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I'm thinking that I will do some custom work via DM. The image I send with the order and the description will have to be spoofed into appearing to be something else so that Etsy is happy. I also have the option of taking a credit card number and using my square account to apply a charge, if...

If there was noticeable difference it would be that the Titanium Condenser would heat up faster and condense less vapour. So you might have to clean it slightly less frequently.

Deaf people usually have higher sensitivity to vibrations with their body. I wouldn't be surprised if your friend could easily feel both clicks.

The Tip OD is 10mm The O-ring section is 8mm OD

Sample size of one...

There’s a reason why science educators exist. A complex idea is jibberish and likely to be disregarded unless it is broken down into elementary parts. @Egzoset you might want to take some notes from Feynman.

I own a mighty and find that it takes nearly three full vapcaps worth of herb to fill it. So it’s not like the Mighty is getting better efficiency it just has more capacity. If you’re heating past the click then you’re probably only going to get 2-3 good hits. It’s really not that much herb and...

As soon as compact electrical energy storage increases there will be a massive amount of new mobile devices available. A pocket size induction heater would be a relatively simple device, the only thing holding it back is the power consumption. Tony Stark would consider such a thing "cave man"...

I don't think that's allowed to be said? There's an NDA for VCDC memebers.

The LE tip I have has the same issue that @Willy has with Ti CCDs falling out of it. Not the first time I’ve had this happen. It seems like they’re either too big or too small and there’s no inbetween. The amount that Ti can flex before it takes a set is very little. ~~~~~~~~~~~~ I don’t know...

No? What he's asking is can there be a thin layer of special foil added to the cap or make up part of the cap that will stop induction heating at a certain temperature.

I've thought of making a sprung plug that is about 5mm which is much easier find than the carb hole. Like operating a flute with proper valves vs simple holes.

The problem is that accessories are also banned from most sites or transaction handling services. Even if what I’m making doesn’t form part of the vapourizer they won’t allow it. Paypal could be an option but it could also result in my account being closed and my accounts/cards banned.

I'm looking at other options but none seem promising at the moment. While I would love to continue making items for everyone here it seems like the online world is not friendly to vapourizers and their accessories. As of this moment it's looking like I may have to stop what I have been doing...

Hey guys, I'm going to have to find another place to sell my items as Etsy has informed me that I am not allowed to list them on their site. If anyone has knowledge of a place I may list my items or any helpful recommendations please let me know. As of right now I do not have a solid solution...

I finally got back to my lathe this week to produce some more stems and bodies. I started out with some solid wood pieces and will be moving on to some fancier laminated work soon. It's been a while since I posted any work in this thread and felt it was time. Pictured is a Claro Walnut barrel...

The tiny teeth on the GR8TR aren't much trouble for a brush. Two piece grinders have much taller teeth that would make it a pain to brush out.

That's the nature of the beast I'm afraid. If you don't want spend the 10 seconds it takes to brush it out then it's probably not the grinder for you. I love the consistency I get from my GR8TR which more than pays off for a little bit of clean up needed IMO. Every other grinder I've seen or...

I've been busy in the shop making some stems yesterday and today. They will be going up tomorrow around noon. I salvaged some Mahogany dowels from an old table that was getting thrown away which was a nice find. Salvaging is a great ethical way to obtain exotics or foreign woods if you know what...

The larger diameter tubing heat soaks slower and has more surface area so it does cool the vapour a bit more. The bigger advantage of the larger tubing is the greatly increased airflow because it allows you to get rid of the extremely restrictive stock whip adapter.