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They're dissimilar metals so sometimes freezing will shrink the part that is stuck freeing it up. Sometimes Heating will expand the outer metal and free up the stuck part. Fun fact: this is my 666th post.

The glass should arrive today so I can get started on making threaded tips. I'm itching to work on some Arizer mouth pieces.

Either stick it in the freezer or heat it up like Piggie suggested. Expanding or contracting the metal will be your best bet.

Wow this thread has progressed a lot since I last checked! awesome awesome awesome work. If I had only stayed after my first year in computer and electronic engineering I'd be making something like this. Instead I'm making wood =P Colour me interested in a unit at some point, perhaps even...

I had a relaxed day in the shop and made a little bit of material for a custom order. I've got lots of stuff arriving this week that should drastically increase what I can do. The t-shirt madness continues with this piece and it should have a darker tone than my previous pieces.

Whole nugs in the Vapcap are amazing. No need to grind unless you want a single hit extraction. I like to do a medium heat for the first cycle then pop the nug out and crush it in my palm before loading it back in. The second cycle is usually as thick or thicker than the first.

ALL HAIL HYDRA(VAP)!

Most of them are meant for 14mm and some will fit 18mm. I can always make something that will work with 18 mm if wanted. You can message me about any pieces you're interested in and I can confirm the fitment of them. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I can't wait for my Stainless tubing to arrive so I can get to...

Here's the latest off the lathe. I'm not entirely happy with the Walnut as I thought it had more potential, but alas the figuring in the wood was quite shallow. The other two blanks turned out stunning, I'm really liking the second piece of laminate I made. It's hard not to keep some of these as...

This is likely all I will do for today. The walnut didn't quite have the figure in it I thought it did. It's very smooth and balanced but bland to my eyes. There's a sister piece that might have more promise. The t-shirt blank turned out really interesting. It acts like fine liner on a water...

The cap and tip are where the vapour production is done. The Omni is all about airflow and reducing harshness.

It's fine to just stick with the Delta 3d and bubbler. Just run it with water or the vapour could be a bit hot with a smaller volume stem like that.

That'll do the trick with Delta 3D silicone adapter. It's not going to diffuse the vapour the same as the steam roller though, you would need a similarly sized piece like the one below to get the same effect...

errr not exactly. Those are more so for Hydra tubes that mount on top of the Herbalizer. I have a length of tubing that I put on my Herbalizer, I then put a GonG connector in to the tubing, I then put the male 14mm into my water pieces.

Yeah all you need is 3/8" ID high temp, food grade, Pt cured, silicone tubing for a whip. And a 10mm female to XXmm female connector that will slide into the tube and your bubbler.

You need a few pieces to really get a bubbler going with the herbalizer. I'm fairly certain that you can get the same experience as the steam roller by using an empty bubbler. I often go through periods of time where I'll run a glass piece dry for tasty cooled hits.

Here's the latest batch of blanks I completed today. It was a lot of fun and I experimented with adding some cloth to the layers for some fine coloured lines.

I'd have used a sealed food grade bearing, much better in the long run for their type of design. I also had an idea for an industrial shredder inspired grinder with a side crank.

My biggest concern is the crank and shaft in the lift grinder. The most common points of failure on all crank grinders. Is there a bearing in the grinder where the shaft is attached? They don't show it in any pictures on their site.

Damn that's a nice third bag at 430F. Good job with the DIY, I would watch your squeeze valves for leaking/tearing in the valve area. They're not exactly long lived in my experience.