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Pretty heavy duty J arm all things considered, I just never use it. $23 shipped CONUS over Paypal, or trades for whatever you might have.

My opinion is that the Solo with PVHES stems (or stems I've modified myself) can actually fill in very nicely for an LSV-caliber home unit. Plug them both into a tube and they'll both fill with similarly dense vapor. I've had alot of vaporizers including a DBV and LSV; those two are gone while...

All by itself.

Wow, this thing looks cool. Thanks for the video Stu and SLiM, you've got my mouth watering.

Lotus is amazing with bubble.

A) not the place to post this B) Yeah, the Solo works well.

#4 is amazing for the VHW, can be used with or without he silicone sleeve.

Can't wait, Vito! I always appreciate your videos. I really don't know how great this vape will be given that the two great Canadian multitaskers, the Herbalaire and Extreme Q already do their jobs so well and for less money, although the kooky-quick heat up time and the valve system are...

I don't know how much longer the sale will hold over, but you can get a FV with S2 kit for $130 at planetvape which is the cheapest I think we've yet seen it. GO!

It helps if you push the Solo off-center while it's in use so that more air can leak in, or you can lift the Solo a millimeter or two off the stem so that even more airflow is possible.

A stainless steel screen and a high temperature silicone gasket which I haven't used in years. Yeah iirc it was Stonemonkey's go-to before the Cloud came to be. Cheers!

The VHW has a 99% glass airpath with electronic temperature control, and having owned both it and the LSV, it blows the LSV out of the water as far as purity is concerned. It was really a Cloud before there was a Cloud, in the sense it gave us a pure airpath with regulated heat, and not a glass...

How does the VHW 3.0 (Vriptech Heat Wand) never come up immediately when this question is asked? It has 100% glass airpath, is very affordable, has computer temperature regulation, has very good airflow, and is a proven and beloved design. It's nowhere near as durable or dead simple as the LSV...

Go back and take a photo for us when you get a chance! Haven't heard of a knockoff Palm yet, but someone mentioned seeing knockoff Paxes being advertised online. I think VB and Ploom might find that when you manufacture in China, there's a big chance your plans and tooling will be stolen or sold...

Just noticed that these are the guys who make the Vapocane-B.

Ed's wood stems are great, as Stickstones mentioned. It's nice having a stem you don't have to baby, although I do find that the glass stems deliver denser vapor. I recommend getting a PVHES turbo in either GonG or standard if you want to go all out, as they really do take the Solo's performance...

Cheapest. Keck Clips. Ever.

Yes, it hit very nicely and has a Swiss-perc like effect in addition to the initial diffusion. Definitely a nice piece. As a beginning glass blower, much of its construction is both a marvel and a mystery.

A guy at the glass studio had a Mothership Faberge Egg, and it's too far out a piece not to be mentioned here. Some of their other stuff is cool but I think the Faberge Egg is the real stand out aesthetically speaking, and the workmanship was flawless, as you'd expect for $1400. Their website...