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Making oil/butter is much more efficient. Chug that instead.

http://www.hulu.com/watch/154282/vanguard-worlds-toilet-crisis

As the title suggests, I'm wondering whether the glass heater cover gets scratched by the wand over time.

Those are AMAZING ScrewDriver!!! I am so jealous. Rick, in a few months, I will want to order a light one from you. I need more zaps now!

Studies have concluded that smoked cannabis is an immunosuppressant. That's commons sense (in regard to the particulates/toxins in the smoke). I have yet to see any that concluded that vaporizing or oral consumption has caused the same thing. Do you have links?

Ob, you have one that looks very similar to mine! Cheers on your new vape! Lo: Don't go too off topic (talking about alcoholic drinks and watermelons). The mods here are militant about following the rules. :rolleyes:

After reading about the smell and seeing that disgusting film floating on your water, I am considering just water curing all of my bud from now on...

It might be worth doing to take out as much impurities (fertilizers, pesticides) as you can. Vaping these chemicals might not be so good.

To remove residues, you can run a tack or a nail through the tube. The head of the nail should scrape the condensed vapor off of the interior of the tube. After you do this, you can use some solvent, like rubbing alcohol, to dissolve any further residues. You can add salt to the solvent as an...

On the topic of butane, would it be possible to make the oil with CO2 or another safe solvent? Modnote: # Stay on topic. Please avoid derailing or side-tracking discussions.

Would that cause trichomes to fall off? Would a prior sifting work be more beneficial?

I like the fact that this has an all-glass vapor path. Silicon oxides are not toxic, as opposed to many metal oxides. StoneMonkey, will the glass-on-glass fitting be reinforced (thicker than normal) to protect it against potential damage and breaking? The glass-on-glass fitting is right...

Any updates?

It doesn't need to get to 2,500* F, it can just get to 2,190* F. That's over 300* F LESS. I think if you left it to heat for too long with a propane torch or something similar (not necessarily the small butane torches), you could cause it to react quickly with oxygen to create a thin layer of...

This is why I decided to post the information here. Hopefully someone who has any connections to biochemists/chemists may chime in. For the moment, I am a pretty skeptical that titanium dioxide may pose any risk to Ti plate/nail users. I don't see how Ti vaporization is required for oxidation...

Surgical implants are not subject to very high temperatures that may make the metal more prone to oxidation. EDIT: On TokeCity, people have acknowledged the presence of oxidized titanium on their nails/plates...

No one has seen any oxidized titanium on their curves/nails? I read that some people have had some white residues on them after prolonged use.

Titanium Dioxide Classified as Possibly Carcinogenic to Humans Titanium dioxide has recently been classified by the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) as an IARC Group 2B carcinogen ''possibly carcinogen to humans''. Titanium dioxide accounts for 70% of the total production...

Modnote: Please review the forum rules. # If you have a question or comment regarding material safety, post it in General Discussion. Do not post it in a model thread.

I don't understand how you can make this curling iron into a vaporizer. Pictures/videos will definitely be helpful.