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@lazylathe - Glad you are enjoying your HI. Low voltage DC power makes it so versatile. A battery pack lets you take it almost anywhere. Thanks for posting photos. @Likes2vape - Will be happy to keep the wood until I get to your name on the list. I recommend the stainless steel heater cover for...

@VoltageKeeper - Look forward to showing you one sometime. @SSVUN~YAH - Glad to see the tubes arrived safely. Hope they are working well for you. @Chicken Charlie - Nice to hear you are enjoying the Slide-a-Bowl tube. Thanks for providing the input so we can make roasting tubes that work...

Please send me another email so I can confirm you are on the list. Your position will be the date of the first email you set me.

Please send me an email to alan@toasty-top.com so we can discuss a HI order. @EveryDayAmnesiac - Thanks again for waiting. The HI is a great medication delivery system.

The configuration prevents spillage during one hand use by capturing the material between two screens and allows you to stir with a quick puff of air to push the material back away from the second screen. This also improves the air flow for the next hit. The roasting temp can be adjusted by...

@Bvapst - Will get you a new tube one way or another. @Chicken Charlie - Thanks for being a JedHI member and suggesting the tube configuration. I have been using it almost exclusively now. Have found I like using it better with the nipple end of the 10mm glass tube sticking into the 13mm glass...

Someone asked if I could make a wine cork tube style (double screens) roasting tube with the ability to vary the bowl size. Here is my response to the question. The Slide-a-Bowl roasting tube. It is similar in construction to my 2-piece glass roasting tube but has the ability to capture the...

Have been busy working on a variety of different projects lately. Here is an old square pine Aromazap that has been retrofit with a new style Heat Island heater cover. The inside hole was enlarged to remove the charred wood and a new wooden support disc was installed to hold the new SS heater...

@abhs - Sorry to hear about your HI. Seems that the tiny copper strands within the cable tend to break the more that the cable is bent. The most stress always occurs at the power plug to cable connection. Probably a new power supply is in order. I am now providing an extension cord with a power...

I recommend using the WCT w/o the end cork/glass tube for the glass heater cover HI's. It will allow the heater cover to get closer to the roasting material for higher roasting temperatures. You should also get good results using the WCT w/ the end cork/glass tube with higher voltages from the...

I will need to make multiple units to make it an economical project. I may also just make some protective cages that can be used for multiple e-nail brands. Always something on the drawing board. @panasonic - Looking forward to refurbishing a PD or two. Have been practicing with some old...

@exit - Thanks so much. Good to know things are going well. @u bwade wunner - We are staying very Toasty. Lots of testing to be done. @Rrose Selavy - Sorry to hear about the mishap. There should be no permanent damage. Any moisture that got into the wood will soon be heated away. The wood has...

@Higher-than-a-pterodactyl - Glad to hear you are enjoying the new stem assembly. That is the one I use most often now. I enjoy the feel of the cork, but silicone will also work. Have also made one from wood. Will try to get a photo or two to post. @KidFated. - Sorry again for the long wait...

@Chicken Charlie - You are welcome. Good to hear your consumption has been reduced. Have just assembled another new roasting tube configuration with efficiency in mind. I found that the screens that I make for the glass and ss heater covers can be positioned inside of the 10mm glass mouthpiece...

After you remove the screws, the aluminum plate that is holding the glass tube will easily come out. The flair in the glass helps keep it snug in the aluminum when you tighten down the screws. It is best to only install one screw at a time since there isn't much room inside of a HI body...

@hoyo77 - Good to hear you have your HI connected to a VVPS. A great way to dial in a precise temperature. Nothing new on the horizon yet. Just need to get some GTV units made along with trying to get through the list. Hopefully, I won't hurt your wallet too much. @exit - I was able to turn...

@EveryDayAmnesiac - The buckeye burl works pretty well for the glass heater cover since it is a lighter weight wood. Still haven't made a Toasty Top with a glass heater cover. It would need to have some holes drilled into the side of the wood for the air intake. @Rrose Selavy - Thanks for...

@Snappo - Thanks for the kind words and thanks for providing a place for people to obtain some very fine specimens of wood. I am enjoying the opportunities for turning different wood types. A couple of clarifications on the size of the blanks for HI and roasting tubes. I can use wood that is as...

@EveryDayAmnesiac - Thanks for posting the photos and explanation of the Wine Cork Tube. It does have a lot of little piece parts to assemble but holds together very well. Just finished up a project on some wood that Snappo sent to me. It turned out very well. It was the first time I had ever...

I finished up a wood project for some buckeye burl Snappo sent to me. Here is a link to the original block. It is the one on the left. http://fuckcombustion.com/threads/exotic-wood-blanks-for-heirloom-quality-custom-log-vapes-vapor-stems.14039/page-3#post-609366 The block started at a little...