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Was vaping this morning and something just felt a little off, had to take a picture of what I discovered.... :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

One of the tricky parts of using a torch is that the heatup times will change as the fuel level depletes, so there’s a bit of an art and a science to it :science: With the enail, you can set the banger to a higher temperature, and then drop in a cold loaded quartz insert for a more consistent...

You might consider using an IR gun for that method. Putting a cold loaded insert into a hot banger is often referred to as an "insert drop" A cold start is starting with everything at ambient temperature. Consistency can be tricky to nail for insert drops, a timer can also be a useful tool...

Gil perc is SALT's technique AFAIK

:rofl: that thermal shock line is hilarious! Yeah the blue one did cost a few more pennies!! But rosin is so expensive in California it's worth it to me. No real performance benefit to faceted, its just kind of cool aesthetically. Wall thickness would change the thermal mass a bit. Cold...

That's really strange! I usually use the one from my Pax Era or one from my YoCan Groote.

Been dabbing off sapphire and ruby inserts for a few years now, IMO everything is better they literally pay for themselves since they put more concentrate in your lungs and less in your rig. My latest is a 710gems Blue Sapphire insert. Usually I just have it in the enail ready to rip, but...

It does use a micro USB (I have 4 Kodo's) are you sure your android isn't using USB-C?

I was just pointing out that the last video I posted is indeed a very different vape than what most of this thread has been about as it's true on-demand :ninja: There is no official waiting list for my desktop vaporizer as of yet, except for a couple of people who get first dibs for their...

The goal of my on-demand vape was to build something that could compete with, say a Vapcap in terms of price/barrier-to-entry; but with vapor quality that could match a $$$ top tier convection device. It just needs some further testing as I’ve since improved upon the design from the initial...

I mean, as far as heat-up time, this vape kind of is what it is. But I realize that most people want fast heatup times, so I have some designs for that. And if you really want fast heatup you can buy my on-demand vape 👾 This is the vape I built when I cracked my earlier prototype with the...

The heater is fused quartz, the bowl is borosilicate glass. Nothing better than a ready to rip heavy hitter! :science:

What equipment was damaged by your controller?

@Shadooz And here’s a pic from my smaller AVB jar from testing various temperatures It will vape even more evenly when the joint is cut down as that will open up the airflow earlier in the path instead of focusing the heat at the outlet like the full length joint does. Especially since...

You might consider a desktop log vape if you truly plan on doing most of your vaping at home. I think a lot of people like the idea of a portable vape, but maybe don't recognize the tradeoffs. Sort of like having a badass full suspension mountain bike, but you mostly commute on paved roads...

It is THC - Your herb would catch on fire long before you started vaporizing lipids. The boiling point of nonacosane is over 800F.

:cheers: :rockon::rockon::cheers: Definitely; my desktops are on more than they’re off, I didn’t power this latest one off for at least a week after getting it :D But I usually turn my vapes on in the morning, and off before bed. And usually I’ll turn it off if I’m leaving the house.

I usually give it 5 minutes to heatsoak, so nothing too long. Though quartz has low conductivity, the way its used here as an oven is what allows this vape to pull low temp draws. Yeah, the finished version will be polished and shortened to reduce the surface area to help combat sticking...

Friday Mood: Another one at 450F, seems to be a nice spot :sherlock: You can see that the bowl was sticking on the first inhale; that’s why the finished ones are to be flame polished and not ground, as ground glass is designed to stick together. As I mentioned earlier they overlook the...

Lately I've just been using my fingers!