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"One difference between aerosols and vapors/gases is the mechanism of an inhalation exposure. Compared to aerosols, vapors and gases are negligibly small and their entrance into the blood stream through the lungs is by the mechanism of diffusion. Aerosols are much larger and vary widely in size...

It might of been more accurate to say i don't know off the top of my head the number of whip kits :D I agree it might be not worth that investment, but if engineered intelligently it can be incorporated for little additional cost.

I couldn't tell you if the whip kit is popular, but if it is a feature that can be implemented and allow the LSV to share some qualities with the SSV then it seems reasonable to include it. The CNC mill would certainly help with designing a stand and rapid prototyping! I may need to speak...

I'll pass on your opinion (along with post count) to steve as i usually do with good posts on here. We were looking into it as of a few days ago when it was brought to my attention. I did actually discuss LSV stands about 8 months back but that seems to come to a stop. I generally don't have...

LSV nunchucks could be a future product i'm thinking :p The 7th floor vapes are made from metal, metal, more metal, and a well mounted heater control circuit which will not be damaged by any drops (unless it is dropped right on the shaft of the rheostat!). The ceramic heater is brittle, but...

The Two LSV's i had came with wonky elements (probably from international shipping) and it was a pain for the first 10 minutes or so to get it back into alignment but since then they are both still straight as sexually i claim to be! I just take off the hc when cold and have a fiddle with my...

Gotcha I probably pushed the heater down a little to use it in this configuration - it was a while ago. Im not sure the glass over the heating element would really provide "purer" hits over ceramic, I understand why people want all glass air-paths, but it really is nothing more than marketing...

I actually find the the sometimes wonky heating element really irritates me. For no reason other than i hate that fact that it isn't straight! I have been thinking of a way to help it stay better positioned without costing too much money to produce new components. @Joel W. I am afraid i didn't...

yeah i have posted your pictures to quite a few people on reddit recommending the sliding basket I get this also, the screen acts almost like a heat shield and buffers the heat transfer to the bud. It constantly absorbs thermal energy from the air-flow which keeps the temperature of the metal...

That looks pretty damn nice! Im ordering some of them ASAP to test. Plus i just emailed Steve with that info - looks like something we could stock and incorporate into our accessories.

So do you mean using the bigger basket screen (longer/deeper) with the more shallow small one as a lid? I like this idea and will order the bigger basket screen for my own testing purposes! I am a big fan of baskets

Noted Ill pass these comments on, we don't want to be unfair! Ill try and ensure this is addressed and you guys are informed

The LSV seems more suited to what you want IT has a spherical heatercover with a 199mm GG inside fitting which allows it to be used with both 19mm male joints and spherical joints. Pictured above is my LSV on a 19mm male joint of an elev8 cross eyed diffuser. I load a basket into the male...

You may well be right! I use Autodesk Inventor and SOLIDWORKS a the moment

This is actually exactly what me and Steve has been discussing yesterday (and for the past few weeks). We are ready to go ahead and produce some extra accessories and glass to better suit the requests of the patrons of this forum. Basket screen like the ones here were my go to solution thus...

i see, so just like a normal M2M adapter but with a fixed glass screen to reduce the need for a steel one?

im intrigued as to what you are describing here? and when you would use it with an LSV. I am looking into new glass set-ups and components to sell at 7th floor which will help our customers get the most from their vaporizers, this seems similar to your post.

The effects of secondhand smoke tend to be cumulative over an extended period leading to prolonged exposure to carcinogens, not exposure to biologically active levels of nicotine. Though the fear will likely overwhelm any other argument. You dont want to be exhaling big clouds of vapour in a...

They should all be around the same size i believe. Taking the chance has always worked out for me thus far haha

thats just an ssv oil kit HC and nail with a LSV wand.