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I completely agree. He's a fucking spunk bubble on the backside of humanity and I'd like him to fuck right off!

I love the bamboo like texture! The holder would put me off though since I pick my pieces up rather than bend to them so I might not use it... A q tip holder on the other hand... That might be really useful.... Actually could use the aromatherapy bowl airizer used to supply with the EQ to hold...

1. I don't think so, you've priced the volcano works. 2. Ask in the volcano thread about calibration, but if the other herb was satisfactory it's probably fine. 3. Assuming it's black market supply it's probably just the quality of the herb. I have seen weed that looks like it's been used to...

I assume this is the only vaporiser you have access to... Can you try a different stash? I'm more suspicious of the material than the volcano. Disappointing weed can still look and smell good to the naked eye.

The airflow liner you can't replace without removing the top plate. The oven liner you can. The oven liner was only glass for the very first beta run though, and TM were advised to change to metal for that one before the first full production run. The airflow liner has only recently changed on...

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I can confirm my ceroma is the same. No screen, but I've got a mix of 3 and 4mm media, not in any discernable layers, just mixed together.

I have only bought the bare heads from Ryan so far. I'm sure he could send you a kit without the coil if you're happy to fit one yourself. :shrug:

Glad the flame polishing worked for you. It's an easy and reliable way to finish dremel cuts. I'm interested to know if the thermocouple on the inside makes a material difference other than giving a more accurate reading. Looking forward to your findings.

Nice one with the dremel mate! I hope you used plenty of water whilst cutting. That dust is no joke if you breath it in, and it's good for the cutting edge. If you have access to a large torch you can flame polish the cut end. Just heat it up and the roughness will start to smooth itself out...

Hmmm, you might be right about needing an external SSR, I was assuming the relay was onboard. The sticker is obscured but it doesn't look like a normal PID as it looks like it only takes 220v rather than being international. Can you link the data sheet for it?

I think it's one of two things, it's pretty hard to see from the pictures. Either it's the thermocouple not reading a temp, or it's not wired correctly. Looking at the second pic it doesn't look like anything is connected to the SSR. The SSR is the output so should have the heater connected to...

There is a thread here about those controllers. https://fuckcombustion.com/threads/e-nail-settings-programming.31543/#post-1286494 Also, I have one but I've not used it for a long time. I believe the 'out (at)' led has 2 functions. In normal operation it lights when the PID activates the coil...

What an unfortunate name! 🤣🤣

Do you, or anyone else here, know the dimensions of the tm2 liner?

My point is, if it's not a designation given by the manufacturer, it's useless to the community because it does not have a specific definition. Oh, and btw, I see the liner going from glass to metal as a downgrade, but I understand why they did it, to try to get away from the other...

No, please no! We don't need to invent any more designations to confuse people!

There are only 2 major versions. TM and TM2. TM1.5 was confusingly given that name by the community but in reality there was and continues to be rolling updates to the current model. If your unit has a flush batter cover, it's a TM (OG or 1) if your unit has a battery cover that suits proud...

Yeah, I didn't enjoy my elev8r coiled, but that could be partially explained by the fact that I can't fit 3mm balls in it, I didn't try any smaller. If you are looking for consistency I think the coiled one would be great for you, you could always remove the coil if you feel brave enough, and...