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IME one can prefer some of the combustion /decomposition effects that occur when vaping flower, particularly at the higher end of the temp spectrum. Similar to when smokers try to switch to vaping and find it “missing something.”

Stunning setup!! :rockon:

InV1.7 + 7 hole air inlet featuring central pearl loading hole + Round bottom inspired by bubble caps for easy joining to glass bowls, no ground glass joint siezing/sticking together for faster chamber clearing. + Side exhaust to induce tangential vortices and remove the "nozzle" effect...

Here's an old uptemp vid from a few years ago using the controller to initiate the temperature ramp with no inserts.

if Quartz was fragile in comparison, people would still be breaking boro heaters constantly like the beginning of this thread. Same reason why we don't dab on boro glass nails anymore.

That's normal. The head has to lose some heat to warm the bowl, that's why it's called heat transfer.

@justcametomind does the VD get a lot of use at your vape headquarters?

Using sift by itself needs a pretty fine screen but I tend to find you can make use of the plants own cellulose fibers present in the dry sift to keep the oils wicked. This is one of those cases where you really don’t want the highest grade sift. Something middle of the road will give you all...

If you hover a q tip in the oven tube while at your set temp, without the vial inserted, will it brown from radiant heat without touching anything?

Seems kinda goofy to me, floor is super small so all the surface area is on the walls, like a wok.

How can you achieve 400 degree radiant heat with just a 430F set point? That seems extremely efficient, i have to run at 700-800F to produce radiant heat in the 400F range. I always said if Dry sift was more popular I would never grind again. You get the benefit of undisturbed trichomes, high...

The Mini OAB looks so sick!!!

The best method I’ve found for heating glass is still a torch! :science:

I’d like to hear one benefit of an induction heater in a dab rig. It only makes sense if you like dabbing off titanium, otherwise to use any other dab surface you need a metal susceptor which uses induction heating to heat the non metallic material with conduction.

I think there is a lot of focus on extraction, and not near enough on absorption. We see that all the time in nutrition, where intake is obsessed about, when absorption is often the actual issue. Rapid extraction rates can easily produce a supersaturated aerosol which effects particle size...

Fine grinder here: I think temperature attenuation is really important for consistent AVB. What I see a lot of is people driving at full throttle in vapes with lots of horsepower, often leading to hot spotting/charring. It ends up being more broiled than even convection heating. I always like to...

This guy did, it even has a similar J-hook-esque cooling pathway/mouthpiece https://fuckcombustion.com/threads/tokedvapors-name-pending.51076/

@Zangano Cruel that new chugger looks super fresh! :rockon::rockon:Nice maiden milker :science: Love the worked dome too, gotta love that, word to the OGs :leaf: Showerhead cap on the Weedeater looked like a fucking crusher!!

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If I was gonna buy an enail for uptemps I’d probablt get a SiC Halo by D-Nail (I think the revised ones are called Nimbus now) I don’t have one anymore as I’m a glass/quartz/sapphire Puritan these days, but IMO that’s what you want for uptemps, D-nail used to literally have a guide on uptemps...