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But i think maybe there is something wrong with my Elev8r then. ... Not much to go wrong with the ELEV8R as it interacts with a glass piece, I mean it's an oven pulled through a 14.4 male coupler. What am I missing, maybe I can improve on something I am not aware of? Thanks

With .1g loads and a shim in place (improves the coil and heater contact) one can get decent opening hits at 260, but it takes a five to eight minute heat soak first.

I have a small end table to the left of my main desk covered with a nylon sheet and a silicone mat (grip & heat protection) when a vape is in use, that is where it and any supporting pieces go. When not in use the glass pieces have a shelf along with assorted small pieces (stems, adapters...

If a piece gets used it gets cleaned at the end of the day, but it takes very little time and the glass is always fresh. It's just a straight ISO flush and shake (ISO gets recycled) with a distilled water rinse to keep the spots off and get the last of the ISO out.

The relationship between hardest hitting vaporizers and taste is not a straight line IMO. You have to consider the usual other factors like grind, packing, type of vape (conduction/convection), capacity, ect as well as power. For example, when I started using a ELEV8R (coiled) I bounced up and...

Take it from a glass killer, buy the glass insurance, it's cheap.

So how much does it vape?

I don't know what everyone is talking about. I was a heavy user as a smoker, and from the start of using a dry-herb vape I've always been able to get just as good of a high from vaporizing as I would get by combusting. ... It think part of it is that some folks mix up different with worse when...

It allowed me to drop the first couple of hits (one warm up & one productive) into the 410 range, so I am ascribing most of the improvement in taste to the lower heat hits. When the temps were adjusted up to the 420 range, the improvement was not as noticeable.

I switched the burro ball out of my coiled ELEV8R for some titanium ones and, given the small ovens (.1 g) I ran through the vape, I found that it really helps smooth out the temperature over and under runs I was getting from the PID using the burro ones. What I also noticed that I was able to...

The plastic clips tend to snap on and off with significantly more force than the wire ones which can cause parts to fly or break at the joints. The wire ones also allow you to manipulate each leg of the clip independently with less force, so the clip can easily stay on the piece when you want to...

I converted a broken mouthpiece bubbler into a short whip mouthpiece using a WPA, tubing and food safe silicone sealer. It wasn't a pretty fix but it got me by. WPA close example: https://delta3dstudios.com/nearly-universal-waterpipe-adapter-large/ Thick wall silicone tubing...

It's a horizontally perc that is supposed to provide more consistent interaction between the vapor and the water. Example: https://www.tokersupply.com/products/inline-jet-perc-straight-tube-bong

My preferences for glass with similar vapes E-Nano: 4.5" gas station globe, however I usually go with a stem. Flip Brick: 17" Straight tube bong ELEV8R (PID) It's a new vape to me and being a stem user at heart I am using an Orbiter from Magic Flight.

Thanks for your insights, never thought about a QC. Look out Lowes here we go again.

Is it as smell free as they claim? The Simple Green I picked up locally cleaned very well, but the smell lingered till I went back and did a couple of ISO cleanings. TIA

My question is, what is your Lady looking for that she is not getting from your current lineup?

At one time flying high was SOP. Then the job changed and so did my consumption pattern. Nowadays, I have a list of things I don't do with a buzz on, and I stay as far away from that list as possible.

Thanks for the help, good info. Now, back to the bench.

My favorite 3 small dose (.03 g to .05 g) vapes are my E-Nano, LSV and Magic Flight Launch Box. The MFLB as an on demand conduction vape is real efficient when doing small loads, but one has to be careful or its smoke time. The LSV is good if the user is willing to fiddle with load placement...