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In these style vapes you never taste the butane as long as your torch lighter is properly functioning. In fact I think that this style of vape has the purest taste of any I've tried.

I would get a log for sure. They aren't really comparable but I think the Sub is a safety risk. There are people who use it safely but that doesn't make it a very safe vaporizer. And if you want to drop money on something the cloud evo is a lot less dangerous and a lot less money for probably...

Dabbing as we speak with 2 seconds extra heating after each click, small Dab folded into organic cotton. Same thing can be down with liquid pad material (see: volcano, etc). Awesome results, mediocre taste because my wax is pretty B grade.

Hey, thought I'd pop in and give a quick update to my OG VapCap clicking problem. Thanks to @Andreaerdna @Stevenski and others (including manufacturer!) who stepped in to help out. Everything is perfect now, except that I NEED a Vong, ASAP. After the initial overheating I wasn't getting...

Does anyone have severe clicking issues? It's possible I don't and that I'm just being weird but I'm not having great success with my OG. The first time I heated it up for the first hit cycle I overheated it and combusted, but I've only managed to get one click out of it since, despite often...

Hey, any current WPA options or suggested hacks? Thinking of pulling the trigger now.

While I understand this point of view I wouldn't recommend the sticky brick to someone with serious dexterity problems in the first place. Torch = no go! On the other hand, I wanted one so bad (waiting for Hydrobrick) that I made a friend buy one. He loves it, and I get to use it every day...

@Squiby I'm offering a very informed perspective here, as a former dispensary worker, but I want to be clear that this is a Los Angeles perspective, and I do not have much or really any knowledge about the cannabis industry in other states. There ABSOLUTELY are dispensaries out there that sell...

try to evenly spread the shatter on top of the herb, or drop it right on top. This way it melts down onto the herb and actually keeps is from charring when it otherwise would have. You also can use a small concentrate pad but IME it's better on top of the weed. I don't like the sandwich method...

I use a lily which admittedly has a small bowl already but I've found a pretty decent way to do smaller 1-hitter bowls that should work OK for you. In my experience these triihouse/sticky brick style vapes tend to work the best with a solidly sized pack, at least .2 for the lily and I would...

Doesn't hurt to ask. The Haze is a great conduction vape, and the FF2 is good for its purpose which is not cloud chasing. But obviously nothing is going to compare to your e-cig, that's blatantly absurd. I don't mean that rudely, it's just that we are comparing two entirely different processes...

Not a bad call! The shape isn't far off at all, and maybe the DBV shape body could be just a fully rounded cylinder , using some sort of suspension and Ceramic plate heaters, allowing heat to escape up top?

@KeroZen 300W is sizable, but I have to admit that I would much prefer a thirsty desktop unit than constantly filling and torching. @ZC I suppose you're right, these ceramic cartridge heaters are not very complex or expensive. What could the enclosure be made out of to withstand the heat?

It's not that an electrical source for the power is impossible, it just seems impractical. When I run through the potential solutions, I always end up right back at a heat gun, at which point I would probably just choose to run a torch. I also am interested in the idea of a much smaller...

Would love to hear any thoughts you have on the subject. It just seems brutally simple to me that such a heavy duty vaporizer should have a heavy duty station as well, and I don't believe it would have to be more than a 50-100$ price bump, hardly a death blow for such a cheap (140$) vaporizer...

I don't see why basic unstylized numbers would mar the elegance of the design. Elegance should meet functionality in the middle to make a beautiful vape baby. The numeral system could work but it seems over complicated for a marginal design issue at hand. Functionality and price point will...

So I've been thinking a lot about the Lily and how it works, and the Supreme and how it works. I have a lot of interest in the Supreme, and I am held back only because I drop things when I'm stoned. The supreme is a vape that consists of torching an aluminum cube with attached thermometer until...

Engrooved (expensive) or raised plastic (cheaply) numbers would solve this easily.

I understand people's desires to make things even easier, but I don't see a light or a switch as a solution that would be worth the bump in retail price. Something as simple as the chambers being visibly numbered 1-4 would work perfectly fine in my book, and that seems like it would be pretty...

I don't think it'll be out until this fall, obviously not sure but I'd say 2 months at the minimum. I understand wanting to wait--I have high hopes for the CFV as a real entry level and regulated convection device.