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Who said anything about conduction?

I did go stockpile only in that the chances of snotty noses and hackers stay away from the jars the bud tenders' love to parade around. There's a lot to be said for prepackaged flower!

Session mode is basically a temp controlled oven for the duration until the user turns it off?

Call em up and ask maybe?

A manufacturer that lets me correct a problem is a manufacturer I want to work with. If I can save shipping, I'll pull out a soldering iron. And of course, I shouldn't need to. I would also expect a credit for such efforts.

Yep, that is why temp control of the LB is so cool! You can set the wattage limit to what you can actually draw. 15 watts is tame compared to what you can make it do.

It gets better - as of Friday, no one can come home from the EU! :mental: Don't get separated from your 'M' :tup:

Gonna take a pretty good size blank, huh :p

More serious in the USA is already too late. We're at plan B already. CDC never had a chance to manage this. Fortunately it won't affect the function of my 'M'. Small plus in a world full of minus'

There is nothing good that come from a damaged anodize aluminum surface. Fortunately, the aluminum oxide itself is an inert element as far as we know. Alumina oxide is a ceramic that most of the quality commercial heaters are made of including PAX. What would worry me more is the dye used in...

The sealer looks to be a nickel acetate. Not sure if that is something to be worried about in particular. Often, these are process chemicals that are completely removed and only used for a reaction. Besides, I've worn all the nickel plating off my grinder too. I'm sure that went down the...

There is a 'hard anodize' process. Same difference as normal anodizing except that the surface is much harder. Basically, the oxide layer is just a lot thicker and actually grows a bit on the surface. This is a Type III anodize. This is a finish typically found on tactical flashlights. Also...

Me too. I consume all the ABV. Usually followed by a very nice nap.

Aluminum oxide develops on all aluminum surfaces exposed to air. That will end up in your herb. Anodize -is- oxidized aluminum. If you want certainty, go full stainless. Titanium if you prefer.

Indeed, this is about digging the MFLB's from the bottom of the vape related rummage pile. I'll give you tip on the ABV... Once you got what you think you can get from the LB, suck the ABV up in a your 'M'. There is typically one good draw left that removes the vape from the lighter colored...

We will all be exposed at some point over time. The USA is doing very little to control the outbreak within its borders. They just want the news cycle numbers to remain low. @Stu - I did do an early grocery store run last week but this week started off hording weed too. Couldn't come up...

@Choices - did not know those existed. Yes, they are very simple heaters so they will work if they fit (outside diameter of the unit to be 25mm or less).

I love the finish you achieved. Really matches the motif perfectly. :cheers:

Caps add parallel but smaller typically suffers from more volume due to packaging. Since I am limiting power, I can reduce the size. I am aiming for 2/3 power level so a single 0.47 uf cap is about right. I also looked up some coils. These too come in different values. I got some insight...

It'll work very much like the TMII. Which dry herb tank are you talking? Anything up to 80 watts should work fine. 0.05 ohms if pretty darn low.