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The ice stem is wonderful! Cools the vapor significantly, and retains full flavor, as opposed to cooling through water. Highly recommend, in fact I have DIYed “ice stems” for my other vaporizers because it’s that good

Until quite recently, dynavap still had replacement glass condensers for the OG vapcap in the parts section. Just checked and they’re not there anymore. They had some kind of orangey-red o rings on them, if I’m remembering correctly

:wave: @RogueGuy glad to bring a woman’s perspective to your testing LOL ;)

True, this seems to be why the bent stem for, e.g., Solo II, even though it’s not longer than the straight stems, cools more.

I’ve been mildly obsessed with cooling beads for my dynavap glass stems, , and just added about 15 6mm glass marbles to my Ed’s tNt Blackwood stem (with a screen inserted at the top to hold them inside). Very very nice adjustment to that stem!

Your deep commitment to research is admirable, @RogueGuy ;)

Ran some mystery dankness that I’d put into a small travel tube a while back and didnt remember what it was through the mIQro this morning. Wonderful flavor. Happy Saturday!

I think they do cool the vapor, however they’re doing it. They make the standard mouthpiece on the ONE useable for me, when it’s otherwise too hot, same for the short stem for the Solo 2. And the beads themselves get very hot—dump them out into your hand after use and you’ll see. @Andy Capp...

It’s nice. Feels swanky, heavy. Missed opportunity with the way the end of the mouthpiece is shaped—Pete says it mates with a 10mm joint, but it doesn’t do it well. Not as solid a connection as a standard DV mouthpiece has. I like the RWW glass stem more (it’s become my daily driver). That...

I use it this same way to finish herbs I’ve started in the e-nano or Solo II

Finally got a chance to use the dynacoil in a ti tip with some GSC sugar—all titanium vapor path. Smooth!

Agree. The @RogueGuy stem is the size of a small cigar. It also has built-in filtration (diffuser, which traps small particles) which my lungs appreciate.

Hi Rene So for glass stems with no carb hole, I use a “mouth pulling” technique (a la @Squiby)—two or three pulls with cheeks, then remove stem from mouth and inhale that vapor into the lungs. Works fine. I can’t lung- pull a carb-less stem, though maybe some people can. The carb-less stems...

All the readily available glass stems do not have a carb. You likely would need to special order one to get a carb. There will be a noticeable increase in airflow between the 2017 M tip and the current one. Many people filed notches in their 2017 M tips because airflow was so tight. Those...

So I’m not in the “every stem needs a tip, every tip needs a cap” camp. But I AM in the “every stem needs a container” camp.

Not a condenser. The tube just narrows, from 8mm at the mouth end to 4mm within the mouthpiece end. I can’t even guess at the fluid mechanics at work, but I will say using my usual heating method and inhalation habit, it behaved differently from straight tube stems. (Is this part of the simrell...

It’s shallow I know, but I really liked the blue (which Pete calls “ocean”—I would’ve gone with “cobalt”). Also I got all these marbles... EDIT: it came today. I like the mouthpiece shape a lot. The stem’s a tube that steps down in internal diameter from 8mm at the open end to around 4mm in...

The “Aristocrat” is Sneaky Pete’s name for the glass stem with the shaped mouthpiece. USPS says they delivered one to me yesterday. My mailbox says different... https://www.sneakypetestore.com/products/aristocrat-stem-for-dynavap @Dynalowrider, not trying to prosecute you or your idea. Just...

Some shop years ago but I saw it recently on Amazon while shopping for this nintendo tin (which fits RWW stem and tip attached) https://www.amazon.com/Nintendo-Wii-Controller-Candy-Peppermint/dp/B0010EHQI4 https://www.amazon.com/Candy-Tin-Ouija-Mystifying-Mints/dp/B005VG89QU

@Dynalowrider, this amplified the click noticeably. It’s a tin that used to hold a candle, stacked on an altoids tin.