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Personally, I feel the Grasshopper offers something to me that no other vaporizer can match. That makes it worth dealing with the reliability issues for me. I have two hoppers with about 14 months of use between the two. I have had three service incidents in this time. That works out to 4-5...

The VapCap is a milk machine when using water, or even a dry bubbler. Proof:

Iso or any other alcohol will indeed dry the wood. Warm water is recommended for cleaning. A dampened q-tip works well. Surprisingly, I haven't found much need to deep clean, and I've been using my OG Brick for almost 9 months now. Occasionally I remove and clean the screen and scrape out the...

@Arielle.Dynavap: Welcome to FC! I suggest commissioning @Copacetic to draft a diagram of the different parts and how they fit together. A picture is worth a thousand words:

My OG Brick is really smooth dry, as smooth as most vapes through water. When I use the Hydro add-on it is insanely smooth, and I can clear a chamber much faster than I can dry, so the hits are bigger too.

I bet you get that a lot if it's also your gamer name! I like the name though, and I like Preludes too.

Are you a pro Lucio? Sorry, I couldn't resist. :lol:

I finally spotted it, it's been bugging me for a few days now!

In that case could you please borrow this and take some anti-gravity shots of it on the way there?

If only you had Also sprach Zarathustra playing the effect would have been achieved. Either way it turned out beautifully. :tup:

That sounds perfect to me. I actually prefer more drag on my water pieces, which is why I'm not considering the HydraBomb. Some people say the Bomb has more flavor though, which I find interesting. Thanks for the feedback everyone, I'm confident that a mini Turbine is the perfect flavor-focused...

http://fuckcombustion.com/threads/eds-woodscents-log-vape-eds-tnt.22287/ :worms:

That sounds about right. I make the fiber into a thin, flat disk first: Then I put a small amount of concentrate in the center, approximately one to two grains of rice, I would say this is roughly two grains: I wrap it up, and then if any concentrate is showing I add a little bit of fiber...

I don't think that's the main point of the mini's, I agree there. I just think it might be a small side benefit. If I get another hydrotube I want it to be as flavorful as possible. I think the minis might have a small edge there, but the vapor might not be quite as smooth.

I would like a Turbine too, maybe even a mini. I think less water would equal more flavor.

Yes indeed. One day, I hope to have one of your beautiful creations! Actually, I wouldn't mind having several. Keep up the great work! :tup:

I've had this crazy notion running around my head for a few days and for some reason I feel compelled to share it. Here's my crazy conspiracy theory: Donald Trump has made repeated statements in the past that he is in favor of state's rights on this issue. He's notorious for contradicting...

I do personally prefer using my Ti body for my Omni when I'm out and about. At home I like my carbon fiber body, or glass, or maybe my Burly or OG. It's just nice to know that you don't have to worry about anything at all with an all metal unit, no matter what happens my Ti Omni will be there...

The Unis are pretty durable, but you never know what might happen:

I never invert my Evo simply because I have no need. I like my Honeycomb HT, and if I want to use another water tool I have a multitude of vapes to choose from. In particular I prefer using a log inverted, there's much less stress on both the vaporizer and your water tool because of the lighter...