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Been running a vapcap without a condenser in a Blackwood vong. It doesn't leave home and gets occasional moonshine cleaning. And underbutter. I hooked a 5 fin to a pinchie with some silicone from my sv3. Loving this setup.

I'm back:rockon:

I literally alternate every temp depending on my current needs.. but green should leave you with brown depleted abv..

@invertedisdead you need a battery or something.. my air will milk a tube and cash a load in a session.. I can get a partial second session if I over pack. Solid brown abv

Just keep the torch warm and all is well! Wind still sucks! It works on the frozen lake as long as I stay out of wind! Happy new year!

Whoever snagged that vintage multi-wood. I'm comin for it.....:ninja: might grab the wildwood instead.

Awesome! Even better..

$10usd per stem. Like 17.40 for two after discount.

Ice fishing is a lot harder with torches...... let me know if anything works!

I have no clue on the process, but shaking might or might not be possible. i feel like I may pull the trigger on a omnivong, I would really like a walnut one though..

Is agitation possible to cover it completely in the next batch?

Great CS! On top of it.. Can't wait for this t break to be over so I have a reason to buy some ebony :love:

Yes as long as the mp doesn't hit the bottom of the downstem

Great news @Mr.Sifter !

I personally wouldn't use ISO on wooden stems but would go for moonshine or ever clear or high proof grain whiskey whatever they call it in your area, small amount and dry after as much as you can to prevent cracking. Always keep wood conditioned and it will look good for a really long time...

@Mr.Sifter are you waiting for the cool down click?..

Must experience as well, wood shouldn't really come into contact with vapor or smoke much

I would use high proof drinkin alcohol over ISO on wood parts. Damp not wet q tip. It works on my VG.....

Hell yeah! I loved the peace and this looks great! Amazing tasting conduction hits to floor me, perfect

yes with a dremel or a few other glass cutting techniques. Glass dust sucks.