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I love using the wood stems because they look great, but man oh man are the glass stems 100x easier to keep clean.

I've combusted with my low heat module a few times so combustion doesn't necessarily mean you were using the high heat module, it just happens to be a lot easier to accomplish with the high heat versus the low.

As long as my glasses are on my head, it's always been pretty easy for me to differentiate between the two just by looking at how tightly wound the coils are, but I can definitely see how making an easier way to mark them could be helpful.

This thing looks really nice! Is there any word on when it's going to be released for sale yet though? Also @lazylathe I know you said the company's from British Columbia, do you know if the grinder is going to be made there also, or is it going to be made in China?

She came back to me in the post today from her repair! Ed even gave her a nice tune-up while in for repair. All I can say is this......

I justified it myself last week when I broke my WS and had to send it in for repair! I'm using my other vapes in the meantime but nothing comes close to the WS in my opinion and I'm suffering in the inbetween for sure now :( Ed sent it out in the post yesterday :D so I won't have to wait much...

I can get a dark brown ABV on my QC Teflon with pretty much every bowl. A lot of getting a full extraction comes down to simple and straight lung power and how you pack the bowl. The MV is a great sipper vape but if you want a really big hit and to get complete extraction of the bowl you have to...

A 20a cdr would also rule out the vtc6a and the LG hg2 since they only have a cdr of around 15-18 also. You'd have to stick with something like a 25r or vtc5a for that.

You're good to go. Even the high temp heater has a CDR of under 10 amps so the 30q works just fine, glad you got it to fit!

I've had my unit for over a year now, was lucky to get in on the first batch of WS units when they first released and it's been my daily driver since. I'll usually run it dry when I'm micro-dosing throughout the daytime but once I'm done with work and all responsibilities are gone I tend to fill...

So I had a sad and tragic turn of events happen to me this past week. It all started with my dog running amok and my WS cable dangling from my desk. Suffice to say a dog tangled in a cable sends my precious unit crashing to the floor :mad: Thankfully the unit survived intact but one of the...

If you're looking for any good recommendations this is the one I've been using for almost two years now with no issues. You can definitely get more accurate ones for more $$ but this one's a good balance between performance and budget. Oh almost forgot to mention! That unit doesn't come with...

VVPS is a must for me, especially if you go through water. I love keeping it at around 11.8 for dry but if you're filtering through water bringing it up to around 12.3-12.5 is basically a must for those big clouds.

That's normal. The splinter heater uses a SS mesh I believe. The resistance of SS gets higher when it gets warmer, so the resistance going up just means the mesh is heating up.

You guys know what today is? STEAMROLLER SATURDAY

With some batteries it very well probably would just be a sanding issue. But with some batteries, my 30q for example, the battery won't even slide past the bronze plate so no amount of sanding would allow them to fit unless you also sanded down the brass plate in the process. Also I believe...

So I've been holding off on doing this for awhile, but here's my abridged review of my nomad: To sum this little thing up in a few words, it just kicks ass plain and simple. In terms of vapor quality once you get the correct draw speed down vapor production and taste are right on par with my...

This sounds like bad news if true. I find it hard to believe that S&B can sue over such a broad application such as simple forced hot air through an airpath, but this is America again, the country where you can sue a restaurant if you spill hot coffee on yourself, so I guess I can't be too...

I ended up just dumping the grinder and buying myself a new gr8tr yesterday. Live and learn!

I've been using pretty much the same draw speed across both heater modules. Slow and steady with this one and you'll be rewarded. The high heat module seems to be my preferred heater so far though. You can combust if you're not careful but I find it just extracts quicker and easier. With the...