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Here is a quick pic of the screen I made on the chip lid instead of in the can. The reason I did this is you have to make sure the screen is completely in the can or the can may fall off the chip if not seated properly. If the screen is above the can, the stock screen is just thick enough to...

Yes it will actually hold both FW3s If I try hard enough. There is also a pocket on the outside. I stuck my mighty brush in it so you can see

You would be best to call and ask. I ordered 2 7" bags and one had a zipper pocket and one had a removable smell proof pouch that velcroed to the inside. I don't know if it's an option or new or old stock. The smell proof pouches are pretty sweet, it's like getting a free bag with your bag...

That looks gorgeous and truly portable! I must own and operate one ASAP!

Glad your here @CarrotWarrior! It's the best vape forum IMO!:rockon: I start with a deep 5 second draw on 3 to activate the coil, wait 5 seconds then take 3 second "burst" puffs until I see vapor then go to temp 1 for six draws then shut er down pull out the MP and inhale/exhale in it to...

@nosmoking I leave it on all the time. Here are a few pics I will explain what's going on. The long top stem is from a vapor cup. The same diameter works great if you want long cool draws! Can be added with the extended silicone tip or used in place of the stock glass MP. The left capsule...

@WoodVillain Here you go my friend! Basically, it is possible to adjust the temperature settings of the vaporizer by shifting the temperature ranges upwards in approximately 7 degree F increments. Here is how you can do it: - turn on the vape - wait until battery indicator buzzes are done -...

@rshetts Excellent point! I forgot to mention make sure the cans sit in the oven with the tabs away from the unit. Thanks for catching my slack!:) As per draw, it will vary from person to person depending on moisture, grind, screen/can, temp, etc... That's a good point and a thing to...

@vapen00b This is just from personal experience using the FW3. I don't think the different woods have different electronics, rather when the FW3 is assembled they are probably within a certain target range. This is probably why you can adjust your temp ceiling from 7-50 degrees. It allows you...

@gkaraman I find it best to let the V3 heat up to your set temp and wait an additional 15 seconds then draw. When you try to draw while it's heating up your just pulling the heat out of the oven so it will not only take longer to reach temp it will also decrease battery life if you do this each...

@JJ420 Try starting your maple on 3 then when you start getting vapor, then step the temp down to 1 or 2 or whatever you normally like to start at. I do that often and it works well for me. I did raise the temp hack to 3. Maybe this might help.

@Thcgos Way to think outside the box! :clap: Did you just take the Grasshopper to the next level!:rockon: Now I'm super pumped to get a Hopper!:D

@Dynalowrider just soak your glass stems in ISO then rinse them with hot water and clean with a Q-tip. Coconut milk works awesome for soaking silicone parts to get rid of the silicone taste. It really won't help clean glass.

@btka I plan on it once things calm down a bit with work and I finally have some free time. So far it has been 2 thumbs up all the way! I wish we had Chinese new year!! I could use a week off! :D

Does either the Ti or SS retain the taste longer, or after 3 hits do both versions taste the same?

So. I have been testing the crap out of my FW3s. Just like @JJ420 I too have a walnut and maple. I do agree for some reason they act different and I adjusted the temp different on each as well. The FW3 is one hell of a great vaporizer and also one of most reasonably priced ones too! I am amazed...

I have been impressed with the ELO as well. As @Just Justin said the ELO is almost all convection. I second the vapor is extremely smooth and the draw resistance is practically zero. The ELO has a 50 watt heater which is very nice. If you have an aggressive draw speed you may see the light...

Very nice @blankexpression! Very impressive!:o I notice a majority of grasshopper owners use water pipes. @blankexpression took a 27 second massive bong rip and it looked like a hit from a desktop!:) I wonder if that's whats causing the heater failure and weak batteries.... I couldn't imagine...

The chewy takes a 9V battery and I was told it lasts a very long time. I too pre grind my material and use dube tubes. I thought this looked like the perfect tool for you lucky grasshopper owners so I posted it. I am to be getting a pre production one soon so I can tell you all more...

The Indiegogo campaign is over and the chewy is in production. It will be available for retail sale, that's why I mentioned it here.:) I would not have posted otherwise.