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There are lots of ways to store bud, I just keep mine in sealed mason jars that are kept in a closed cabinet which sets a cool place in my basement.

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With those almost right sized tapered stems sometimes a short piece of thin walled (stretchy) whip pulled onto the stem can get you by.

Thought the gear was all nice and clean until,,, Did the glass with ISO and water, oiled the wood and even glued the cork dot back down then I looked into the cup. Instant bong flashback, have to face it I am a slob.

Get a Da Buddha and replace the heater cover with one off an LSV. You might find it helpful to adjust the height of the heater, your draw and temps some, but it works.

@howie105 did you find any extra heat from the wood stem?... Not really, but I am not too sensitive to that sort of thing.

Got one, and it is nice, well-thought-out and pleasant to use. On the other hand I am lazy, so I clean stems with an ISO swish with a water rinse, not my choice for a wooden stem. I don't think anyone will object to pictures of your new glass piece.

Within a week? Shop local.

If another unfortunate accident were to occur in the future you might consider the DDave package for the 7th Floor desktops. Some included parts are not ones I use, but other parts are just too useful not to have especially at the price. Good Luck and enjoy your LSV.

I got a guy who wants to trade me a Milaana 2 for another vape that I have via the mail. I would like to help, but I have never used a Milaana 2 how does it compare to your VapeXhale one of which I have used. TIA

Depends on the vape and who you ask, my observation is that the additional thermal mass helps maintain a higher temperature across the draw instead of dropping off as fast.

I grow too but use different vapes and I can usually drain .03g to .3g loads with one to three hits. I am fairly sure it just comes down to perception, expectations and how one is using their kits.

A heads-up as you gather your tools, you are going to need a deep reach T15 trox security screwdriver. If your Plenty is like mine a regular T15 security trox will fit all the other screws except for that one #@%^! screw. Good Luck and let us know how you make out.

IMO at this point I think it is a calculated political decision, users don't have a significant party alternative willing to push the issue forward, so there is no need to change anything.

If you are satisfied with the draw of the Dynavap you will have no problem with the E-Nano and I suspect other log options either. If you want an always on vape check the ELEV8R/7th Floor line of desktops. The LSV (if you can find one) the Silver Surfer or Da Buddha they are all built like...

I have been a loyal customer of theirs for years until recently, when they took my money and I didn't receive my merchandise. Sad, very sad.

The wire screen is for another type of screen or water piece adapter.

The load will stay in the stem if you lightly pack it into the stem, if it were to fall out of the stem it is not a big deal. Did you get the little silver loading and measuring tool too? I know nothing about the cup, sorry and welcome to the thread.

Foreshadowing, of things yet to come across the entire industry?

One can always use pieces of (different sized) silicone tubing to graft many types of glass onto an E-Nano WPA. Not pretty but functional, for example I am using a Nano WPA and a Solo stem as a down stem for my favorite gas station globe. Enjoy your vape.