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I welcome any concerns about safety. Safety is a large part of why a lot of us vaporize. Hell, I worry about marking my batteries with Sharpies because I don't want that ink in the air path. And there does seem to be a tiny bit of air that gets through the back end if you plug the air intake...

There's a good chance your guy is making up strain names, or maybe his guy is the one making up the names. Also keep in mind genetics aren't everything. I could take some Master Kush seeds, do a shitty job growing them, and end up with brown crap that is technically speaking "Master Kush".

The D-Series sounds a little harsh for regular use: You can find the Gold Pen here: https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0015A59G4/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1471068882&sr=8-1&pi=SY200_QL40&keywords=gold+pen+caig&dpPl=1&dpID=31TGpPSyd4L&ref=plSrch

I respectfully disagree. You are correct when looking at the screen under normal conditions. However, if you try to look "down the barrel" with the stem between your head and a light source, "eclipse" style, you can clearly see residue building up. I think this is a valuable tip that I haven't...

Thanks for the answers. I hope I didn't come across as too negative on the evo. It sounds like a wonderful vape and I've always wanted one. It's just that for my situation right now the nano is better. I'm sure one day I will have one. It really is in its own class from what I understand.

I think you're headed in the right direction, especially with the smaller carb. I hope you start selling these at some point, I would buy one for sure, probably several.

I've never used one but from my understanding they have bigger chambers, hit harder, and may be better for group use. The hydrotubes are really cool, and the evo can give you that combustion bong experience with thick milky vapor. The nano can handle group use but it is a little more cumbersome...

Instead of trashing that bong try cleaning it with this stuff: http://fuckcombustion.com/threads/pbw-the-chemistry-of-clean.7854/ I have a D020-D, it is a fairly popular water piece around here. I got mine on dhgate.com from sunshinestore. It comes from China.

Thanks for posting that. I've seen the video before, and I understand the principle. However, there are no threads or inclined plane on the mouthpiece/condenser section of the OmniVap. Because of this I can't figure out how it "screws in" and gets deeper when you rotate it. It appears to remain...

This is great advice. I do this every session. I like to scrape the screen with the e-pick vigorously before I blow it out. Once I started doing this I could go much longer between screen cleanings. To check my screen I like to hold the stem up to a light, with the bowl pointed toward the light...

I was out and about recently and my back end was getting warm again. I did the twisting temp dial fix and the next hit it was cool again. I need to get one of those gold pens soon. I would like to thank everyone for their contributions to the Fixes resource. The content is where the value lies...

I have a feeling you would love the Brick @ataxian. I know you're not a fan of portables but this thing hits like a desktop, and never runs out of batteries. In my opinion it performs like a cordless butane powered log vape with built in J-hook. It has crazy thick glass, for some reason I think...

My OmniVap doesn't fit in the mouthpiece hole but it creates a good seal and works perfectly. The Grasshopper also fits with the mouthpiece block hole. I was inspired by your experimenting so I just tried my E-Nano dry stem with the Brick. I took out the heat intake stem and o-ring. The nano...

I tried that last night before bed. It worked wonderfully, I was surprised how thick the vapor looked. It's really nice to have that visual feedback, I'll have to break out my D020-D soon and rig something up for my omni. My omni didn't quite fit in the air intake hole of the mouthpiece block...

Lots of great advice in here. I have good luck with purple/grape strains as well as kush/OG and I'm surprised no one has mentioned Northern Lights. That's one of my go-to nighttime strains.

I too have a Brick and an Omni. They make a great butane pair. I will have to try this out!

You sir, are a wizard! The Merlin of the Vape world. Next I would like you to please explain the OmniVap's adjustable airflow. That is sorcery of the highest degree! I've seen your videos and diagrams and can't figure out how it screws in without screwing in, if you know what I mean. No...

That's a great analogy! And I agree. For a medical user the Grasshopper is really a top notch portable. It's so quick and consistent that it makes it much easier to microdose and reach the proper level of medication right away and then go about your business.

I couldn't agree more! I think everyone in here has the best intentions, and I would hate to see those good Sticky vibes get spoiled. Hopefully soon we will all be sharing usage techniques with each other. I for one can't wait to take my Junior hiking. I could see bringing my Brick in my...

I say include them, even if it means increasing the price a little bit. The Sticky Brick is a top tier vape so might as well go all out with accessories and give a top tier experience there too. Not that I think SBL is doing a bad job now. I think the Brick comes with a great selection of...