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contact Steve at Elev8. He was very helpful walking me through how to replace a ceramic heating element in my SSV. Contact us at: 719-570-9928 or customercare@elev8glassgallery.com Customer Service Hours (8-5 MST Weekdays)

I received a notice last week that my baskets were on the way

You know your products better than I do, but I think you might be underestimating the LSV. With a couple of simple modifications, it can become a versatile handheld vape. Even better if your fabrication wizards can design a “cowl” for an SSV/DBV heater cover.

What was so wrong with the Evo that it had to be replaced? The VXL is still one of my favorites.

I use an 18mm male/male glass adapter to connect to a bubbler

I think I've stumbled upon a workaround for the LSV being an unwieldy desktop vape. You've probably tried it. I swapped the LSV heater cover into an SSV so I could use it with a J Hook via an 18mm male/14mm male adapter. Since I had the SSV glass on glass heater cover sitting around, I swapped...

It depends on your setup.

thanks, that's very helpful!

Can you tell me what the max temperature is with the SSV ceramic rod?

Do you also taste plastic in draft beer?

I saw the same poll on Reddit, and the results leaned heavily to portables.

I think we all develop our own routines over time. Part of the pleasure is enjoying your mindful journey. Try everything you can think of and feel free to share. The hands free wand makes the process effortless.

I appreciate you advocating for the Vapor Brothers. It deserves more love. I slightly prefer the Da Buddha/SSV for versatility, but the VB is a worthy vape.

The VXL is a unique device that rewards experimentation. I like to grind fluffy and tamp lightly, if at all. my preference to set the dial around 1 o clock. Hydratubes are really nice, as well as direct draw through the VXL dry mouthpiece or a J hook. Either way, my draw is slow and steady. It...

Do you have the VVPS?

The ground glass heater cover will be fine. I converted a DBV, which has a similar heater cover, and it's been good. You'll need to deal with the air intake hole to prevent the beads from escaping, while still allowing for air flow.

I'm very much looking forward to your always interesting observations. I've been using a bamboo HI with the stainless heating core and I like it quite a bit

The MFLB finishing grinder does a nice job, but I find it much harder to use than the Brilliant Cut, which is effortless.

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The temperature thats measured at the heater is only one variable in the roasting process. Proximity of herb to the heater, intensity of your draw, and grind/packing also contribute to the amount of heat that permeates the herb.