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Yup, i did it wrong. My bad. ;)

My shadow's only one that vapes beside me!

I vape alone.

I twisted the wires on my first failed attempt but left them untwisted on my second successful try. I have not drilled any holes as of yet, I was going to drill the wire holes, but the air holes could use some drilling for sure.

Nice slab! fixed pic.

Fresh set of Bolton- bolt on vise jaws going out this morning.

I can't see your pic @BoogerMan but this thread is making me hungry. Edit: Now I can see it!:mmmm:

I ordered the smallest container for my rosin a few days ago and it just showed up. Very happy with these so far. No more silicone containers for me.

It's only a waste of product if you throw away your ABV. Why to not vape on high, is a personal preference. Lots of people turn ABV into oils, edibles or tinctures.

Thinking on this a bit more, I am guessing most people work in a comfortable 70 degree room, where I am working out of an unheated shop in winter (35-40 degrees out) and this probably explains the higher temps you are seeing. FYI, I will only be in the shop for 4 more days this year. Also...

Does anyone know how many backers originally? Wow, that is a lot of assembly time per hopper IMO.

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@EpicNameGuy , no worries. FYI, @BoogerMan did take a 2" block (3.14sq inch) to 20,000 pounds and it did not crush it. Soldering irons may be a novel solution but they are also very accurate, reliable and safe imo. I think it's a practical and elegant solution at an affordable price...

I have an Lsv for when I have alot of herb and an Underdog for when I have less than...alot. Evic vt + Rose V2 clone and a few dab rigs for rosin. Someday, a Zion and a few GH's should complete me.

@herbivore21 I was looking at irons similar to yours and yours might be 100w rated instead of theses 60w? If so, I may have to order some 100w irons and try to build some larger plates someday.

Thanks you Sir, 110f is not too bad I guess. ;)