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I'll see my own soon enough. :cheers: I just want to have a Philips version of the screw on hand before I catch hell for damaging furniture. Because that will happened ...to me!

@MonkeyTime - with regard to the temp control button. I suspect there is a flange of sorts added to the dial on the inside. Yours may not be fully engaged. I would email the maker/seller and ask if this is something you can solve. And if you do remove the bottom screw in a possible procedure...

Oh sorry, no, nothing wears out in the circuit specifically. Thanks @Hippie to clarify the statement you may have read. Indeed, batteries will need charging often. These pull about 60-70 watts as they come from China. What I was getting at is that I attached the coil to the circuit board...

https://www.amazon.com/Fireproof-Explosionproof-Charging-Exclusive-Insulation/dp/B07Z83WGL1 Something like this?

I use an open frame DIY. Simple and reliable. 100 clicks would be 1 week. Right now the problem is waiting lists. If you have the wherewithal to make things, lets do a group build.

If the grease looses mass at 400F in 24 hours, it is also loosing mass at lesser temps but just not as much. Considering I am allergic as hell to grease, it could kill me if it did to my lungs what it does to my hands. As to clarification; DynaWax is - also - good for conditioning the wood...

Soon enough, yep. None of the pieces to date have cracked on the periphery. The biggest risk is on pieces with a bottom to them. Even those are surviving as long as the bark was removed. I went and cored a piece that is almost 4" long with the 5/16" drill. After a couple of truing bores I...

Thanks @MonkeyTime . If they stated 20 amps, I can see how protection circuits won't do that much current. That a lot of power though. I have some LG's well rated for the job. I was just thinking 'double protection' for the internal charger. PS, I'm not sure I want molybdenum that may...

Quick note... and something not made clear in the Vaporesso manual is that the CCT mode I found is the same as the other two CCx modes, Custom Curve. That means you can program custom curves for temp, voltage and current! This is way cool! To access CCT, go to the temp control menu like SS...

That does beg the question, do protected cells work in the TM? They are normally about 2mm longer. I also haven't seen the minimum current capability requirement yet. I assume a 10-amp-capable protected cell works.

Understood @YaMon . 5 years back I would have said the same. Multi-cell, definitely not. Single cell, no worries on my part.

Yesterday I had 2 combustion events in a row with the VC. Something about not respecting the click I guess. That prompted a thorough cleaning. To be clear, I went from the glass stem back to the long knobbed quill stem which has a coating of Shellac applied. First thing I noticed with the...

@Hjalmark 18650 has a lot more tech thrown at it. Per unit volume, 18650 are still the most power dense Li-Ion cells out there.

...after the fact :leaf:

Charging a single 18650 on a USB overnight doesn't bother me. Those circuits are pretty reliable these days. Of course it depends on implementation but I doubt there is any worry about the internal charger for overnight charging on a regular basis. When I order mine, this is certainly a test...

'70's were definitely a time to remember. Wish I could remember :D ...but I have pictures! :tup:

I have plenty of Everclear for the grinder. Also good reclaim.

Squeeze the cap between the digger-outer and opposite side to the level you think it needs to tighten up and then give it a little extra oomph.

You do not need a new cap and yes you can buy just the cap. Cleaning is optional. Blowing out loose leaf is all it really needs. If you combust herb accidentally, maybe cotton swab with water or alcohol.

Okay, I'll bite. How exactly can a VC be ruined with ISO? Not that I disagree, just curious as to your means to failure. What can fail the mechanism?