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How would you compare the Nano to your SSV? Which do you like more?

It actually looks more vibrant in person - I suck at photography, so the wood looks washed out. Unfortunately I don't have any unscented mineral oil at home!

It's a fish pump - used to pump air into an aquarium (loud noisy things). The herbalaire uses an aquarium pump to power their bag filling system - it's produces quick short bursts of air

Just wanted to share a picture of my reclaim rig. I use this when I vape my reclaim soaked cotton at higher temperatures. The honecomb+turbine AC and the PNWT knockoff came from Sunshinestore, and the base came from thickassglass. Total setup minus the Lotus and WPA is under $125. Such a...

Introducing my latest creation! The Davinci Ascent Wall-Mounted Charging Dock! http://delta3dstudios.com/ascent-wall-mounted-charging-dock/ Over 30 iterations and 50 hours of labor went into fine tuning this design. Ultimately I used 3D scanning to generate a profile of the Ascent and...

Yeah, I'm really digging my J-hook setup - added just a pinch of water to it so it chugs nicely. I think I'm going to start shopping for some extra j-hooks.

Heh, I know how important the right tools are. I'm about to purchase a higher end 3D printer so I can increase my printing speed to produce prototypes faster (and faster to produce finished products). I looking forward to my shipment! Do you make 19mm Nano GONGS also?

Since everyone else is showing off their wood-porn. I thought I might share my Figured Walnut Exotic E-Nano - at first I wasn't too big of a fan, but this walnut really is growing on me! I finally got around to setting up the photo booth for a few FC related pictures, lol. Here's a link to the...

Thanks! Hadn't thought about that, good tip!

good choice in color, I'm loving my gunmetal SCS. Really pleased with my purchase

Even if 50% of the herb is blown out of the device into the ambient air? No thanks, I don't like to waste. Vaping is saving me money, I couldn't fathom letting vapor leech through the entire device, including over the circuitry (ew, imagine how horrible that Ascent would smell after the...

Heh, indeed. Though I don't know how many vaporizer designers there are out there using CAD design. I remember reading a statistic a few months back which stated that out of all 3D CAD designers in the world (for all 3D uses - product design, part design, gaming, CGI, etc) only 15% are actually...

lol @Egzoset - Shapeways is a 3D printing company open to the public. Anyone can follow their guidelines, make a 3D model, and upload to the website and have it printed in any material. Or, if you're a designer like me, you can host a "shop" on shapeways.com - I upload my models to the store...

Thanks, it sounds like using a j-hook is a more comfortable method of enjoying the Nano over the wand.

Question for ya'll - I'm loving my Nano with a J-hook, but I just purchased a wand from @VaPeD&CoNfUsEd (still no word from Andy on my missing wand). How do you prevent the herb from falling into the Nano's heating element when hitting the wand upright? Or do you never use the nano in the...

I've thought about 3D printing some parts to make a bag system for the Ascent, but since there are so many air leaks, if I put a fan on the air intake grill, it would blow vapor out from multiple places around the ascent, not necessarily through the intended vapor path. This means I'd need to...

Thanks for the post! I love open discussions about 3D printing (it's rare I can get any more technical than - "ooo look, I build 3D printers" with most people) Close analogy (I still remember my first home computer printer, had those feeder strips on the side you had to pull off, ha ha), but we...

I'm interested in some nano accessories for my new Nano purchase. What do you have in stock? Wanna pm me? Interested in GONGS and wands (do you make J-hooks? I'm looking for one)

Even after a power cycle, if I have my Ascent set to 400, It shows 397F - it will not show 400 on the display aside from when I am setting the temperature to 400. No other temperature range on the whole unit has this issue, aside from the 397F to 403F range. I believe it's a bug in the software

I've mentioned this previously several times - it's a well known 400F bug (also happens between 203 and 205 in Celsius). Happened on both my 1AA1 and 2AA1 units. The unit still functions just fine, it will still readout at a lower number, or higher number once you go above 405F. Sadly there's...