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That's certainly possible. Making a stubby wouldn't be hard. Are you okay with stainless steel instead of glass?

Either a slip on style aka like a condom, or a threaded style that would work with the tipped stems. I've yet to determine which route will be taken with these stems as I'm waiting on the glass for prototyping. EDIT: Totally for got to post that these two stems are up in my store. Taper #1...

The idea is to protect the wood from absorbing any reclaim. The standard stainless steel condenser will fit inside the stainless steel tube. An additional plus will be that it keeps any glue or other things in the stem construction from being in the air path. Since it will be all stainless or...

Just to get this straight you're looking for a glass lined VonG body to avoid reclaim soaking into the wood? With my stems and vapcap wood stems the wood isn't exposed to vapour, only clean air in normal use. Though if you don't clean the piece you can get reclaim dripping onto the wood from the...

This Bubba Kush I just got makes me feel like I weigh about 3 times as heavy and I melt into my pillow. It's my sleepy strain for sure.

Good point, it should be there now.=) thanks!

Here's some more Vapcap porn for the thread. This one is fresh off the lathe. The cherry, black walnut, birch, and red alder came together great in this one. Have a good night every one and happy capping. I just had some bubba and I'm ready for bed.:ko: Edit: okay maybe a family pic before I go?

This guy and another will be up on my Etsy soon. I'm super happy with the way this material turned out.

Hey guys, I'm trying to gauge some interest in wooden stems from me for the Arizer product line. I'm soon going to be working on some pieces that will likely thread on to the tipped glass stem. I've been creating some pieces for Vapcaps but would like to expand what I offer to the Arizer crowd...

I got both types of stem to use for prototyping. I'm just really unsure if I can make something that will work reliably with every normal stem.

An update for everyone interested in Arizer Air stems. I've ordered a glass stem and the mouth piece version so I can begin prototyping. With the measurements that @rz gave me I should be able to get going as soon as the parts arrive...

Make ABV oil or butter. Or you can ISO wash it but that's not really recommended. I just made some butter today with my jar of ABV. It's going into making cookies.

I don't think it would be much trouble at all. I think it would be a really cool accessory that is painless to remove and swap out. Finding a tap to thread the hole shouldn't hard either, redesigning threads is a pain so they would have done something that is standard size.

@rz and @TwistedGray My biggest concern with the Airizer air stems is how I'm going to connect the wood tube to the glass. Since this is a portable vapourizer I wouldn't want the wood to come off at a bad time and be lost or broken. The variances in tube diameter are a fitment nightmare for...

Thanks! I'll get to work on this when I can tomorrow. For now I have some new material to work with.

I had no idea they weren't working ><. I'll make sure they're fixed for next time. Thanks for the heads up. I would be very grateful for some measurements.

Not really as far as I know. It's been very much a DIY experience for me when I was trying to find bags on the cheap. I cobbled together a Macgyver solution to make hands free Volcano solid valve filing possible.

Absolutely. @TwistedGray is looking for a wood over glass solution for his Arizer air that would work in the same way. I would need the outer and inner diameter of the stem as well as the maximum length in order to size things properly. For these log style vapes, how hot do the stems get? Wood...

Hey guys this body will be up in the store with another one later on. I'm sorry if I seem like I'm working on things slowly.

Angled clamping is a real pain but worth it in the end. Great work! I'm working on ways around the problem and it seems like a bi axis clamp is needed. I'll probably make a jig for it at some point. For now I've been wrapping my 45 degree stuff in elastics and string to keep the joint from...