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I've vaped the resin from my bowls before. It works... but it tastes very gross and I don't feel much or for very long. So yeah. My dream is ruined.

Ah. I was under the impression that was a joke-type picture. I certainly would hope they know how to do filters for those special babies if those aren't it and this happens. Otherwise you might have to end up vaping the filter to get what got stuck. :lol:

That will be the day I willingly re-pick up combustion for a while. Just because I'd want to try the factory packed legal ones, ya know? :cool: Edit: Woo! I got the picture to work. Much easier than I thought. :b

And in certain grammatical constructs, you can use either. Why does it have to be "I'm right, you're wrong?" and all the bad manners? Major edit: I took down a lot of stuff that might come across as confrontational. The point is, it is one thing to have a discussion, another to blatantly insult...

But I will say that ash, smoke, and a flame aren't exactly the scientific definition of "combustion." You can burn alcohol, for example, and you only get 1/3. But it is combustion. You can also heat up metal so hot that it combusts material that it comes in contact with, which is certainly...

I'm seeing a double standard, here.

I believe that is the hole they needed to drill to insert the other metal rod, before they bent it down to stop it from exposing metal that would get hot to the touch.

Might be to stop them from tracking "missing" shipments, or devices reported stolen to the po-po. :lol:

There's no difference in mine. In fact, the rod for the (negative?) connection seals up that opening pretty tightly, and the battery helps stop that, too. So the biggest and easiest opening for air to go through is the dip they made on top.

I don't own the PA, but mine has combusted with batteries, and a lot of what I read says people use the PA at half or lower. How long? I would guess that depends exactly oh how you are drawing, what how often, etc. It really is a science. Just remember that the drier it gets as it is vaped, the...

That's why the people I know do it. I don't like the tobacco high, though, which seems to overtake the better feeling/healthier high, and when that short-lasted tobacco dizziness wears off, I don't feel as high as I would if I just smoked that same amount of herb. Probably because of the...

Is rolling with tobacco actually more common than not? (edit: Most) everybody I know rolls straight herb, but on many forums I always see people alluding to rolling with lots of tobacco far more often than otherwise. It's especially concerning when I then read things like this, and because it is...

Guess submitted.

It definitely is more effective. As I kept using it, I ended up conserving more not only because the thing is so efficient, but because I would put it down to do something, then get so caught up in what I was doing I forget that I'm supposed to finish what I started! Very glad to hear! I don't...

Pulling hard on it probably isn't the best way to go about it. Taking too many giant, hard-and-fast rips will cool down the unit. After all, you are pulling in air from outside the unit and heating it up inside--the faster you do that, the less the air heats up and the cooler the unit will get...

You're probably holding the battery in too long/letting the herb rest too much on the screen without moving. The design for the MFLB is actually kinda crude--so it will keep getting hotter the longer it has a complete connection. If you let it get too hot, it will combust. You can cool it by...

Iirc, the only log vape that doesn't wobble is the MZ. The PD and the WDZ allow some wiggle room, so that isn't anything specific against this vape. The wiggle isn't too much of a hassle, though. After a while, I kinda forget it does that. Though my friend claims that you have to smash the stem...

I also think it has something to do with the fact that a higher mAh is designed to hold its charge longer specifically in higher demand devices. Immediately after contact, it can probably stay closer to 1.25v than the 2400 can, and so it delivers better results, longer. I hope this is clear...

That looks great! And you can really see the rings in the wood, which I love. I was thinking of using really fine sandpaper to smooth it out, but I was wondering if the steel wool would be good enough to help smooth our some slight roughness near the curve at the top (where I imagine the veins...

I think I had mentioned it earlier, but never reallly elaborated. Apparently something came loose inside my WDZ that caused a slight twangy buzz feeling and sound every time it "bumped" something. That is, even when I set it down. I e-mailed Todd and asked if that was something I should worry...