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Well put. And some folks love an all glass pathway. Wood does impart a bit of its own flavor, especially early on, in those types of butane vapes. For better or worse. Some quite like it, others want pure terpenes.

Yeah those Rogue products have great price points. But you lose the insulation that wood provides on other designs for easier handling and lifting from the joint to clear the chamber if using it that way. Food for thought.

Similar take as everyone else here. If heavy hitter is an important criteria then butane vapes like Bricks are gonna be the way to go. They have a bit more of a learning curve to avoid combustion but it isn't too bad. Lotus I use more, but it doesnt smack as hard.

Oh it feels like a wood stem on the lips. Your best option might be one of the JoDa stems. One is waiting for me when I get home from petsitting, but I have really liked my Nano XL stem that he did.

Yeah, I wouldn't overthink the stem fit. That is really more fine tuning than a deal breaker in my book. I love and prefer my Joda glass stem, but was hardly disappointed in the XL stem before it. But think of Ed and Joda stems as just helping squeeze that last 5% of performance out of it. And...

Since Herbalizer is relaunching, maybe they will handle it. Have you tried info@herbalizer.com from their website?

Hardly surprising that wired would be harder hitting. Without a design that puts the hot hole where the coil would be, the heating is gonna be a good deal less efficient. For optimal wireless you'd need a design that puts the hot hole immediately adjacent to the balls.

Yeah, "sham"? For starters, that is a good price for a coil, much less one that is customized. And IMO one of the real differentiators in the baller space is effective heat transfer and tight tolerances. When recommending the TKO, I always also recommend that custom stretched coil option OWW...

Wireless hot hole option? Sign me up!! Would be killer to have top part with threading used in CH and OWW heads (or some other way to use those handles without the getting too hot). Keep the innovation coming! And with no lip on bottom, you could drop it right into a barrel hot hole (no...

Can't help you there. Housesitting and hundreds of miles from my Lotus (tho loving the decision to bring my Thermal Accumulator since it is Wand compatible, FWIW)

Tho I think a distinction needs to be made between portable and pocketable. Wand may be better suited to a small bag or purse. It is kinda like having a Comcast cable TV remote in your pocket, for a frame of reference. The original Pipes on the other hand was closer to a pack of cigarettes...

Odd. I'm not home at the moment, but using the Inductor just like a lighter or torch over the heating plate works fine for me with no wood smell or taste. Haven't tried just keeping it dead center so don't know if that hot spots it leads to the center combusting

Pencil torches also work well. You don't want something too strong. Just a flame the length from one point of the flower design to another.

Yeah those Roffu screens are great. Glad to know that they work so well with your CL stems.

After using it with the Inductor, I'm loving the cigar puff experience.

Returned to my TKO recently after putting it aside so I could get to know my new Couchlog and amazing Inductor IH. Man, kinda like returning to a VapBong after some time away, one good TKO sesh really reminds you how badass it is. Between diffusion design and the Infinity Bowl seal, it hits like...

That is my experience too. I'm still refining my technique but far easier to get a lil toasty thin combusted layer on the top of the flower. Even at 4 on my dial. And not the most even heating across the entire surface in Injector bowls, there's usually a lighter ring on the outside. Of course...

XL Nano does offer a bigger bowl than most logs, which was part of the appeal for me. Troy and Jerry had a good episode on it that influenced my decision to pull the trigger.

I can imagine that the appeal compared to the Angus is the small form factor and being on demand. While desktop halogen can be pretty quick to heat up, I don't think that a portable halogen could heat up quickly enough to be on demand. And halogen probably needed those 2 batteries, adding weight...

That is one epic Anvil hit. Do you remember what voltage you were running the Inductor at?