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No worries! Half the fun is bodging together random parts and this sizing will actually work better for what I want to put the tip on, I bet. Thanks for posting those oring sizes, too. That will help in the future.

@LittleBoy0311 Thanks for the review and those pictures of it in the adapter (With orings and such). Is the dani compatible with dyna stems out of the box? That would be cool! Anyway, your review pushed me over the edge to buy this, even though I swore I wouldn't . VAS strikes again :cry:

They no longer exist. Tenergy used to make them, but stopped years ago. I really wish this wasn't the case, because I want to use my T1 so bad. What you are looking for isn't lithium or lithium ion. You are looking for LiFePO4 3v rechargeable 16340 (or similar sizing). Be aware that even if you...

That mouthpiece/adapter is gold. It's so nice to use, and not very hot at all. Really classes up the starry, and I'm surprised more people don't have it.

It always blows my mind that the VG is a 22 year old design. Like they were dropping this experience on the world in 2000, when it's impressive to use even today. The steel bat always intrigued me with it's compact and simple form. The vapor/air has to be scorching hot with that short airpath...

I didn't think it was ok to mention other brand names, but yeah, its a blend between the dynavap and anvil. So small like the dynavap, with the heat sink of the anvil. dyna hasn't shown interest in adding mass or upgrading their design, so it's cool to see this. The differentiation of riding on...

As with sex toys, rocks aren't very safe to use like this. I'm sure some rocks are safe(?), but I wouldn't risk silicosis or bacterial buildup with them. Like wood, all too many pick an airpath based on it's aesthetic rather than it's functional safety. (I'm recently guilty of using wood...

I think that this vape doesn't seem like a copy or knockoff, but a blend of the features of two current vapes. As there isn't much innovation in this particular segment, I welcome a newcomer.

This isn't nice. I was just being honest. I'm sorry you didn't like my review, but I was being truthful. That you haven't properly doxxed me isn't an excuse on your part. When someone pays you money for something, the deal is done. I'm not a paid shill for any company, and I choose who I'll be...

I definitely felt/tasted it, even from my torches. Part of why I put my VG away pretty much immediately a couple years ago. It wasn't until switching from Newport to Crown in all my lighters recently that everything changed and now it's hunky dory. Again YMMV

Yeah yeah we all know but in practice with a clean butane and piezo igniter it tastes/feels/looks fine and doesn't leave soot. YMMV but I like the novelty over torch, plus get better hits without risking combustion.

I'm so glad you like it! Recently my Nova was delayed in the mail, so I dusted off my Handcarved Walnut VG, that I never really gave a chance all these years, and gave it a serious go. I've been highly impressed with it. The clouds it produces are effortless, even though its just a small yellow...

Those are fair points. I might have had a dud, and never really thought of "instant on demand" and "on demand" being different things in the portable space. Perhaps I will pick up another v3 later this year and see if it's sorted out to my desires. How could you deny me this one small thing I...

No I really like on demand, I'm just saying the V3 I owned (and reports of many with the device) depict "on demand" as I previously described. I was more meaning that if I have to hold a button for 30 seconds and do priming hits when a vape is cranked to 420F to get visible vapor, that isn't...

The company keeps spamming me on Insta to provide a review, even though I was one of the first reviews, highlighting why I don't like to engage with BRANDS on social media. Anyway, I'll give a little followup on my thoughts on the Vector: BAD -Poorly cut threads still hold up, but tarnish the...

When people ask for "on demand" it's typically for convenience of how quickly they can get one or two puffs and get on with their day. When a session vape is heated in the same time as a v3 pro in "on demand", it loses it's convenience factor. I typically use session devices like "on demand"...

This is correct, and something that annoys me as well. The V3 Pro is no more "on demand" than a session device that you turn off after a hit or half and do a cool down pull. It's an great device for a great price, but that's why I sold it since it wasn't what I was looking for. On demand...

Oh I have no love for those batteries, but without them you can't use the T1 portably. Would be easier if the heater was made for different voltages and 3.7v cells could be used. At this point it's just a vintage vape that's a novelty to keep around. Not something I use. But the style of that...

I'm surprised nobody has mentioned the obvious sustainable choice yet- Hemp fibers. Might not be able to get it over there as easily, though.

I just wish someone still made batteries for the T1! I have a wall adapter for it but its not the same...