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I always point my cap's digger towards the hole for quick visual reference.

Well... except for Ralph Lauren, Yves Saint Laurent and Louis Vuitton, that is.

Apologies for being slightly OT, but did you jam a VC tip into an aquarium gravel siphon? What the heck is going on in that photo?

I'm quite fond of the DV logo--it's a bold abstract(ish) design, and, IMO, one of the better ones out there. I hadn't thought about thievery amongst those "in the know", though. That's depressingly pragmatic thinking on your part.

Most of the major brands offer "small" models (usually 1.25" or 1.5"). And then there's this one... https://www.getpensimple.com I haven't heard much talk about it, but it does look like a cool way to grind and dispense herb into a small chamber like a log stem or a Vapcap tip.

EDIT: nevermind--Winegums already answered the question.

Do you have to drill the bores for the ebonite blanks, or do they come pre-drilled?

I'm mostly in agreement with you on Tom Cruise movies, but I will always make an exception for "Legend", because Tim Curry + Ridley Scott + Tangerine Dream is enough to overcome my distaste for Tom Cruise any day of the week.

Buddy Rich. Bad dude, incredible artist.

Ah, good point. I was thinking of when I'm using it at home. When I'm on the go, I just use my pinkie, being careful not to damage the screen. I also find that I get fewer clumps if I only fill the trench halfway, and/or if I use herb that I've let dry out a bit before grinding.

I usually flip it over and tap the cover a couple times on my wrist to "break loose" any clumps sticking to the screen. If that doesn't work, I use the cleaning brush to stir it up, since I know the bristles won't damage the screen.

Could you assemble your vape inside that lightshow contraption? Because if so, you should. That would be amaaaaazing.

I think @analytika means the herb will be going into a stem rather than a bowl, so it needs to be able to stay in place while inverted. If that's the case, I'd recommend a medium grind. Luckily, there are a ton of grinders that fall in that category. If price isn't a huge concern, go with a...

Though I don't use it exclusively anymore, I always run new stains through my MFLB first. The flavor is unparalleled, and since the MFLB was my only vape when I started keeping an herb journal, it is the benchmarking tool I still use to judge flower.

Wasn't it Sir Thomas More who wrote that "man is by nature an acquisitive animal"? We like cool stuff for cool stuff's sake. EDIT: Nope, it was More's great-nephew Ellis Heywood.

That is just flat-out awesome.

Logic is the enemy of VAS.

Efficient? Oh yes, yes it is. Everyone's tolerance is different, so you have to take my anecdotal evidence with a grain of salt, but I can tell you this: when I switched from burning to vaping with a Launch Box, my rate of herb consumption declined by half. Where couple grams would have...

Pretty much. I'd bring an extra lighter along in case your torch craps out, and maybe a can of butane if you're frequent vaper (three weeks is a long time!). Worst-case, you'll have to heat it with a candle, camp stove, or an ember from your campfire. Much slower than a torch lighter, but...

Don't worry. You can touch the cap without burning yourself after the second cooldown click, so I'd say you can comfortably pocket it about 30 seconds after use.