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Tree Trimmer: Now that's a real shame when folks be throwin' away a perfectly good white boy like that.

I use a clay pot with the ELEV8 heater stand glued into it and surrounded it with Hydroton pellets. I also attached a 1/2" silicone ring to the pot to provide a more stable and gripper base.

I am wondering what plates folks are using for what vapes? Thanks

Something that slipped my mind from the last response, you can use the Flavor Disc (17mm) to cut down the load size of the stock bowl, but it requires a little grinding to get a decent fit. https://www.elev8glassgallery.com/ceramic-flavor-disc-for-concentrates/

Thanks, in my situation, adding an additional 1/8" more bud over the stock pick set load adds .04 g to the load size in both my 18.8 and 14.4 WPAs.

Mind if I ask what the distance is between the top of the screen to the rim of the oven, and are you talking about a stem or a WPA? Thank you for the information.

I have had success with loads between .07 g to .45 g using the stock kit. As alternatives, I have also taken shots at the Octobowl from Grav Lab and the adjustable E-Nano GonG Adapters. Both worked, but came with a similar challenge, that being keeping the air path sealed because of dimensional...

I understand your observations and the limitations of the E-Nano design, that Is why I am so happy to have access to ELEV8/7th Floor corded vapes. They have similar analog controls, rod heaters and mostly glass air path but with significantly larger capacity, 3X, in my case. Downsides, I still...

So how long did it take you two to dial in the hit, and I dig your shirt.

I just had a flash of LesPlenty using a backhoe to load his vape. Gave me that smile thing, thanks Dude.

Tried a WPS from an E-Nano as a bowl for my coiled ELEV8R and I like it. Using the EpicVape pick to set the load and screen, I was able to start getting productive hits at the 410 temperature setting, which is lower than I can usually get with the ELEV8R bowl. At the end or the six hit run, the...

The only sure cure for VAS is when they hammer the last nail into the coffin, which makes me wonder about vampires.

Cheap and easy, mostly cheap. The central line is the actual whip, the folded piece is the same diameter as the stubs that come with the Plenty and the red rings are o-rings for additional expansion, but proved to be unnecessary. The bubbler end of the connection depends on the dimensions of the...

I have both and prefer the conical because it's a bit more adaptable, I break it less often, and when I do break a part (too often) it is often cheaper to replace the parts.

When I had a similar problem on the OG Solo I used some heatproof, food safe silicon sealer to add some grip dots to the original o-rings. Good Luck Edit: Just checked the OG the dots are still there and working a couple of years later

Having the flat side of the screen closest to the heater end of the stem makes it easier to clean and reset. I use a chopstick to push the screen to the end of the oven, brush it off, and then reset the screen back into position with a tool. All that is quicker when working on the flat surface.

I will trade you a slightly used arb, he will understand.

Da Buddha and the heater cover from the LSV or just an LSV.

I used food safe silicone adhesive to glue the stand into the center of a clay pot and added a small handful of clay pellets. That way I can use the stand as intended as well as having a second space option to park the and coil in.

Got to ask, how do you manage yours?