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The Sunday posts are indulgent and overwrought. Dude should concentrate on getting his excellent vape in stock and offering cheaper shipping options; the thousand word diatribes about how copper heats up can definitely wait. Speaking of Vestratto's lame shipping cost: just ordered another BCG...

Sounds like @Shit Snacks explained this all as usual. The V3 is entry level with a small heater that needs more patience. The TM and the RBT vapes are in a different class and have much bigger, more responsive heaters. Worth mentioning that all battery powered on demand portables get slower...

That's because the folks on reddit don't know as much about dry herb vapes, plus it's a much larger group of randos who aren't really geeking out about stuff the way people here do. The just watched Troy on YouTube, bought a Mighty and never learned what they were missing. You don't need any...

Looks like I arrived just a little late to weigh in. My vote would definitely be for the Tinymight. I haven't owned a TB but paying €100 more for that dumb acrylic cup design (that can't even hold hot drinks) and truly embarrassing 750mah battery is a hard pass for me. You'll love the TM. It's...

Yeah, and doesn't "wide open" on the Revolve just mean diluting the vapor with air like a vapcap carb? A vapcap tip/cap doesn't have adjustable airflow at all really no matter what stem you put in on

My only Blazer has been the PT4000. Folks have reported very good results with both Firefoxes, including that mini specifically, but I don't think either of them can hang with the big pointy single flame potential of the Ronx, even though it's a budget torch from a lesser brand. It's...

Waay! Get you one of these and some fancy butane: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08NCCBWQS/

You don't need to get any extras, honestly. I'm admittedly a lightweight in Anville and mostly use the half bowl but it cools quickly and the six dollar keychain magnet turns the bowl into its own scoop to refill out of a BCG or your palm if you're careful to give it a few seconds to cool off...

Get the Ronx torch linked in my quoted post above. It's an excellent value and can make the Anvil click anywhere in 20 seconds. Twisting to change the airflow confuses folks all the time but it's not even necessary: you can just screw that center piece all the way in for the most open airflow...

I'm not angry, I just own and use your front runners (TM and V3) and since you sound like you don't know what you're doing it'd make more sense to get one and use it the way it's supposed to work (as opposed to the way you smoke joints). I probably just missed it earlier but what portables have...

Are you sure you've used dry herb vapes before? It's actually a negative associated with weak session vapes when you need to take a dozen hits or more to cache a bowl. You keep seesawing as if there was a goldilocks middle ground vape that was as underpowered as the V3 Pro and also as capable...

I like this one so much I ordered a backup. Under twenty bucks and can click on the copper or anywhere in under 25 seconds with a pointy, quiet single flame. Make sure you use fancy butane so it lights on the first try and doesn't sputter after refilling RONXS Torch Lighter...

I don't have either 3 piece but the large inline works well with the Atlas, Tinymight and Anvil. I mostly hold it in one hand when in use so the lighter base is a good fit for the medium size

The square peg for me is the 20 to 30 hits notion. The Tinymight's whole niche is that it's such a tidy, elegant package with not quite the power of a desktop but real speedy extraction from the first hit. You can cache a bowl in a few hits and keep batteries on hand to never be without it. I...

Tinymight with a j-hook for home just so you know what you'd have been missing. I prefer removing and soaking the wpa to trying to keep the V3 chamber clean and taking breaks with half-baked weed is an easy way to dirty a steel chamber The uneven abv you've read about is likely from people...

It's more like 20 to 25 seconds with the right torch. I have four vapcap induction heaters and zero patience for using a torch with any vapcap. I'm in no hurry for an Anvil heater now though: it's so punchy and repeatable it's more like desktop power if you replaced twenty minutes of warmup time...

Definitely recommend the Anvil and wouldn't fuck with the Omni or Omni XL anymore: all the updated tips, caps, carbs, etc are about as consequential as a button on a kids backpack compared to the power and consistent "ride the line" performance of the massive Anvil heater. If a noob was asking...

TM all day. You sound too fussy/demanding for the slower, weaker heater of V3 Pro which will also be more annoying to keep clean. I disagree with the Brick recommendations: you'll fly through your shitty weed with any of those. Not that you can't coax smaller hits out of a Brick, but you're...

Hanlon's razor obtains here, methinks: Never attribute to malice that which can adequately be explained by stupidity. I too would have hesitated to check out again with the XL mouthpiece if only because of the exorbitant shipping cost (I'd be thinking "this isn't really how we were gonna do...

This seems like a job for a 3D printer, no? Industrious work with those clay scoops: they obviously do work great :tup: Have you and @Jill NYC seen the miniature food artists on IG? https://www.instagram.com/reel/CdE1_YJM5Tr/