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You're welcome to make this style :evil: People seem to like it and they are naturally cool to draw on. I take it you are also not lining your stems? How stable is that species? Understand completely. Love making, just can't bring myself to sell them. I will give them away however...

@BabyFacedFinster - you're getting ahead of me :D Actually I was getting to the different heat-fin arrangements. I just haven't gone there yet. That's why a thermal camera would be of tremendous help to get proper data. I also wonder if there is a difference in heat transfer rate between...

I'm guessing 30'06 63mm stem. Should work nicely with a condenser if you loose the last o-ring on the tip. Needs a centering ring.

I've been holding my breath for a while now on battery tech. Things stopped at 3500mah 18650 it seems. Their doing better with power cells but we should be doing something more by now. I can only hold this hit, er, I mean my breath for so long. @BabyFacedFinster - I was suppose to get a...

I'm curious if heat transfer is greater or lesser with any particular tips. I noticed a significant stem-heating with the few loads I put through the '20-M. I didn't recall the earlier ones getting quite as warm.

I'd love to have a decent thermal camera about now :p Thank you @mccringleberry - that is what I was confirming.

[Oregon] man, Leafly could learn a few thing from the OLCC website :doh: A complete statewide stock on hand inventory.

@RustyOldNail - Do you notice a significant difference in stem heat between torches and the IH? Which IH are you using again?

Exactly @AcidFlashbang . It has been stated before however, and I concur that this is indeed the case; zoning on the power button is a real conundrum. One way is to pause at the first click and continue after a three-count or so. Dialing in a known and consistent power level is definitely an...

I am finding an interesting series of datapoints while playing with various home-made IH solutions. This isn't just about the click. The click is a lagging indicator highly dependent on a number of things. The click is essentially a relative indicator. In itself it is highly repeatable, yet...

I'll give a shout-out to two FC'rs that conspired a treat for this humble tinkerer. Thank you @almost there for the considerate gift. Over the top generous my friend. Thank you @RogueGuy for these excellent accessories. Sharing is among the little things that make life worth living. My first...

How hot do you (@anyone) get a Dynacoil?

@Pipes is the man. :rockon: Learned a few things from the great IH thread and Pipes himself. Very rewarding when you make electronics work for you. People do have a thing for solutions though. :tup:

Thanks @cybrguy :clap:

LOL... yea, F. Everything else I work with is C. Thanks for correcting that @Ramahs Since I fucked that up royally, here ya go - and one with celcius - https://i.imgur.com/SOvj3Hg.png

Now where did I put that 'fingers crossed' emoji... :razz: Found it

Some magnets just loose their magnetism temporarily with heat but Neodymium isn't so lucky. I have some N42's on my 3D printer. They get pretty warm quite often. They still function. In the case of VC, the heat doesn't soak the magnet either. Just a surface shock and a gradient to the...

You should ask the makers that one. There is a lot of heat involved with the cap. This has to be dealt within the design elements. I'm sure that by now those are the trade secrets. Soon I will find out how well wooden cups last. I'm still in the camp for no VC depression switch, or a...

I'd say if you can wear out the N52 buttons with heat, you deserve a prize :party: I'm stuck on this 3-4 magnet arrangement thing. <> 4 gold dots appeals to me :spliff:

Oh, Fluxer, I was thinking Flix. ...and of all things they make black nickle plated magnets, just not in diametrical poles. Have you though of a diamond arrangement of traditional neodymium magnets neatly glued to the box? ... aha - gold plated thin 1/4" dots; <> arrange 4 to center the...