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@biohacker the taste is subjective. Like you said dabbing on a SiC nail feels like convection when it’s not. To me I like the taste of convection more then let’s say an e-nail. It is smoother for some reason. Others might think different as previous statement of hot air being a bother to some...

@invertedisdead Yes you can clean it between hits as long as your not hitting it with 1 second intervals. but with the new glass version you can clean it without any issues.

That is the issue. I do not want to pre-heat the bowl up to anything. I want to be able to add heater to cold bowl take a hit and get vapor. That is what I am shooting for anything less to me is not worth my time as it has been tried and delivered. As far as what temperatures are reached we...

Yes in fact its incorporated into the design.

I do not think that is what he said. You can cold start the VB2.5 as well, load it up and start it that is how i use it because of its fast start up time. As far as the cleaning, what i think @Vitolo is saying is you do not need to clean it, it self cleans because its designed that way. This...

@lazylathe as far as i know i have answered all questions, if i have missed any that is not my intention. Please re ask and i will gladly answer them. To address your other concerns, yes this project started out in 2014 as the Flexo enail. It then grew into something bigger and has morphed...

That’s what the people want yes, but to reach 600F you need hotter air temperatures. The flowing air has to overcome the oils which is at room temperatures. This is the trick. I can get it done with multiple draws but I need it done in one inhale.

I’m waiting for the engineer to hand me the new heaters soon as he’s done. He’s also working on the vb2.5 so he is backed up at the moment. Hopefully next week I’ll have the heaters to test.

Please let’s not discuss other companies devices where I can’t comment fully my thoughts on. Also it is not a full glass air path. They use metal screen unless I’m mistaken. Now coming back to our design we’ll post up videos once we get it right on the oil version.

@slozukimc you sir should get a noble piece prize, because that is one of the craziest pieces I have seen.

@lazylathe a lot more can do convection that’s true but you are correct when saying it’s harder when everything is glass. Reason why the Odyssey had the previous body, power of the heater worked well with other characteristics of the body, since the change things had to get reworked. The...

No im talking about using glass and nothing else other then glass in the air path. This requires a lot of power and to reach 600F - 700F the dabbing temperature ranges it requires a ton of flower.

I want to point something out. We discussed convection vs conduction a bit in the vb2.5 thread and I wanted to say something and could not since it was about the Odyssey. I want to point out conduction is easier to achieve with oils and seems like the best way possible. How ever pure...

Alright guys, I have the prototype parts in hand that will make the vb2.5 an all glass stand alone dabbing rig. I did a few prelim testing and it seems it reaches about 700F as my probes are not accurate I have to get new ones as one shows 700F the other shows 200F. Tonight I will be dabbing...

Alright here is an update. Since i had to redo the body to reduce costs, now i have to go back and redo the heater since it does not provide enough power anymore. Need to bump up the power.

I want to just say this. In theory Convection is the best, but hot air can be an issue for lots of people. The vb2.5 is conduction and nothing i can do to change that. My current goal is to make an all glass air path for the 2.5 as an option for anyone who wants to go that extra step. However...

Just to point out he’s using the updated coils @nosmoking has been sent a few as well to test.

@rasmundi for sure, an all glass air path is only an option for the ones who want it and a bare bones system should be available for anyone who does not wish to have the top of the line unit. On the other issue of "hand friendly," that was my first issue when using the unit for the first time...

@rasmundi i believe i was told that it takes 30 seconds for the heater to get up to speed new or old, I hoever am open to hearing customers feedback on this and will look into it as well. As for the all glass air path, i am more of a perfectionist. I want to eliminate all possibilities of...