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All the 7th Floor cabled models that I know (excludes the super) can be high temp, large volume, throat rippers on the other hand you can throttle them all back, match them up with the right water piece and have real pussy cats.

My favorite big hitter is a Da Buddha with a LSV heater cover, a straight third party stem there are a few small but less visible adjustments to how screens are formed and placed etc. However what makes it work was getting the draw worked out. Good Luck

The Plenty runs best with a full load of bud (1g more or less) with the magic fading as the load size drops. So it might be worth considering available of bud supply, costs, etc. Good Luck and enjoy.

How often do I grind is dependent on what is going on. As an example, if its a hit in the middle of the night then I use from from the small jar at the bedside which gets topped off with a weekly grind. If its daytime then I grind in the morning to match the vape setup I am using that day. If I...

Haven't bought a vape I haven't enjoyed, some just took longer to warm up to. My "current" fave is my Da Buddha with the LSV heater cover. It's really adaptable, resilient and because it was bought mostly used it was cheap, it all makes me smile.:science:

I have gotten fairly good small dose results (around .04g) with the Da Buddha body paired with an LSV heater cover. The challenging part was getting the screens placements and draw rate figured out. Till that happened there was a fair amount of smokey combustion and ISO cleanings going on.

I have used a Nano as one of my daily drivers for years. When it split I bitched, moaned and then got out the tools and fixed it. That repair gave me an opportunity to disassemble the Nano and I learned a bit more about it and now I am even happier with the device.

So what did the the experts at Sticky Brick suggest? productsupport@stickybricklabs.com

It never hurts to be cynical enough to expect most news we get to be bent regardless of the source. So trying to follow it is an exercise in logic, remembrance and objectivity. Speaking for myself, I fail at it all too often.

One of the concerns I have is that regulations meant to address e-cigs will be applied to marijuana vapes as well without proper consideration of the differences in the user base, manufactures and how devices are marketed. For my part I an adult, I mostly buy from cotta Its part of the...

I use the 12" version of that piece and doubt the extra 3" will make a big difference in performance.

Depending on whose numbers you use there have been around seven to ten possibly vape related deaths over the last few months and in the neighborhood five hundred non fatal cases, again those cases are possibly related. Given the three hundred and twenty million population of the nation I have...

Its so cool when people see things differently and still manage to get things done.

Legalization for commercialization. On the upside some hobbyist growers can come out of the closets.

Sidenote, I'm just wondering. What do y'all use as a portable? I've got a 3 year old Flowermate mini that needs a good upgradin'.....Look at the Arizer line, better quality then most and enough configurations to match most needsn and wants.

Here you are again, so first hello and welcome to the show and compliments for your tastes in vapes. For split wood there is always the DIY hose clamps and wood glue option but sending it back is a bit easier.

Nope, folks happily used all the 7th Floor corded vapes before the mods were available. That said, I happily use them with both an LSV and a Buddha and would hard pressed to give them up.

Still using film canisters and pill bottles.

Eat more pickles, ask at some Ma and Paw restaurants or my fave slip someone at your local recycling operation some bucks for box loads of big jars. DO NOT DUMPSTER DIVE, only an idiot would do that!