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I really don't see why the origin of the glass is constantly mentioned. There is thick glass and thinner glass. That's the crux of the matter; the fact that one comes from Germany and the other from China is irrelevant. The thickness is what makes the difference, and adding the origin smacks of...

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I thought that might be the case. No apology necessary.

"Cough to get off" is one of those nonsense phrases that annoy me, so to avoid an off-topic discussion I copied your post to make a new thread. I have no idea whether you believe this phrase, but for the benefit of those who do, here's why it's nonsense. Your air tract has irritant receptors...

It's great that the Nomad is a beast but even if it weren't I'd have to have one because it's a piece of art. Like you, however, I didn't ask Dan to add my name to his list until way too late. I still haven't been assigned to a batch but I don't care when because it will be worth the wait.

The Milaana is simple since you just press a button. For an experienced user, it doesn't take long to develop a feel for how long to wait before drawing and when to stop drawing. The wait time varies, increasing as you use up the battery. The draw length and strength also vary as battery...

Please read my post above, and if you still don't grasp it please ask me for clarification in a PM. Any more posts from anyone along this line will draw a warning point.

Yes, and any further posts along this line should find a home there. This comment is intended for everyone, incidentally. Thanks for pointing in the right direction.

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You probably know already that there's no plastic in the Splinter or any RBT device. I don't know what the source of your odour is, but I would bet the farm that it's not plastic.

I just moved a copy of this post and all the replies to a new thread, since they are off-topic for this one. Fuck wandering off-topic.

This is correct. I'll just bang this drum one more time: precise and accurate temperature control is a unicorn. There are too many other variables in the equation, so just getting the temperature in the ballpark is all anyone needs to or can do. The strain, the dampness of the load, how tightly...

I often use small loads and the only precaution I take is to hold the newly loaded stem upright and invert the Splinter over it. I don't have much problem even if the load does fall out. The reason is simple: when you take a hit, you're sucking everything back up into the stem. As already...

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It was not. You brought that interpretation to it.

Is it? Public discussions of staff decisions are not permitted on the site. If you have any concerns or queries relating to a staff decision please take it up in private with a staff member. So you should have already been using a PM, and as a former moderator you should have known that.

I was tempted to delete your comment because fuck moderating arguments over race and police, but instead I am warning everyone that we won't tolerate starting down this path. This is not the place to debate this topic.

You are correct on both counts. I had exactly the same experience with my first Milaana. I pulled it back into working order using the loop on the end of one of the brushes that came with one of my vapourizers. The contact clip at the bottom is well attached and is pretty robust so you can be...

True, but you don't have to. The heater turns off at the second buzz.