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When my cord kept falling out I ask Epicvape for support, and they sent me a new power cord socket and some cork feet. You could also purchase the same socket for Epson which fits some of their printers. As to the rattle mine always did a little, both before and after the socket replacement, so...

I used a flat screen over the air inlet and secured it with high temp, food safe silicone adhesive. Then I filled the heater cover with various balls (boro, rubies, titanium) to see which type I liked best. To seal the bowl I used an additions screen to lock everything in place. After trying...

Successfully moving from combustion to vaping requires dealing with tradeoffs, adaption, study and money. After all that some folks find that vaping is just not for them. If you feel you done your part after moving through well known and rated vapes, and it's not working then light up and just...

Thanks. I don't understand why you say it would work on a J-Hook but not the wand? It's the same process?? Oh wait a minute..........are you saying that it works to get a hit, but the J Hook is just easier to manage hands wise. ... BINGO, I tried it on the wand, and it worked, but it was a...

Is a PID only for bong use? ... I use mine on a j-hook, a small bubbler and of course a bong. I tried it on the wand, and it worked, but it was a bit unwieldy for my tastes. What you are wanting to do with the coil and tongs probably won't work well, you will probably find it takes too long.

For years my small dose (.1 g or less) vape has been the E-Nano from Epicvape. Easy to use, maintain and can be left on 24/7, so it's already ready to go. Downside it's a small company, so customer contact can be hit or miss.

Thanks, long may you wave.

I am a happy LSV, Da Buddha and Silver Surfer owner, I just like the LSV best because it fits my preferences best, that's what I am always talking about it. Seeing we are talking about the LSV there seems to be two schools of thought about its discontinuation, one you dropped it because of...

Given that the internals are so similar to some of their other vapes and that ELEV8 is still providing repair services and replacement parts I am not in much of a rush, but I sure would like a blue one too.

The lunch box is good for its time in history... I understand that sentiment and hear that about my favorite 7th Floor vapes as well but its hard to convince a happy user that length of use and satisfaction needs to be changed. And yes you do get what you pay for to a point. ... I never...

It's what you get out of a vape not what is said about it. Humm, maybe that's why I have so many bad vapes, launch box anyone?

Hey Guy. As an alternative to a glass stem you might consider one of EDs TNT Stems, actually take a look at all his really break resistant wood vape accessories. For those stock all glass stems that come with the Nano consider high temperature silicone o-rings can save some glass sometimes...

Hey SecretRasta. All six of your posts have been about service shaming and its and its obviously not working, perhaps another approach would be more productive.

For straight stems in longish term storage I use capped PVC pipe cut to length and padded with foam, curved pieces get wrapped in foam which is held closed with rubber bands. Then all those pieces go into tool boxes and bins. For active pieces they either get hung against a wall or on a baby...

You might consider the LSV, all the power of the Buddha or the Surfer, and it comes with a nice long glass stem. With the addition of a basket screen you can drop the LSV load size to a range similar to that of E-Nano. As to silicone there are two factors to consider, individual sensitivity and...

Going with the longest period of active use, that would mean the MFLB, LSV, Solo 1 and the E-Nano. Honorable mentions, and recent additions would be the highlighter and the ELEV8R.

I don't know which is harder to find objectivity or honesty in reporting by many of the publishers be they print, broadcast or online.

Your research is correct "it's personal preference", or in a crazy world there are very few wrong ways to use one's Nano.

Tried rubies, boro and titanium balls and went back to stock. All the balls functioned as one would expect but the LSV has always been one of my favorite low drag vapes and in the end I liked that better than added thermal mass.