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Just been over to the website to check out the major refresh ..... and that is really some lovely work you've put up there. I'll have one of each please:D But seriously, the sheer variety of wood types, body designs and output options is very impressive. I might just go for one of those exotic...

Exactly what Dave says - @HighVapeEnthusiast and the heater covers shows you've got good metalwork skills too. Don't worry too much about appearance with your first few logs (though these are pretty good, anyway). Properly functional units are the first and most important step. Making them...

That's some very interesting work there @HighVapeEnthusiast. You're clearly skilled on the lathe. A walkthrough on that top picture with the J hook would be great. And the heater cover on the lower two - tapered Ti - did you make it yourself? How is it fixed to the baseplate? Also, the 50w...

@HighVapeEnthusiast Looking forward to seeing you work ttps://fuckcombustion.com/threads/image-attachments.50036/ and your english is fine. Looks excellent @sweepsLoy :tup: I see the debris screen right at the top of the heater cover - so does the draw stem go over (rather than into) the...

Hi AV - many thanks. The bulbs come from an AliExpress vendor and don't appear to have a brand. I used Milbloon but a more diligent search shows up significantly cheaper sellers. As you say, the visible light they put out is definitely more user-friendly than the standard halo bulb. That...

As I said earlier how 'IR' the bulbs actually are is uncertain. Pure infrared is beyond the visible spectrum - so it's clearly not pure. Certainly, if the glass is red then that will restrict other wavelengths but damping down the visible ones is actually quite useful in this application...

Absolutely. I'm sure we can work something out. I'll pm you. :peace:

Thanks @Bad Dog . I've used the same 'side branch for jack connector' idea on Rustics made from silver birch and European walnut. It certainly gives the log a distinctive appearance. Initially I tried to keep the other side branch - the one on the back, but it gave the unit an awkward shape...

The idea of using infrared halogen bulbs in vape construction has been discussed previously by KeroZen. I also thought it worth checking out and recently managed to source 10w G4 infrared bulbs from a Chinese site. They arrived a couple of weeks ago. I ran some tests that showed that they're...

Piece of a branch to log vape.

Hi Summer Well, halogen units provide more than enough heat for roasting herb and concentrates. Indeed, like some cartridges and resistors, they need taming with a VVPS to avoid combusting the material. Halogen heat-up times are less than half those for cartridge/resistor units. And, for me...

A friend of mine recently came up with some fully seasoned Magnolia. There was only enough of sufficient diameter for two blanks but with some thinner pieces useful for stems/WPAs. Here's the section I chose for this log. The diagonal stripe persisted under the bark and adds much to the...

My Dog is now six years old - still performs like a champ and still looks great. Many thanks and seasonal greetings to Dave, Amanda and all Dog owners. :peace:

This is the third unit to emerge from the silver birch branch. I took the option on this one of retaining a section of the side branch and pressed it into service for the jack connector. It’s fitted with the 95J20RE resistor which is a slightly larger version of the 25 (see @blokenoname 's...

@Vaporooni YouTube's requirements for proving one's age are a little too intrusive for me. Have you got any stills ? @sayvay Glad to hear that you've found a setup that works for you.

Still pursuing the ultimate Rustic.. here's the halogen iteration of this silver birch, full live edge set. Note the peeling bark that survived it's transition from tree branch to functional log. Possibly not a long term feature if it's in daily use. Otherwise the bark should retain it's...

Well done @sayvay :tup: You've found some new and interesting ways of getting around the various challenges of building a log. Don't worry about a professional appearance at this stage - that can always come later (much later in my case :)). The use of brass might be problematic for some...

Finally back to making logs following our recent house move - a real tonic after the physical/mental hassle of the move. I picked up a branch of silver birch back in March that looked suitable for a full live edge Rustic. Here's the result... One of Dave @underdog hc's in there to reassure...