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@DrSteez I believe all three designs will be diffusion pumps.

@jl420 & @DrSteez There is some great relevant information regarding enail equipment in this thread: http://fuckcombustion.com/threads/next-generation-e-nails.11713/ Maybe read back to front as the end of the thread has comments on more recent developments in enail technology. @shark...

YES!!! Stoked to see the final piece! I know you already have a recycler from him, but I am happy I was able to help. Always like to be a gear-enabler. :)

Agreed. This is the route I recently chose. Having the temperature controlled by a knob is very convenient. + the Auber is quite economical. Spend your money on the nail that you want. In my case a DNail SiC Halo. The Liger V2 with SiC insert looks intriging. I like the looks of the Happy...

Guess what's back in stock ... http://www.d-nail.com/accessories/carb-caps-dabbers/d-nail-universal-carbcap-gen-2# WOO-HOO! :D EDIT: GAAAAH! I just bought everything prior to reading your post @slowandsteady . Slim line base + SiC dish + Carb-cap + ball point handle. I'm going to shoot...

Agreed! Because of the info gleaned here, I am in dab heaven! I note that you are looking @ a travel rig? I am quite happy with my Auber RDK-200 for home use and just picked up and RDK-150 for travel use: http://www.auberins.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=45&products_id=491 12V...

Blue X2: Blue Dream X Blueberry Haze Live Resin. :drool:

Temps I've typically been using: SiC Halo @ 627* Quartz Halo @ 677* SiC Halo + Sapphire insert @ 777* (Auber RDK-200 w/ Auber flat coil)

^^^ SiC is a ceramic. :)

@heady blunts Right on! No need to season, just wash in ISO and rinse in water. I would stick to electric when possible as it is easier to ensure one has consistent temperatures (even with an analog controller). With regards to torching the SiC dish I don't think there is a special way one...

I bet that it is very hot. IIRC The dnail chart that I looked at for the happy daddy genesis (which uses a flat coil, but is situated well below the sumlblimation head), had the temp @830*

@herbivore21 when are those things going to be available to us plebes?

^^^ Ack, I forgot to Q-tip. I have been running my Quartz Halo @~950* to burn it clean (works well). My heat runner can get the QH up to high temps much more quickly and easily than the SiC dish (no surprise I suppose). I'm running an RDK-200 for home and picked up an RDK-150 for travel. I'm...

Thanks! Update: Clean rig, dirty Halo. :lol: Thank you as well! The V1.3 base holds the nail well, but I'm going to pick one (or two) 1.4s shortly. Carb-cap fits both Halos snuggly; would recommend.

^^^ Sweet! I'm debating on whether to pick up just another nail base (slim line this time) so I'll have two complete nails, or two slim lines and another SiC dish for travel. Which would give me two nails for home and one for travel; no moving shit around. Thank God ski season is starting so I...

^^^ what temps are you using? Using an Auber RDK 200: I've been running my SiC dish @ 627*. Quartz Halo @ 677*. Vapor seems to sublimate into finer particles with the Quartz Halo.

@heady blunts I'm also new to using an enail, but I can't say enough good things about the D-Nail with a SiC dish. Silicon Carbide is pretty much the material of choice for dabbing. This is the dish in question: http://www.d-nail.com/nails/d-nail-sic-halo CCA's Liger V2 looks trick as well...

Look what just arrived: Sorry the rig isn't as clean as the new Quartz Halo! Close-up: I did one dab of live resin ... and I am HIGH! :D

^^^ I'm also a devotee of the SiC dish. Just received my Quartz Halo as well. :D Genesis is definitely designed for a flat (and the ~830* on the controller to get the dish to vaporization temp is with a flat coil). @PoopMachine I almost purchased a Genesis as that design looks great, but...

@DrSteez You mentioned that you didn't yet have the $ for an enail and weren't very excited about using a torch. The "710 Whip" is an all included, economical analog enail setup. I have not used it, but some threads here seem to indicate that it's a good bang for the buck. How to...