockwise. Once I feel it tighten a little, then I'll push it all the way in. 😂

Sativa + Sun + Surf = Shangri-la :smug:

You can use a cup screen (cheap on eBay) in the long spiked stem. Suck in the herb, and cap it with rimmed basket screen.

Cloud chasing might be a Hawaii thing. Just "Grip It and Rip It." :rockon:

Thanks. :tup: I can't wait to get home and try. Work day gonna be a lot longer now. :rant:

Thanks for this. I had no clue the vapman can be used in a bubbler. I put all my glass away so I wouldn't get tempted to cloud chase with my fw7. Gonna try it in my newest bubbler when I get home. Not that the vapman needs extra cooling (because I usually go low and slow), but it's always fun to...

Mines is still at factory settings. 340/380/420. I'm a cloud chaser.

You could use a 12mm cup screen in front of the cooling unit. Those are cheap on eBay.

12mm rimless cup screen from eBay like this.