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I just received my Hammer recently and it's pretty great, but... I've wanted a Lotus for years, yet never got around to it. Thinking I should order one during the sale since two seconds heating time beats 40 seconds, so to those who've used both, is there any functional difference between the...

Sadly, it uses a proprietary battery, which would be annoying enough coming from a company which has a history and can be safely assumed to be around several years from now. Still, if the price stays where it is I'll be interested once more reviews come in and they have their production sorted out.

Thank you for your response! As per an email order confirmation I found this morning it appears that I'll soon own a Hammer that I ordered while rather inebriated. I'm happy with that as what I've read of the hammer paints it as being of the most powerful and versatile vapes on the market, even...

Are there any Canadian resellers for Triihouse products? I want a good butane vape and the Lily sounded great until I saw $45 shipping to Canada, which is just silly. Skimming the thread however, it appears the Lily is functionally superior to the Lotus, Hammer, or other butane vapes?

How does the E-Nano compare to the Heat Island? For that matter, how does it compare to the LSV? I think I'm going to get a new plug-in vape soon and had been thinking I'd just get an LSV but these little log vapes are being raved about to the point that I'm questioning that. I have no doubt...

There is no protection post-funding, you buy in at your own risk. If the product never ships or is trash, too bad, better luck next time.

For better or for worse the project is already fully funded. There has already been a slowdown in contact from them and I do not expect that we shall see another video or third party test; their social media spam has worked and approval from a minority of critical potential customers is no...

I hope all goes well for the backers, I'm not touching this thing until and unless a retail product appears. The videos have been unconvincing and unprofessional and everything surrounding the project just feels sketchy.

Laser sintering of the heat exchanger; it will likely be a small spiral or similar form to facilitate heat transfer, think Supreme Vaporizer's heat exchanger for a rough idea. I've been wanting a pen-form vaporizer for a while now and there's no physical reason one cannot exist. Vaporizers are...

Your videos need an introduction wherein the individual clearly states what is happening; whether it is low temp or high, what the video is intended to demonstrate, etc.

I'd like to see a detailed breakdown of components in addition to longer videos displaying more varied usage patterns; most importantly, to me, demonstration of the Grasshopper's extraction capabilities on max power. I exclusively use butane powered portables as I require the maximum...

http://grasshoppervape.com/blog/?p=675 And there we are.

Is there any chance that people outside the company will be able to try and share their experience with the Grasshopper before/during the campaign? If this thing works as advertised it's the first portable vaporizer I've seen that I think I'd replace my GVG with, but pen vapes in general do not...

Thanks. That, along with the simplicity of the construction, makes the $500 price pretty disappointing, though I certainly do appreciate the start-up costs for a modern machine shop with CNC.

From pictures of the kit, as seen http://www.planetvape.ca/sublimator-kit.html"]here[/url] it appears that the Sublimator connects to a box which controls the current, rather than straight to a wall. I assume that is correct of all models and that the box is simply not shown in the...

Vaporgenie is the only sub-$100 (Not counting crazy eBay used sales) vaporizer that's worth shit. If it's reasonable for you to stretch to $160 for a Solo do that, otherwise just grab a Vaporgenie of some sort. Being flame-based there's no heat-up time, no batteries to run dead and it's pure...

This is pretty much the best deal in vaporizerland.

The common concern for normal BIC lighters extends to all flint-fired lighters: When you strike the lighter it gives off flint dust, which is what the little sparks that come off a fresh-lit lighter are. If you wait a second for it to disperse or get a lighter with a piezoelectric ignition there...

It isn't. It's old news and was debunked long ago. Well at least you cared enough about our collective well-being to come post a potential competitor in the thread, complete with pictures of the supposed safer and more "pure" product. As to butane, the air you were breathing as you typed...

Condolences on your future lead poisoning.