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anxious to see a photo. Shouldn't be a problem since the io was finished moths ago, no? And even if we're waiting for a production run of parts, I'm sure there's a prototype sitting around that would make a handsome photo. No? A bunch of us put up the dough sight unseen. And a bunch of us are...

When you look at the circuit board in the body you can see where the positive terminal of the battery either rubs off the contact over time, or sort of polishes it. (I think it was discussed at length many moons ago. Does anyone remember what that is? @Hopper Labs could you possibly remind us?)...

Which is weird, because at one point the 250 preorder spots were "sold out." I guess folks could've ordered more than one unit each. hmmm

I'm not sure what size it is. I took my grasshopper to the vape shop and went through the ones they had till I found one that fit like a glove. that's weird. I placed a pre-order for the new hopper on November 29th, and my order number is 5076x Really? Only 40 orders occurred between...

I got it in the first vape shop I came across. They had sort of an "odds and ends" box of driptip type things. I brought my hopper (clean) to test fit.

I'm not good at posting pics here, but let's see... edit: I can't find the tapered one mentioned previously

I use a small standard-sized metal drip-tip that fits snugly in the PFE. This is the ONLY way I am able to take hits from my hopper without running it through water. I used to use a crafty cooling unit contraption, but it's just gets too gunky and stinky, and looks sketch. I even at one point...

that link is broken.

I been rocking this one for like 3 years myself woah! I thought wd40 was carcinogenic? And doesn't evaporate fully? no? edit: oh, you must mean "wd40 brand" electrical contact cleaner not og wd40 lol

oh, my mistake. Didn't realize they made other versions.

not trying to be contradictory, but the leather case doesn't protect from accidental activation, as the button top is still exposed. (The "metal to backend" short thing can still happen also, where the unit is tricked into turning on briefly when metal touches the backend and body simultaneously.)

Has anyone else tried 100 mesh screen yet? I must reiterate that I am very impressed with it. I know results will probably vary as much as all the variables also vary from person to person/strain to strain, but based on my non-scientific experiments I am comfortable drawing a few conclusions...

what makes yall think that @Hopper Labs was a "customer service guy"? I was under the impression that it was Trevor himself, as it was repeated recently that most of the work was done with just the 3 OG guys. All the posts and responses read (to me) much like Trevor-talk. Of course this is...

I can confirm that I've had similar results. In fact I just bought a few sheets of 100mesh (150micron) screen and a 3/8" hole punch, both of which arrived moments ago. I punched a screen and seated it down where the stock screen sits. I may begin shaping my own baskets instead, as I think I...

They say the cause of the fire appears to be electrical. Then they say to get rid of the new batteries. Batteries. Are. Electrical. I sure as hell wouldn't use those new batteries if I were y'all. :peace:

Hmm this makes me wonder: How much pressure are y'all using when tamping? (I suspect i may be doing it a little too hard.) I make the herb into a puck that's solid enough that when I invert the bowl nothing falls out. Sort of the density of a joint I guess you could say. I think that doing this...

I got a bunch in Denver a couple months ago. The problem I have is my Santa Cruz shredder tends to crumble dry herb, and so it ends up sort of powdery, which easily clogs the stock screen. This 100mesh screen seems to do the trick for me. I'm happier with a LOT less screen maintenance. side...

I can't find 100 mesh screens in 3/8", so I just found a 3/8" hole punch and a sheet of stainless 100 mesh screen and will punch my own :rockon: The difference in screen density on my end is dramatic. I'm clogged in a few bowls with stock screen (60 mesh I believe) vs 10+ bowls so far without...

yes! me! i am using another screen style that i had been using in my fw5. It is far superior...almost has a “non-stick” quality when you empty the load while warm. They have much smaller holes. The holes are maybe half the size of the stock screen....BUT the wire is also approximately half...

This is how my unit was acting...until I switched batteries. I had 3 efest batteries (it is a recommended brand in the FAQ on the fw website) for my fw5 that I was using in my fw6. Turns out they weren't performing as well in the fw6. I found a Samsung 30Q in my collection that seems to make...