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They actually used pretty good tape.

You are correct :razz: Problems aside, this mod can throw down. I got stupid last night without meaning to. Works quite well as an on demand for short powerful sessions. Did not go over 380*F (probably never will with all that tape near the heater)

Before heating it up try to pull air through the unit with your finger over the air inlet. You should get nothing. To see if air is leaking past that seal. ____________________________ @Boundless Vape Technology One glaring design omission is the lack of cooling/ ventilation holes in the case...

Bottom of bowl Spelling error? :hmm: Very easy if you take it slow. Three case clip points near the power button need to be carefully separated. No tamper seals. Yes, I installed the seal at the top of the ceramic correctly.

Hope the move flows smoothly

General advice: Use low temp “burn in” (220-250F) Slowly work your way up. This puppy needed a bit more time in the oven. High heat fast could cause some strange things to happen.

The white blob is silicone they used to glue the steel case that sets over the ceramic cores to the base. Well outside the air path. I figured PIU will show the inside if the ceramic so no need for me to go any further once I found the obvious problem. From what I saw looking down the holes...

Well that was easier than expected. @Boundless Vape Technology This silicone seal was not seated correctly tilting the heating element. All the crap on the outside of the ceramic chamber was giving off fumes and since that seal was letting the funk into the air path. Bam, stinky bowl. If...

You are going to need one of these https://www.sparkfun.com/products/retired/10622 On a more serious note, that thing is the definition of Fucked. Oil smoke generally is not bitter. I’m betting I find some Polyimide film near the heater. I’m really hoping I’m wrong. That would be a serious...

If it stings it’s not vapors but acrid smoke. Send it back.

It will be a while as I won’t have time until after lunch here on the west coast. It’s 7:47am here now. I’ll do two tear downs. One before heating the oven and one after. This unit has not been fired up yet.

My assistant is bringing his in today and I will do a tear down.

Wish the people who comment good or bad were saying where they got theirs from.

As someone who used to work as a spin doctor I can tell you this. If it is reported in the media, any media (commercials, news, etc) it is to some extent fake. Trade groups control the matrix. Not a joke. Example: “They want to take yer guns” nope, firearm manufacturing wants to sell more...

Meat thermometer

The lubricant they spray on the molds used to make the mouthpiece bits from is an oil used to keep the parts from sticking in the mold. If it’s not washed off, upon heating will start to dry out releasing its volatile elements. It’s pretty stable at room temperature and requires water above...

My general recommendation https://www.vaporstore.com/proddetail.php?prod=VaporTower-Vaporizer

Quoting myself with update. Assistant boy did what I told him to (good boy ;) ) and the smell is now gone.

According to my assistants description of the smelly bits, from what I can tell the mouthpiece/ silicone bit needs a bath in dish soap and hot 170-180*F water. Rinse with very hot water as well. That will clean off the mold release compounds. They should soak in the hot bath. Once you see oils...

Wet snow falls Warm vape rests for now Fire slowly crackles