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Great review, @flammy ! :rockon: .

Home Vaporizers Parts Specs FAQ Videos/Reviews Contact Home › Vaporizers › Walnut Firewood 6 Walnut Firewood 6 $ 195.00 Unfinished The Firewood 6 is the only portable vaporizer on the market that has an on-board herb chamber that can hold up to 1 1/2 grams of ground flower...

Also, maybe try drying your herb under a lamp for 20 minutes to help dry it out, along with using a medium grind to allow better air flow than you will get with a fine, tightly packed bowl. Let us know how it's working out and we'll all keep trying to help you out. .

@firewood , could you please briefly explain the process/substance used to finish the wood? Is it an oil, or wax, or what? How is it applied, etc.? TIA! .

Well, I'm guessing there really hasn't been much, if any, stringent Beta testing yet so I suppose you first owners just got promoted! :rockon: All of us, and likely Marc as well, are counting on your early evaluative expertise! Bon appetite! .

Just a little more wood porn to tide ya'll over...and this time pick up your damn cum wads! Last time I had to watch every step I took around this place...particularly around @Stu 's portal!

You planning on doing a thorough review soon? , Hey, CONGRATS! And do whatever you can to let us know your thoughts on both the quality of the vape and the vapor! :clap: .

Hey, congrats on winning the email lottery! And I'm very glad you did as I hold your evaluation of vape quality in high regard...as many other members here do as well, no doubt! :rockon::rockon::rockon: .

So...who were these initial "chosen few"? You' d think they would be here whooping it up with their envious friends here!? C'mon folks, let us know who you are! Let us know what your new toy is like! I'm sure @firewood would love it if you swing by and hold us all in enthralled with what the...

I would just like to reiterate the importance of that fact, I. E., given the intense conduction from the circumference of the bowl, as well as from the center of the bowl, it truly needs to be packed tight! Otherwise, the heat will overwhelm your herb and BAM...it overheats and tastes like...

Ahhh yes...the shivers. Well that's easy. You see, getting the shivers from vaping weed is your body's way of telling you to pack up your herb and send it to other members of the FC forum. :rofl: /

So just to calm our little throbbing hearts, by "taking the first few orders next week" you mean to say, I would assume, that you will take a few orders each week, then build those three or four, rinse, repeat...week after week. Si' senor? In effect, if I'm number 30 on the list then my wait...

Yep, from my communications with Marc last week it sounded like he won't have the FW6 up for sale much before the third week of September. In fact, if I had to guess I'd say it's more likely going to be around the fourth week of September for the FW6 release, given the wait for tester results...

Yep me too...I'd like to read the community opinions!

At everyonedoesit.com there are some GREAT prices on S&B products...like $249 for a Mighty! Checkit...! .

@firewood Another aspect of this design I can't figure out is the heating mechanism insofar as what makes contact with the cell when the unit is squeezed and then what is generating the heat to the bowl, e.g., a coil? .

I've been searching this thread and elsewhere for the past hour trying to find directions on changing/replacing the batteries in a PSM but to no avail thus far. Can someone please give me a quick "how to" or point me in the right direction to written directions somewhere? @Pipes ? TIA! :huh:

No screw!? LOL! I was looking at that round piece with what appeared to be a slot through it, much like a flat head screw. So what is that then, exactly? :rofl:

Hi Marc, I have a couple of your earlier vapes, 3 & 4, but decided that FW5 was just not my cuppa. Now, FW 6 on the other hand?! Definitely has caught my eye! Always attracted to most handcrafted wooden vapes! I'm particularly bonin' on that wooden screw! Given its tiny size I'm guessing...

And replacement glass? .