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A taper on the stem or a taper on the tip? I use a Titanium tip so it wouldn’t be the stock M tip, but mine is a 2019 M body.

Thank you for the perspective! I’m debating between that and an Anvil or a Sticky Brick for a more convection butane experience.

I only have a 2019 M, one of the wood vongs, and a glass Charlie stem. I’ve always wanted an Omni but the price kept me away. Is it really that much better of an experience over the M? I should probably wait for the 420 sale to get one.

I almost always use my Dynavaps with the airport fully open, with just a moment or two of feathering to give more body to the vapor. IMO there’s nothing like a fully open Dynavap rip.

I love the looks of the M+ and the new bowl seems really interesting. Troy says he can regularly get one hit extractions from the M+. My 2019 is still rolling along just fine though, the entire experience including vapor quality would need to be a lot better for me to consider the upgrade...

A lot of new vapes on the market and yet I am tempted by none of them. The Timber remains the best vape I have ever used, and mine is still going strong and runs like a champ. I use mine with a RBT cooling stem and it is sheer perfection.

I haven’t purchased any dynavaps or accessories since 2019 when I got a dark wood Hydravong. I don’t feel like I need anything further. I use the Hydravong with a Ti tip and a mini bubbler. This is all I need to have a top flight vaporization session. There is something so deceivingly simple...

It is a shame what happened, because I think Mike was really on to something with integrating a DNA board into a custom artisanal shell. The LBE and Timber are IMO a cut above any 510 mod based vape because you’re taking the mod out of the equation. Most DNA box mods are mass produced garbage...

Found the SS tip that came with the 2019 M today, turns out I had never used it, as it was shiny as the day I got it. I decided to try it on my Hydravong because I saw a post on here suggesting the longer heat time and retention of the SS would lend itself to bigger rips through water...

I’m extremely happy with the 2019 M for dry vaping and the 2019 or 2020 vong for vaping with water. That said, the massive update to the Omni has me very tempted. For the price though, one could get one of several of the third party stems and still have money left over for medicine. Decisions...

I am gutted to see that Vapwood has closed their doors. I bought one of the first Timbers and to this day I still consider it the finest vape I’ve ever used. It must be extremely difficult to be an artisan manufacturer in a market like this, judging by the amount of brilliant independent outfits...

Ha, that’s how I did it too! Well, good to know it’s not just me.

The spout looks similar but the airpath and water flow path look completely different. Trust me, the Hubble Bubble is far more than just okay. I’m very excited to try the SiC cup. It sounds absolutely heavenly! Speaking of the Hubble Bubble, what is your best method for filling it? I...

Got my DT accessories today and I am delighted. I never got the upgraded o-rings so I was still using the original black ones and the cover took a bit of force to get on and off. With the green rings it’s so much easier to use. That alone is huge. The Hubble Bubble is impressive. I have a...

Oh sweet, Ti cups are back in stock. Just ordered some along with new o-rings and one of those mini bubblers. My V4 is still going strong and it’s my sole concentrate device these days.

The first one he used had ISO in the stem, and when he cracked it that soaked the tip.

Thanks for the response! I was actually referring to Troy’s video where every cotton swab he uses to clean the bucket of the atty comes out torn up, meaning bits of cotton are catching on the ceramic.

The way the atty tug at the cotton swab makes this a deal breaker for me. I like the idea of this, a handheld e-rig is a good idea and the price is absolutely spot on, but I also love how easy it is to clean my DT Crucible v4 with its glass or titanium cups. I wouldn't be happy with the atty on...

The Timber has been so exceptional that it’s become my daily driver. I can control the whole experience so effortlessly, it’s like magic. My go to routine these days is to do about 6 hits at 335 F, then 2-3 hits at 425. This way I activate as many terpenes as I can at the low temp, plus get all...

I’ve seen people talk about using the cigar puff technique to heat soak the bowls of other convection vapes like the Splinter. It’s not wholly necessary but it does help generate vapor, especially on the first draw.