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Try leaving it in your car on a hot day (keep the vape upright the whole time) Then immediately try to unstick it while it's warm. CLEAN IMMEDIATELY after removing mouthpiece

Those are simply stunning! Do us a favor @Nugg - can you take a picture in 1 month and 3 months with similar lighting? I'd LOVE to see the final color of those logs

I don't have very horrible neighbors - thankfully my street is pretty quiet with mostly old people who never leave the house, then there's my neighbors across the street - talk about inconsiderate white trash. First off they literally park their POS Jeep parked right behind my driveway so it's...

Kinda reminds me of this 3D printed gear bearing made by the infamous 3D designer Emmett. (this design is completely 3D printed in one piece - no post-print processing required!) Yes, I have one of these sitting on my desk, I love to spin it all the time. Thinking about scaling up the print...

Hahaha, that's awesome hadn't seen that picture before. What's even more funny, I actually think I have the EXACT same arm from an old illuminated magnifying glass I got from my grandpop

Yeah you'll love the LSV if you're trying to get away from the hose. As @hoptimum mentioned, you can buy blemished units direct from 7th floor - lots of good feedback on the blemished units. Or you could do like I did and contact @stickstones - he'll hook you up

3D printed metal isn't food safe, and 3D printed ceramic is no longer available from shapeways (I did have several ceramic products made before it was discontinued - print quality was mediocre). I'm currently waiting on them to release Porcelain which is in beta testing

Or someone with a Nano and a 3D printer finds access to a high temperature food safe material to 3D print :rolleyes: Trust me, I'm hard at work looking for an affordable high temp material to work with, as soon as I do, I'll be making my own exotic GonG adapters for the Nano

Have you tried a different butane? Sounds like it could be clogged, or you need to 'burp' the air out (turn it over, and quickly press the refill hole with a toothpick to get a little air out - just until butane starts spewing out - try that a few times until you've gotten all the air out - see...

I prefer the Glass J-Hook setup with my Lotus - so fun to watch it milk up with vapor

http://www.amazon.com/Multi-Color-Light-Battery-Operated-diameter/dp/B002GUJXU0 And here's a 10" diameter version if you have a bigger piece - http://www.amazon.com/Fortune-LB-RGBW-10-Bright-Diameter-Multi-Color/dp/B0060AQ8UA/

Naw, completely false. You only have to replace the plate if you put a hole in it. The cap itself will last a lifetime if you don't abuse it (overheating) There *was* a flaw in the old plate design about 18 months ago which caused some to crack prematurely (two months of use) - but that was...

Extremely sturdy - 3D printed steel seems pretty damn tough (since it's annealed in a kiln, it's a solid piece of steel when cooled) I had been thinking about a keychain version of a 2-way tool (maybe the scoop-n-scrape), but Do you really want a 5-way with a keyring? You'd be poking yourself...

The lotus actually works better if you use less! I actually can't even register the load on my scale which goes to 0.01g, but it's not that accurate below 0.1g so I don't really know for sure. But I can say it was literally less than 10 "flakes" or specs of herb. Since it's convection, you can...

I've used both, but only own the Lotus and have only used the Vapman once. The Vapman relies on conduction to transfer heat while the Lotus uses convection, both are opposite ends of the spectrum in that regard. The Vapman can be used by preheating with the torch, then taking a puff. This can...

Hmmm, I seem to recall someone sending me a picture of one of my SonG's paired with a Summit, but I don't remember which one of my adapters it was......

Sadly that's a defect in the casting process - due to the viscosity of the silicone during the injection process, I cannot get 100% of the silicone bubbles out. It's actually not a tear - more so a place where air got trapped and had nowhere to go. These adapters are extremely pliable and...

What I'm saying is the section I highlighted in red is all one piece. The part highlighted in blue is the 'cup' welded to the base, used to hold the perc in place

Actually to me, it looks like the propeller has a glass nub on the bottom of it that sits inside a cup shape. This allows the propeller to spin freely, but still easy for the glassblower to assemble while working with hot glass