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Nice :tup: but I bet you need to wear shades to hit it :cool: I usually add stainless steel mesh or foil around the bulb area to reduce the glare from my Halogen builds but that takes you further away from the all glass airpath you wanted, you could wrap it or make a cover for the outside tho.

New PID and cartridge heater arrived and this time they've sent me a 12mm heater :doh: So I tentatively tested the 6.5mm killer heater in the new PID (after unplugging the PC 1st this time as it either took out the motherboard or power supply when it poppedthe PID) ..... which works OK :tup...

Welcome aboard :wave: See this thread https://fuckcombustion.com/threads/vapcap-induction-heater-for-desktop-and-in-car-use.23211/ And Pipes' Induction Heater FAQ https://docs.google.com/document/u/0/d/1_202eBzWeF7rkTjqV5sWumPxtbSNtfjqOZEs1i9d16k/mobilebasic

I think the real problem here is that it's too similar to the well reapected 7th floor vapes offerings already on the market and nothing new Ceramic elements don't HAVE to glow to work by the way I made a temp controlled log vape using the LSV heater cover and a 936D soldering iron that...

There's a good pic of the screws here I think mine came set at 7mm altho the manual says 5-6mm and some say they prefer the tip of the heater protruding out as far as 11mm

The G43 takes 3 or 4 mins to heat up so you'll need to run it on an extension lead to avoid triggering the mod temperature protection. I don't think a wooden body will work for that style vape as it's gonna get cooked I think you're best off using a glass slide like...

I think it's a shame the LSV is being discontinued and isn't being redeveloped as a temp controlled log or something. The LSV heater cover works really well with a temp controlled soldering iron element in a log vape config (in a cup), which would go some way to address the safety concerns of...

Have you tried torching the original screen? I find that helps with the taste I like a second layer of fine mesh on top of that to catch fine particles too. Another option is to use a glass honeycomb screen and a length of ecig wire like Simrel's Terp Torch screens (fold the wire and push it...

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It was the 220V 6.5mm x 100mm version of the element by Topright on Aliexpress (see links above ^^) And a cheap controller I bought from ebay, which I had been using for the last year with a few extra coils bought from dhgate. Foolishly, as the Newvape and eBay controllers show EEEE on the...

Grrrrrr :cuss::mad: Just received the element and it's instantly killed an enail controller Swapped the fuses in the unit and the plug (and reset the rcd and all the clocks in the house) but it's definitely dead :( So it's turned out to be a bit more expensive than I planned and now I need yet...

To fill up to the top spike takes about 25 x 4mm or 60 x 3mm Ruby balls There's not much between them but for me The 3mm win with slightly better heat distribution, using 20 degrees F less than the 4mm to deliver a punchier hit with less delay time before it starts producing when you draw. I...

To mod S&B brushes, a pencil sharpener will get you most of the way there Then you can use some sandpaper to take the edge off it and make it look more like the one in the pic and less like a sharpened pencil

I was thinking more like a quartz weedeater with what I'm hoping is a heatshield around the coil as there's a few people waiting for something like that (and worried about accidents with the FP or Elev8r) As we're stretching out standard 16mm coils for the E43 I wonder if the DeskPod's longer...

As seen 7mins 15s into the video on page 2 of this very thread

The balance on Sneaky Pete's sounds pretty similar to the Cane gun I balance the Cane gun on two feet and the mouthpiece half the time as it's a lil more stable that way

I got a couple of these last month https://blackleaf.eu/cane-gun-mouth-piece-clear I would give it 3 thumbs up but I've only got 2 of them :tup: :tup: And I haven't figured out how to remove the logo yet

This thread is a good read https://fuckcombustion.com/threads/whip-tubing-all-your-questions-answered.3311/ I generally look for FDA approved or NSF-51 tubing on the big shopping sites, and buy multiple diameters so I can put one inside another to make adapters to fit all my vapes and glass...

Yes - that's the way I read it but I would mail them and ask to be sure (and ask for a deal lol) I'm quite tempted by some of the other heater sizes too as an 8mm heater should fit in a thermometer tube and we don't really need 100mm length.

Search the same seller's store for a 240V (and 220v) heater and PID controller Jojo monkey used 3/16mm balls (4.7mm) in his diy build. I find using smaller balls adds more resistance to the flow and requires more power as there is more mass (less gaps) to keep hot. if you search for...