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This is my Omni stem with spinning mouthpiece. Not until I had experienced the metal spinning MP did that feature seem useful—it spins freely, which the wood MPs don’t for me. Have about 2/3 of the air port blocked by an x-ring. Lovely with Northern Lights and coffee this morning. Also...

I should’ve been clearer—I was thinking of the person who posted he was gonna try the opposite of what you did (blasted tip, polished grooves)

It seems like a sandblasted tip would make the hot cap harder to remove with a magnet by adding friction to the mix....

I just finished the honey that was in this jar. 1st attempt to post a video... Edit:that didn’t work. Here’s a pic Have to work on my technique—I think it clicked cooler than when I use my single torch. I like the quiet of it. (No IH to compare. (Im)patiently waiting on dynavap’s IH.

Wow, @paehtod, beautiful pix. Congrats on that gorgeous PP stem!

https://mjarsenal.com/collections/all-bubbler-products/products/the-original-blunt-bubbler-the-martian?variant=32566255489 Just ordered one of these, the glass version of a silicone one I have found surprisingly good for its tiny size. FYI because there’s a 25% coupon BACK2SKOOL in effect at...

I bought an aomai off eBay a while back, which I’ve never found reliable. Maybe it was counterfeit? Because of all the love this torch gets here, I’m gonna try again, direct from dynavap.

They’re on the parts page. https://www.dynavap.com/dynashop/parts/fat-mouthpiece

@Wittgenstein WOW!

You put the x-ring on the condenser higher than the air port—between the air port and the tip. To block flow completely, just put it anywhere above the air port. To dial it in, I use a plastic straw (:p) to push it down the condenser towards the mouthpiece. On my Blackwood uni I have it so...

I did this recently. Much as I love the look of the full titanium Omni xl, I prefer the function of the Omni condenser in the CF stem, with it’s smaller airport. Fully extended Omni condenser in that stem is perfect for me. So I put the ti spinning mouthpiece on the ti Omni stem. It’s pretty...

I have 6 vapcaps. It’s a few more than I need, but I’m not sure how I would decide which to part with :lol: As a new medical patient, a never-smoker (aside from a very few occasions decades ago), it’s been a steep learning curve to learn about vaporizing, about the various types of kit, and...

I’ve used this tube, with a plastic cap (or a cork would work), which fits easily into the stash compartment of a dynastash. It hold 2-3 capfuls. I don’t know why they’ve gotten so pricey—when I bought about a year ago they were ~$3 each, which seemed more reasonable...

Doesn’t seem worse than a candle...I only put a small amount of fuel in it.

So this worked. Using 91% iso, and a length of braided hemp. It seems to not blacken the cap if you bury it in the flame as George demonstrated. Heated quite quickly. First thought: this shape tin is not ideal—hard to spin the vapcap close to it, because flame is low and top is wide and flat. A...

I was inspired by George and his alcohol lamp too. Mine is going to be a repurposed hard candy tin and some braided hemp fiber

No, it’s not about the diameter. It’s that the Omni condenser can be unscrewed from the Omni mouthpiece, and the mouthpiece alone can press fit into a stem. The other, spinning, mouthpieces need the condenser to hold them onto the device—it goes through them like an axle.

We really need a “laughing” button in addition to “like”

Anyone else wondering if “heating tips” is gonna be the big IH reveal? Or am I grasping at straws?

Ditto Also, @Ricardo, I agree vapcap is excellent for getting more goodness from the abv of other vapes (e-nano, in my case) @Nina, someone posted recently a tip that should go just before step 1 in the thread Dutch-Mic posted: put the lighter in the refrigerator for 15 minutes or so first...