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Actually purified bees wax will last indefinitely if kept away from light, air and moisture. I have a huge tub that is older than me that my dad bought. I've barely used any and I've finished, polished and shined over 30 stems.

It seems fair, but I'd still order from DHgate before I ordered from Herbalizer. Your money goes so much further with chinese glass. This looks like it's practically the same thing. http://www.dhgate.com/store/product/fc-mod-accessory-glass-mainboday-mounthpiece/268308583.html

When I receive my M I might do the same if I find the air resistance is too high.

I'm really tempted to buy some Timascus sometime and see if it can be machined.

Pattern welding is out of my range of skills, I mostly work with O1 tool steel for my blades. Also I have a tiny Lathe that doesn't deal with metal so well. I love the look of Pattern welding but it's a pain in the butt and no one is going to pay $250 for a stem.

As a hobby bladesmith I've brought many pieces of metal up to the non magnetic point. As a piece of steel reaches orange hot it will start to become non magnetic until it is completely non magnetic (Austenite). This is also the point where the carbon is fully in solution and the steel can be...

I find that Cotton will effect the flavour slightly when brought up to vapourization temps. Though I haven't put it in my Vapcap I have used it in my Herbalizer.

There's so many variables that you can change isn't there? I think this why this vape is working for so many different people. Depending on your heating ritual, chamber settings and vapour path you might get a totally different experience/performance out of what is essentially the same vape. It...

It depends where you heat the cap, and since you can combust you're looking at anything from 70F-500F. The cap gets the hottest during use as it's what takes the heat input and transfers it to the tip, (conduction-radiated heat). I've gotten my cap glowing orange when it's in the flame but never...

I switched to the solid valve system for my balloons and I haven't looked back. I'm kinda interested in it but I also don't really need them, they're an inferior experience IMO.

No, I'm pushing. The longer the taper on the pin the better, I use a medium size sewing needle. It should wedge itself onto the CCD center hole and allow you to "steer" the screen into the groove. It should look slightly cupped like a satellite dish when in place.

I've moved back to SS CCD after getting frustrated with the Ti CCD bending, and thus making the adjust-a-bowl feature not really possible. The SS CCD have spring and flex to them and can be inserted with a pin via the center hole. It has made changing out my filter pack so much easier since I...

I gained a love for bags when I started to use my Herbie for concentrates. It's far more effective than using a whip for me.

So after a one week T break while I was on holidays, I picked up some prime OG Kush and promptly loaded my Omni. Maybe I should have taken it a bit easier, because I am wrecked after just two heat cylces on one 2/3 load. :whoa:

The XL models have the same tip as all the other Ti models so the vapour production is the same. The only difference is a slightly longer vapour path. 45mm versus 65mm. If you head to the Dynavap website you can look at the compatibility chart in the FAQ. The omni condenser will fit in only...

Yep, most of them are designed to fit a taper now. I dug up the pic I posted before I left on holidays of my 14mm Blackwood body.(this thread moves so fast). I'll be back home tomorrow and hopefully get another batch of pieces out in the following days. I'm tempted to extend my sale until the...

Because black wood and Ti are beautiful. I love my black steel core omni vong. I highly recommend. :drool:

It's a hybrid of convection and conduction, regardless of the carb being open or closed. It has quite a bit of conduction going on from my observations, though it's nothing like a Mighty. I find that the first bit of the heat cycle is conduction that heats the outside of the load followed by...

Sure you don't ;)

Anyone have an Xikar Allume? I'm curious about anyone's experience with it.