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For those who own both, how does the bowl size compare SBjr and Lily? <typed on my phone while hitting my Supreme through a do20d> :cool:

The Supreme has pretty much cured my VAS (for now until something I REALLY LIKE comes to market). Supreme has allowed me to save my money not buying: Milaana/Zion or other RBT product, Mighty/crafty, Helios, Venus Apollo, although I think I am eventually going to cave on a Sticky Brick Maxx...

The Blazer GB2001 in action: It's like a lightsaber

My basic creme brulee torch wasn't cutting it anymore, it's flame started to weaken and it was consuming butane too quickly. So for my bday I treated myself to a Blazer GB2001 that many members here have recommended. Only one use so far with my Supreme...but I can this thing ROCKS. :cool...

My opinion? The Supreme is actually worth more than I paid for it...but I got the deal that was around last Feb, about $125 for the starter set. I'd pay $200 (maybe more) for it knowing what I know now and still a bargain over many other overpriced units.

Have you considered the sticky brick lineup?

Wow, thanks for sorting that out. I love this place :luv:

Interesting torches. Bear in mind the more standard ones that most of us use provide hands-free operation, if you are able to bear the safety risk of that (quicker heat up may reduce that benefit though). I use a plain old chef's "creme brulee" type torch. I go through a can of tane every 2...

I think two bowls is fine. I could easily get by with just one tbh, but it's always a good idea to have backups. God forbid however that I break or lose any without backup, that means I wouldn't be able to use it all or have to rig something subpar. Right now that's not an acceptable...

Maybe you can design an extended wood mouthpiece that also serves to keep the flame further away from your eyes to help aiming the torch and also cool the vapor to reduce any harshness. A J-hook Tolkien-esque thingy could be cool, made by Dan Morrison would be killer.

I pretty much identically agree with this sentiment but will add: If your priority is a stronger medication effect, Supreme is clearly the choice If you favor a softer hit, I actually think the brick vapor would be a wee bit softer with the extra moisture conditioning from the butane (never...

Hunh, I thought the majority around here are always wishing the opposite, that something was glass instead of metal/plastic... :hmm:

I have an OG Ti Woody VapCap from the first run but haven't used it in a few months. Although I like it, I don't reach for it. It certainly doesn't medicate anywhere close to Supreme's level (for me anyways). But I do like the vapcap ritual. I don't vape much out of the house but when I do...

I haven't posted much lately, but I had to pop in here just to say the Supreme is still my #1 and everything else is just for change of pace vaping or shelved. I long for the day that something comes along to displace it from top dog status. Any vaporizer that can do that will be really...

Maybe start your intro to butane with a Sticky Brick or an SB Jr. They also hit VERY hard and have a less risky torching method. Once you're more comfortable with that style of torch vape, then graduate to the Supreme. So many besides me have extolled on it's strength, so I'm pretty sure now...

The mark of the Supreme. Could be the product's logo...

Hokkusai! Amazing. Great waves off Kanagawa?

So I got an email back from Ed recently addressing the Electric version... First, he is not giving up on it and hopes to come up with something soon, but he has a few serious engineering challenges: 1. Heat Up time - as we know from other electric vapes (evo, sub, logs, etc), they take some...

Well then you're just going to have to give us a more complete reveal! :brow: I can't really see the heater in the video. The frosted glass body and clear glass handle kinda look like my versa (see my pic). Of course, I probably have the only Infinity with a glass handle as mine is kind of a...

I was remarking mostly about the form factor. All glass vape path seems to be a holy grail around this place. Very excited to see the final product.