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That's a bingo! Absolutely the right price, just ordered and will have it on Monday, probably before I get the vape even. Thank you!

I was able to order one of these and two stems, plus I realized I already have some other 18mm stems, so I should be all stocked for those. Anyone have any recommendations on quality larger butane torches that don't break the bank? I don't think my small Eagles are going to cut it for heating this!

Good call, just ordered one.

So I did have the carb cork in, took that out and was able to greatly reduce the charring. However I was still getting some amount of combustion, not sure if this was because of the screen or my technique. Speaking of the screens, SBL really needs to come up with some kind of screen removal tool...

What is the benefit of this? Extra cooling for the DV I guess? I suppose if you wanted to micro dose this might be more effective than putting a thin layer of herb on the SB screen. But you lose a lot of convection heating to conduction with a DV. Meanwhile I'm now having an issue with my Runt...

The Cricket has been a joy to use. I already have my routine down, small dab scraped into the chamber, cap off at 190 which I use just long enough to collect the dab in the center of the trough, then cap on at 500 with a five second warm up, slow light draw, and use the scoop tool to push an...

IIRC I have an early one with thinner glass, and it does get noticeably hot when I use it. In general I tend to use my WonG the most when I’m reaching for a Dynavap because my full convection vapes have much better taste for dry vaping.

I was going to order this as it looks versatile and well designed, but for some reason the coupon splashed at the top of every page on the XVape site doesn’t apply to this. Oh well!

Had my first Cricket session tonight. Before I did anything I went into escribe and applied the latest firmware update. Then on the device itself I calibrated the heater, then set the heat up time for five seconds. I happened to be cleaning out some stuff from my cannabis stash and came across...

I’m not shutting down other approaches, no other approaches were offered with the Cricket so it’s this or nothing. But this has the advantage of adding no additional moving parts that can break over time.

Covering carbs is a classic method of adjusting airflow, why reinvent the wheel?

My bad, I had 1 and 3 mixed up.

Well yeah, the platform is definitely designed to get people to spend more on it, but I do think it’s cool how much people have been able to do with the DV parts. And DV stems aren’t universal but they can slot into any 10mm joint IIRC (except the VonG which does 14mm).

Okay, fair point about the TM2. Perhaps I'm spoiled because my Timber Elite has an 18mm equivalent socket? I guess you could see 16mm non-tapered glass is its own standard, just not one I am invested in at this point. I was more going after the general idea of non-standard connectors that...

Smaller joints would only limit the bowl if the bowl was held in the stem, which is not the case for many vapes. Also not sure why everyone is assuming everything must be glass, if the receiving end is the correct size it shouldn't matter if it's wood or medical grade plastic or SS/Ti. Same for...

What about a 10mm or 14mm joint? No reason it couldn’t have one of those.

Yes, the TinyMight 2. And the Yllvape. And the Mighty and the Crafty and the Edge and the Rogue and even the Sticky Brick. None of these use standard 10mm/14mm/18mm connections so you have to buy their stems/mouthpieces/adapters to use them. I ordered then canceled the order on a Dablamp...

Am I the only one who is utterly sick of almost every new vape on the market having non-standard/proprietary connections for things like mouth pieces? It seems like the purchase of most vapes really requires purchasing a suite of accessories that only work with that one specific vape, it kills...

Thanks for the heads up on this, I ordered some wax and hash rosin.