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@storybookhero, take note of posters' sigs. If the vape is listed, usually so will be the glass. See below and immediately above.

Way to go Stonemonkey and the entire VapeXhale team - perfect limited-release announcement!!! :D

+1 I use the same tubing, and it's excellent quality. For balloons I use Reynolds oven bags. IIRC there are 2 sizes. I use the smaller which I estimate is ~75% the volume of the Arizer bag. IMO the second outer o-ring on the glass piece is a PITA, so I just use a twist-tie instead.

I was specifically addressing SourJim's remark in which it at least sounded as if he had used the ISO for the reclaiming in the whip. I have no idea how commonplace that is. I take a different view between the glass and the tubing. With the glass, some soak in ISO, let that thoroughly...

fwiw, my understanding is that this has been resolved.

There are several lengthy threads here all about how to make and use tinctures. Recommended if new to you. In short, a tincture is an alcohol or glycerine based solution in which concentrated ABV is suspended. The alcohol must not be ISO - I suspect that's the source of SourJim's bad...

I take this not to mean "there's few people" but rather "there's a few people", as in, when there are more people around vs like just solo . . . and, the question also inferred is whether it "does the job" since there are more hitters. Right? I haven't used it myself, but others here have...

Sorry to hear that, in all respects. Hmmm . . . 2gs suggests a lot of build-up. And cleaning with ISO, AFAIK you'd need to leech that off or do a tincture or something like that. I wonder if that wasn't a factor in the weird high, maybe also the tubing. What I've seen recommended here is to...

IIRC this has come up before. The short answer is "no", the stand is a future.

I don't mean to be un-supportive, but truth-be-told your best bet is to just work your way through this thread and some of the others for the more popular big hitting vapes like the SSV and DBV. Because your basically asking about using glass, and other than the few glass specific threads that...

Do you mean from the following post? Not sure what the question actually is. I think that "tips" is kinda too general. And "home made devices", well, you'll find those scattered throughout this thread. Or were you looking for something specific?

I have an inline somewhat similar, actually more like your Wilson (used to be in your avatar?). Anyway, no way am I giving up using that inline; it's just too sweet. So I'll be using it along with the Showerdome, which I'm really looking forward to. I gotta feeling that the Cloud is gonna...

It's of note that the Arizer elbow with screen is specifically designed to create a certain amount of back-pressure into the Cyclone. This isn't a factor if only an elbow-pack is used, but if herb is in the Cyclone (or combined with herb in the elbow as a few users do), it's the back-pressure...

Exactly 1:30 as well. This test, admittedly crude, might reveal obstruction (which would increase time) or over-volting (driving up the rpm's which might decrease time). The only other thing I can think of is that there could be material fragments around the blades. Blowing compressed air...

As far as raw volume from the file, it's impossible to tell. I have to turn my volume up for that to be loud. When I play mp3's at the same setting, they are substantially louder. But that in itself isn't indicative. I noticed high-pitched pings at every point the fan was turned up; is...

White noise is not a bad analogy. Keep in mind that the sound will be different depending on where on the unit you are listening. Put your ear to the underside and you'll hear the intake and whir of the blades. Then listen at the top without the cyclone, with the cyclone, and with the cyclone...

That's sorta my point. If the placement and mount are the same, and since this is the Q with the improved fan, all the more reason for there not to be more noise than the air movement. I've used Delta fans for years (I build computers); they are rugged and dependable. They also typically push...

I know that's the Extreme, but AFAIK the fan placement, mount, and connection are the same. Be that as it may, with a fan like this the type of noise is always the best indicator of the source of the problem.

Because the surface area in a bag is greater, and because the vapor remains enclosed in that area for a greater length of time. That said, with common street grade herb where taste is not much a factor anyway, and if the bag is consumed relatively quickly (passing around), there isn't all that...

The fan should not be noisy. Even on 3 all there should be is a whirring whooshing kind of sound up through the Cyclone, i.e., just the air movement. With either whip attached, the sound is muffled even a bit more. Can you describe the sound? How old is the unit? New or used? The fan is a...