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Here's a couple pictures from @DDave's website: @aestheticsnob: Check out this thread: http://fuckcombustion.com/threads/laser-engraved-vapcap-tips.23756/

I have a feeling DynaVap might be phasing out glass products so a GonGCap (GVonG?) is probably unlikely. This is purely speculation on my part. I have a feeling we might have a third party solution eventually, or perhaps something in the artist's corner? ;) It has been confirmed that George is...

Great advice @Slow Draw McGraw! @almost there: I also use a stronger flame than recommended for my "fast draw" technique. Perhaps that's not the best name for it because I actually start out pretty slow until the vapor starts to form, then I increase my draw speed. Perhaps I should call it the...

I guess you could call mine the OG OG Brick. It does not have the flared mouthpiece and intake, it does have a center hole, and the logo is on the bottom. I love it so much, but I like the new design a lot too. Now that SBL is offering exotics I might have to get another one when I'm not so broke.

@Smoke1ForMe @JCat: I haven't used this company personally but they have been well reviewed previously in this thread. Free shipping in the US and Canada: https://cloudytubes.ca/collections/all

@almost there: Try cleaning your backend power contact and your battery contacts. I simply wipe mine off with my fingers, after I've washed and dried my hands of course. That seems to do the trick for me when my units are losing power. If that doesn't work you could try cleaning the backend...

Welcome to the Sticky Brick family! The beauty of the Bricks is that they don't need much in the way of extra accessories or knowledge. I would just recommend reading the thread while you wait to discover different user's techniques. The Brick is a manual vaporizer which means it can be used...

@CuckFumbustion, @MinnBobber: If you're trying to get more predictable sessions, only change one variable at a time. That way you can see how that variable affects the process. To all new VapCap owners, stick in there! I have to be honest, my first impression was that they were a bit overrated...

Here's a detailed look at the condenser itself. The bodies have had several revisions but the condenser has had only two versions that I'm aware of:

The trouble is you're asking a question that nobody has an answer to. I believe that @Baron23 has not needed a repair yet after over 8 months. There might be a couple others on the forum that have not had issues. If I had to put a number on it I'd say a realistic chance of a perfect unit is...

That collection could make anyone green with envy. What a great picture commemorating the holiday! The arrangement reminds me of a crown, I'm always seeing things that aren't there. ;) And this photograph is historical documentation that you do indeed use your titanium tips. There has been...

I'm going to say the Grasshopper is probably not for you. I would consider a log vape for that usage, plus they are very reliable.

I forgot you had on OG, blame it on 4/20! :science: I am preaching to the choir then I guess. :lol: That bong sounds really cool! I'm sure the M you ordered will look amazing in it when it arrives... hint hint

That's the beauty of the Omni, it adapts to your vaping style. It allows you to have your ideal vapor density without using the carb. There are mods where you can control airflow with the regular condenser but it's not as precise. The Omni is also amazing with water, the hands free precision...

420 - Rjd2 & STS

I have to say I was hesitant to recommend the SLX immediately after my issue with the coating. However, my replacement has seen even more use over a longer period of time than the first one, with better and stickier material, and the coating is still holding up well. I feel comfortable...

@ander: The instance I mentioned in that post was most certainly combustion. The bowl turned bright red and there was ash in it. I've only combusted a few times here and there since I've started vaping, mostly due to my own negligence. I would disagree about charring being worse though. If I...

I used to just use up what is already in there. However, I recently bought a cheap torch locally that I ended up tossing because it sucked. I purged it before I disposed of it, and it smelled horrible. It was definitely some butane with mercaptans in it. It smelled like fish oil or something...

...extremely smooth hits without water, awesome visual experience watching the vapor flow through the huge mouthpiece, feels great to hold, fun and useful magnetic construction...

Colibri should be fine for torches, I probably would try to avoid using it to make concentrates with. Great resource @GreenHopper! :tup: :clap::clap::clap: