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I would like to just add to Sour Dreams observations, most of the 7th Floor vapes can be had used at rock bottom prices. Log vapes come in a range of temperature controls, from electronics to analogs. For many however its also draw, grind, stem choice, you know the usual. For myself I like a 6"...

Everyone? There is around a decade worth of other vapes out there to choose from and a big chunk of the community is using vapes from that pool. No disrespecting you opinion just suggesting a broader range of options exists.

Everybody uses their vape differently and have different expectation and so its no surprise that folks have a different take on their vapes. How we express our opinion is often a more social thing and an entirely different story.

Has anyone heard if the TerpTorch is going to be restocked and if so when. I keep missing the bus. Thanks

Here you go, MFLB. Welcome back and enjoy.

How much do I worry about un-combusted butane from my torch while I am heating a hit- 0%. Of course, I could be wrong but until I see some figures on the amount of un-combusted butane that your average vape user is sucking down it's not on my significant threat list.

Sorry about your log. I am going to suggest you look at the 7th Floor line of desktops they share much of the same function and design of logs like the E-Nano. The air path is all glass except for the ceramic rod heater which sets in the glass heater cover and a metal screen in the stem. If I...

So even if they do drive the little guys out of business dedicated users will find a way. Same as it always was.

Arrange for a series of blood oxygen tests, the screening tests are quick and cheap and once you get the results you and your physician will have a much better handle on what is going on.

Hello LilHueso, here are a few things you might consider. Take your time, go slow and enjoy the ride. Slower draw Around a 3/32" to 7/32" load depth A finer grind 6-6.5 as a starting temp Shorter preheat

Got one, and it's very nice but being a lazy efficient type of guy I use ISO flushes to clean my stems and I wouldn't want to do that to the wood.

I took the new formed screen out of my new stem, flattened it out a bit, and then put it back in with its smooth surface facing the load. There hasn't been a problem with the screen moving around in the stem, but I am fairly careful when I load, tamp or stir the load. I suspect that given enough...

Me too, and its because I am ecologically mature, not because I am cheap, really, no really. :)

Not to derail the discussion NewVape 710, but would you consider shining some light on the upcoming implementation of the PACT act from your perspective? Perhaps in another post? Thanks

Howie do you put a fine screen down below your liquid pad? I think you might have done something there! This could save me some coin on liquid pads over the years....Yes, the load gets a fine screen and then a concentrate pad. I have been using the same pad for at least a year but, my Plenty is...

I just found the capsule an inferior approach to the pad. Slower, more parts, more involved cleaning ect, but mostly it was performance in comparison to the alternatives. If memory serves the Plenty comes with a concentrate pad but, if available consider picking up additional fine screens. It...

With the portable vapes we have today, can we really improve on them?.... The Model T was not the end game of the automobile because the underlying engineering and available materials changed. You see the same progression in electronics, optics and medicine. So I think if people chose to pursue...

I saw the big chamber and was a bit turned off. Then I saw the chamber reducer and then the Plenty was back on the list again.... One of the Plenty's best design features is its broad wide open oven which assures fast even extractions. The reduction capsules are at best an afterthought that...

No, I seldom use a mouthpiece because most of them add restriction to the air path. The exception is a Plenty where the coil serves as a whip and its mouthpiece is fairly wide open.

I actually bought my all-time favorite brushes, Dremel brass brushes. Very handy size wise, functionally heatproof and not overly expensive. When they wear out I still have my stash of repurposed tooth brushes, denture brushes and chamber brushes tucked away.