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Are vapes still illegal in NY?

That’s actually a good general best-practice for vapes; to dry the material out on the first hit and then milk the bulk of the vapor in a subsequent draw. That’s the style I would probably recommend to most folks as it’s an easy way to consistently enjoyable results. For a more ambitious...

Higher chances of gas prices going down than that being real 😁

Thank you for those most kind words of encouragement, it means a lot! 0-60 like a Tesla Roadster... This vape is great for old vapers with tired lungs who don’t want to inhale for 45 seconds. And a big shout out to my sponsor, Baskin Robbins for supplying the loading tool! (BLT)

IMO there's nothing special about that perc besides looking kinda cool. Used to have one when they were $30. Honestly I have inlines, circs, ratchets, showerheads, and they're all pretty damn similar. A perc that actually hits different is my two hole "pig nose" down stem in my favorite little...

Yup that’s exactly what stopped me is I wanted more intricate capabilities. Still think there’s a lot of potential though! My favorite here is definitely the peace pipe!

Here's how I'd do it. Instead of a lid screwing on to the dish post I'd just remove the top half of the VROD and screw this on the bottom diffuser. This would ultimately replace the weedeater head, and would also satisfy those who missed out on the Showerhead. Since people want more draw...

I’m definitely curious to see how they turn out! I was going to have one of my Dyna stem designs made by the same manufacturer, but my CAD skills are crap and I never submitted it for a quote. Their prices have about doubled since I last looked into it which seems a little weird but could still...

You actually need to inhale harder with a ball vape as you’re moving less air through it then you think from the draw restriction.

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Dang I forgot about that one, I might have to revisit some of those mad scientist style posts! :science:

I agree that a significant pressure drop can be a con for the user (but subjective as others prefer it), though I think the vapor also prefers it. This is what makes vape building tricky is finding the balance of physics versus user experience. Like tons of people dislike the Grasshopper...

This is what I mean when talking about the compounded effect of multiple variables as a result of just one change. The rubies definitely do add more turbulent airflow, but they also do a LOT of other stuff. They bridge the heat transfer across the heater via conduction, they store more heat...

I almost got one of those Vuber’s before the Uni Pro came out, only reason I passed is I tend to prefer the recessed design over the longer stick battery form factor.

You can get the glass for $20 on eBay.

You might read through this recent thread https://fuckcombustion.com/threads/what-should-my-next-glass-purchase-be.51289/

Log airflow takes a turn when moving from the air inlet to the heater core, but I would expect the flow to remain mostly laminar as it passes through the core. Though current research suggests "laminar" vs "turbulent" flow is often oversimplified, with a new focus on the equally important...

One major reason is because the crowd funding opportunities that helped Hopper Labs, Vapexhale, and others get off the ground just don't exist anymore. People still have vision, just no capital. And these consumer product type devices cost the most to develop, so it's hard to make progress...

Ed actually says the Supreme is better than other vapes because it’s not relying on laminar flow. That's why he talks about the air being forced to turn. However as @west-elec points out, the Flowerpot is a great example of laminar flow, and definitely an ass kicker of a vape. The Elev8r with...

I load hash directly and q tip the bowl when done, sort of like a banger.