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@Jill NYC , @ginolicious - that looks very well done. Thank you :cheers:

Chippin' copper but yea, same difference. :nod: The steps are few but equipment is needed. I had access to the roll-press and a stronger lathe.

Looks like they're going to back-fill the market. Needs an aftermarket box though.

Ha! Of course... thanks for pointing that out. I was thinking of the comments on draw speed. It didn't make sense that they insulated the chamber where it could preheat incoming air. That was a design choice, I suspect, to keep the unit cool.

The air path is very open and well directed. However, I will argue that this vape is not a true convection vape. I suspect this is more of a conduction vape if you put all the chips on the table. The chamber wall itself is what is heating up. The amount of convection heat is very limited as...

Step one and two completed. First step is to remove the cage as noted above. the second step is to make a copper negative contact. I wanted to use a slug and machine it up right and proper when I realized just how much effort that would be... ...compared to this continuing the pennies. If...

Genius :cheers:

This is just plain cool. Nope, it doesn't float. I added a 'dry' piece. The phluem layer is dry and hard and well attached to the sapwood but crumbly. Took tens of minutes but it too sank. A piece that was heavily remodeled from exposure is still floating. This piece was walnut-like...

What's the ABV looking like peeps? :brow:

Thank you @MonkeyTime for the image at the heater. That was my request. I don't blame you for not going the last step with the screw. I wouldn't have either. Did the increased countersink in the aluminum cover fix the screw head protrusion? Okay, I fold on replacing the screw...

If this material is mostly silicone then you can try off-gassing it in an over at about 200F. This is the normal process for removing moisture from most rubberized materials. Of course, you could bake it up to 400F if you also wanted to test suitability for the job at hand. I will say however...

I'll stick with the view I have on the circulatory system of a plant. I appreciate your query to a knowledgeable professional. It is making sense with enough anecdotal evidence to provide the warm fuzzy I need to move forward. Nature is king when it comes to keeping things simple at its core...

:mental: <<== me! :nod:

What's your guess? Does FQ float? I seem to have lost a reply to your observations @Planck I know I answered the damage thing so I'll do that again... The damage is the splitting of the sapwood if I leave the bark on. If I strip the bark and Phloem at the time of harvest, I get no...

Yes, exactly. I was thinking enameled colander but same idea. Putting conductive traces as a heater and mechanical attachment using fused metal to a ceramic base is credit to their engineering. Enamel is one coating among many.

Of course you are right @ensabbahnur ...this is probably a marketing thing that got stuck on me as they do indeed have some medical devices. In general that is a good thing as they know how to design things correctly. That is something @FLOWERMATE OFFICIAL can clarify. I will take back all...

I too want to thank @FLOWERMATE OFFICIAL for the opportunity to have a look at one of their newest products. I am even more grateful that when fully notified of my intent, they're confidence in their product did not deter their decision to send a review unit to me. If you remove all my bias...

Alright then; My review will tell you how to get into your FlowerMate CAP vaporizer. And how not to :rockon: First of all, I did not receive my DHL notification. However, Flowermate was fully on top of getting me the test unit. I was PM'd by @FLOWERMATE OFFICIAL to know if I was interested...

Now I know where the alumina tubes are coming from. I contacted the seller and asked if I could get tubes without pink stains. Turns out they all have stains. That means these offerings were die checked and failed. I can work with this one but in general, that is not a quality part. I'll...