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No combustion as far as I can tell. It gets very close and usually is a dark brown when it comes out. A vong is absolutely worth investing in.

I posted this after making my first 18mm VonG. It was a Bubba Kush Nug :D My Vapcap inspired me to get a larger piece to see all that lovely vapour. My smaller WP just wasn't doing it justice. Edit: heat right at the base of the cap with a single nozzle lighter and as soon as it clicks, slam...

The beauty of a vapcap is you can make it to suit your preferences as soon as you make the jump up to the Ti tip and condenser system. After you have a Ti Vapcap you can upgrade to an Omni condenser if you feel like you need it or it would be of benefit. So if you're unsure you can always start...

So I loaded up my Vapcap this morning with a whole nug and forgot about it. When I went to check my vapcap it was empty?! So I check it off as being slow before my first dose of caffeine and load up another bowl. Upon trying to put the cap on I find out that the first nug was so sticky that it...

Warning taken. I'm truly sorry and ashamed. That is a neat grinder! Thanks for showing me, I didn't think steel on steel would work? What happens if particles of bud get on the mating surfaces?

I've never had to replace my teflon ring on my space case in 4 years and it looks the same as when I got it. The teflon is self lubricating sits outside of the area where the herbs are being ground. But I understand your concerns now. I thought you were talking about teflon not being a good...

I don't think it would do too much to effect the function of the piece. The biggest trade off for diffusion and cooling is that you have more vapour condensating on the walls.

Wow you sure are ignorant of materials. Do you even know what the teflon ring does in a space case? Should I even tell you if your stigma against plastic is so great? The teflon ring in the space case is for lubrication. With out it the grinders would squeak, be extremely hard to turn and...

I don't have an arizer unfortunately so I can't say. I don't think it will get that hot? It's not like thin metal where it'll heat up instantly. The whole mouthpiece would warm up as one due to the tight fit of the steel liner to the wood. How hot does the glass get?

That's where I hit a snag unfortunately. My little lathe is about as little as they come, so I can only do about 4" of material at a time. That might be enough? if not I'll have to get creative and turn two halves separately then glue them up after.

I find it really interesting that you use the amphora that way around. I always have liked it with the narrow end as the mouth piece, and use the waist as my grip. But who am I to tell you what's most comfortable to you. You clearly need more tips!

I just finished up taking some photos for a couple pieces going up for sale. I could help but snag one of the 18mm VonG that @ArthurJ ordered from me before it goes out. The wood is white spalted bigleaf tiger maple that I logged myself. Looking at it now makes me feel like all those days spent...

All my previous stems are the long length 62mm "stems" that DynaVap makes them at. This is so you can use the standard condenser, XL condensers with mouth pieces and XL Omni condensers inside them. I've only made one short 45mm body designed for the Omni and standard condensers with mouth...

To be honest I haven't tried one of the steel core stems without a condenser in it yet to see if there's a difference. I don't imagine there being a noticeable difference between the steel cores and the regular wood if you use the condenser tube. The problem with making things to sell is I don't...

Hey guys I just finished my first arizer threaded mouth piece. Let me know what you think. The total length with glass is 85mm and the mouth piece itself is 50mm. There's a stainless steel liner running through the middle of it to protect the wood from vapour.

I do concentrates at 445 F with the fan to try and get it vapourized as quickly as possible. Maybe an oil rig is what you need, they hit VERY hard and even a seasoned user will feel it.

I think you've reached the point of diminishing returns and you're not going to get much higher unless you can some how lower your tolerance. Also it's worth mentioning that Live Resin might not have the same sleepy, heavy, body effects that you're looking for. Older more well matured...

Here's the custom 18mm VonG, @ArthurJ requested. The pictures really only tell half the story. You need to move this piece in your hand to really appreciate the figured wood. I'll have some more to post later.

Stems are longer at 62mm and require an XL size condenser if you wish to use a mouth piece Bodies are shorter at 45mm and can only be used with regular length condensers w/ mouth pieces. If you decide to get an Omni condenser after you get a Ti model just make sure you're aware of the...

The vapour quality of the Omni is the same as the other Ti tipped vapcaps, it's the adjustable airflow to dial in the thickness of vapour that makes it an Omni. They would be better off cutting in half the same amount they usually share and vaping a load each to themselves. The VapCap hits...