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My gf worries that I'm going to immolate myself with my "bunsen burner"........ something about science lab in middle school:p

The site is back up.......patience, Padwan:myday:

I keep one of my nano'si on about 5 24/7 with a beeswax/essential oils blend...half a bowl of beeswax, a few drops of your favorite oil or blend.....works like a charm

Here's what works for me......I never take the o-rings off. I have spares if they break, but the way I see it is that good silicon rubber is pretty ok with ISO. But still, I keep my soaks to about 10 minutes, then straight to hot soapy water which gradually I turn into a cold water rinse...

:cry: Just what the site needed.......all three of the newly available maintenance kits are pretty good values:)

Get the $10.00 triple from Dynavap. It's an inline configuration, so it gives some nice variations on heating technique. Decent tank capacity, also. When I got mine I had to adjust the piezo tip for reliable ignition, but smooth sailing since then (12/16). Also, elighters.com has a shit ton...

4 months of daily use, the VC goes in right after the cool down click. No issues

The compatibility chart is fairly new, finally a visual aid to help with the grown up legos.

Go to the FAQ section of the DYNAVAP website

I handed out two M's and filled torches last evening for a trial period. Gave them the website, youtube and FC info. Hoping to slowly evangelize.

This is what is so f'in cool about this thread.....everybody has slightly different little rituals around their use and maintenance of these little marvels. George and Co. have created a great little community here!

Linked to the Vapesterdam review. That was some funny shit! It's a good thing that my pups are not easily portable! I have my Wild Gum and my Banksia Pod Micro warmed up this afternoon. Put about .03 into my Stone Burl SS stem. Pulled two nice hits out of the Wild Gum, then got a third out...

If you're just starting out with a VC, leave the condenser o-rings alone. If you peek under the hood, you'll see that the condenser has little crimped or machined grooves for the rings. They indicate proper position and hep to held them in place. You will also see that the oring at the...

@formicae taking your advice and warming up my Amboyna Burl microdog. Love the pups!

Damn, @Squiby! Elegant and functional. Love your posts!

With your finger off of the carb, you're mostly drawing air through the body, not the load. Heat, hold the carb, draw for flavor, feather the carb for flow and temp adjustment. Each loads mileage will vary.

.05 is a pretty good size load in the nano.....

Order a nonavong stem. Take apart your XLS, reassemble with nonavong instead of original stem. Yes, use all other parts, you are simply swapping out "stems", which is what Dynavap calls the longer body

Hey there @FigmentCo, My everyday go-to is definitely the vapcaps. They are just so efficient and versatile. When I'm at home, it's usually one or more of the logs. I use my dogs with their small load stainless steel stems, the e-nanos with glass (both direct and GonG), and I use the...

Yes, but their proprietary one is thin, but dense. Works perfectly with several consistencies of concentrate brought back from CO. The flavor is unreal, the effect is immediate, and no coughing. I've never experienced a better concentrate session.