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there's been a lot on this thread about the pad. for concentrates, people mention 3 methods: 1. slice a pad in half (or so), concentrate in the middle 2. concentrate on top of pad (as per S&B) 3. sandwich concentrate between bud my sense, based on the posts, is that they all work fine...

I think 'mixed reviews' is a bit charitable; after an enormous amount of pre-release hype, now that people have started getting them and using them, there's been a lot of discussion about how to make them work optimally - the 'FC research team' has been 'working' overtime. at first, some people...

unfortunately, the odds of having battery issues with the crafty are unacceptably high - esp. since it only has a 2 year guarantee. (plenty on the subject on the crafty thread of course...)

for 2 items in your criteria: ease of use, low temperature - I'd definitely not recommend the MFLB; it can be hot/harsh, even after you've climbed the much-mentioned learning curve (in my experience it behaves differently with different strains; some are hard to vape, others combust easily). if...

yes. later units have a 2 min. shutoff

have you tried a dremel tool w/attachment for stirring?

the only thing I use the tool for is pulling off the O-rings when cleaning the CU...

I've followed the GH thread some (not as much as FF2), haven't tried it, but there seems to be agreement that it produces hotter vapor than the mighty (not your experience?). to me, the coolness of the mighty's vapor is its single best feature. I can certainly see the attraction of GH's speed...

thank you Reggie for your posts about the FF2. I'll keep watching the thread, but so far it sounds like a very finicky device: clouds only doable with a dense pack - but then you have to open and stir every 2-3 vapes, and if you opt for a looser pack, in the hope you can shake (à la MFLB)...

I think you're missing out. I don't own a FF2 - I'm following this thread because of early rave reviews - but I went from a MFLB to a mighty, which the 'vape critic' rated 1 pt. less than FF2, and haven't used the MFLB a single time since: all that shaking w/MFLB, the long learning curve...

maybe it'd also work with the cheapest fire tablet - they were on sale a few weeks back for $30 or $40.

- no need to do a burn-off. some people would say it's actually a bad idea, but IDK. - the orange grinder works just fine. mighty doesn't need an extra-fine grind like some vaporizers - I find it works best if the bowl is gently packed, not loose. you can use the clear plastic piece from the...

I went from MFLB to mighty. IMO the mighty's in a completely different league. easier to use, cooler vapor, more efficient, far better options as far as temperature control. I haven't used my MFLB once since getting the mighty. MFLB is pure conduction, so you have to shake it every vape. even...

for what it's worth, my experience with the mighty matches yours - it's 'done' when the color is what I call ocher (brownish-yellow) - but I don't consider it a problem. it's remarkably consistent: .10g weed, liquid pad on top, 3-4 tasty, cool vapes @ 160ºC, 2 - 3 more @ 170 (still tasty but...

another Washingtonian here. I hear you about concentrates. a while back I was walking into the now-defunct 'cannabis farmers' market' here just as a guy who'd done 2 dabs at the (then legal - incredibly) 'dab bar' passed out and fell flat on his face in the parking lot. (sorry for going off...

hear hear! and all the more absurd that cannabis is classified in the same group (schedule A) with heroin, cocaine, etc. (leaving it to other countries like Israel to do the research, since it's such a hassle for American researchers to jump through all the legal hoops).

a couple things re paranoia/anxiety: - sativas are considered more risky in terms of 'getting into your thoughts too much' so you might try staying away from them if possible - there's a whole thread about different temperatures and how that can affect the high; some people report a more...

this isn't exactly 'based on a comprehensive review of all the data', but: with all the (well-funded) forces who'd love nothing more than to demonstrate negative health effects from cannabis, if there really were something solid, it'd be front-page news. they've been trying since the end of...

Ander: please explain avatar...

one point I haven't seen raised here is the obvious difference between the 'soundtrack' of a group of people vaping vs. one doing bong rips or smoking spliffs; the latter will (often? always?) be coughing a lot - probably a good indicator of 'respiratory distress'. you don't need to be a...