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LOL. It's funny that you mention this. I just fired up my Rise yesterday at the wife's request!

Does the SLX grinder use the quarter turn "lug" type threads on it's different parts? I currently use a Space Case and am satisfied with it other than the fact it has full threading that I have to turn several times to get to the ground up bud. I'd love to find a good grinder that was...

I don't have experience with the Nitecore specifically, but would imagine an intelligent charger would be able to detect and charge at the correct voltage. 4.2 volts is the correct reading for a fully charged 3.7 volt battery.

I usually decarb my concentrates in an Oil Slick container and have had no issues at all. I put the container on a cookie sheet and put it in a 225-250 degree oven for 30 minutes.

It helps me sleep. On nights that I am unable to medicate, I wake probably on average 3-4 times and am up for a minimum of 30 minutes each. Nights that I am able to medicate -- One time or none. The buzz is nice, but nothing compared to a good night's sleep!

I don't know if it is standard, but the sidecar angle of mine is the same as the one you received.

I use a male to female straight adapter such as found HERE. It raises the joint enough that a standard drop down will work. So, I imagine most ash catchers, etc will as well.

To clean my ceramic nail from the 710 whip, I just disassemble and soak it in some PBW solution. Then scrape off the little bits that are left with a dabbing tool. To be honest, that is exactly what I do with the titanium nail on my digital enail as well.

I have had no issues whatsoever with the 710 whip. It gets plenty hot enough to vaporize whatever strain or consistency of concentrate that I have wanted to use. I can't answer whether it would be worth it to you regarding digital temp readout and the like. But I can assure you that it will...

I will be glad to post a pic. I hope to get it built over the weekend. Do you have a Tuesday Morning store in your area? I found an iron that will go down to 220 there that has metal plates over the ceramic. I'm at work now, so I can't tell you the name. But it was the only model my store...

I went ahead and ordered the ones I linked in my post above. I like the pull force which I hope will limit shifting, etc when closing the jaws and really like the ease of attaching a wood buffer. Thanks for your input!

I've been looking for a decent magnetic set up to attach flat iron plates (wife said that is the correct term for a hair straightener) to my vise and found these on Amazon. They are already mounted to a channel and have holes where a piece of wood or other insulator could be mounted. Pull...

Dammit, slow down! :lol: Every time I think I have my plans finalized, someone comes up with something better, cheaper or more logical. Then I have to start my thought processes all over again! Seriously though. drill holes and gluing magnets in a piece of hardwood does make perfect...

@2clicker , thanks for the links. I hadn't considered magnetic jaw caps. I found these nylon ones on amazon. Would they have better insulating properties?

Thanks! I'll look for that model. I think that will be a fine setup. I was looking at the arbor press myself until I realized the clamping jaws on my vise are removable. I can secure heating plates to some metal bars, drill some holes, and bolt them to the vise. Then switch back to "tool...

Does anyone have a hair iron that they would recommend that will get down to 200? I'm leaning in the direction of using a vise like has been described.

Thanks for the heads up!

Had not considered that. Thanks for your insight.

Can some of you more experienced members give me your opinion on this piece? http://www.dhgate.com/store/product/two-function-birdcage-percolator-19mm-18/208993607.html It looks a bit taller than the matrix perc in the FC-187, but other than that, seems to fit the bill on features I've been...

Thanks to everyone for some excellent suggestions. I would never have considered Ratchett's suggestion without this recommendation. So, I have a bit of thinking to do.... Thanks again!