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M is nice but Ti Woody is just a bit more € for nicer.

Basic thermodynamics For the Win :rockon:

Sell one of my smoked chickens ... Never!!! :goon: :D I tend to overheat the chamber with a single flame. If you think about it from the metals point of view, a single takes the longest to temp which means it has more soak time. This soak time allows the tip to heat all the way through...

Done And some chicken I’m smoking at the moment. :p _________________________________________________________________ Dual flame works better than a single. Heat close to the tip. Two cycles.

Now that makes sense. Knowing you’re still in Pre-Alpha stage helps understand the questions you are asking us.

It’s not about testing the parts but the instructions. @RastaBuddhaTao Giving the beta kits to a master builder to test is a bad idea IMO. Better to give them to an average person to see how complete the assembly instructions are. I agree calling what is at present offered DIY is being a bit...

Agreed, if I was going to offer something for sale I’d make my own heater and stem. This isn’t rocket science. The cost to make them would be much lower than the cost to buy one from RBT. I want one for myself so it’s not worth the R&D cost to design one from scratch.

Thanks :) I like the opinion and suggestions. Helps me see a design from other perspectives. Although if you let the crowd design something it always turns into a nonfunctional clusterfuck. Which can be amusing :evil:

I agree it’s not bad for a prototype. I have two small changes in mind for this one. Next one will be a variation on the same theme. Slim line version, if you will. Agreed, no logos.

Here’s my stashbox design, I consider it open source for non-commercial use.

That’s what my company does. Custom creations for the silly rich. I’ll pull the stops for the stash box I’m currently making. ;)

I agree that the DinaVap makes a great vapor source for a rig. Seems much easier to draw through with a body of air between me and the Tip/cap. The air spring effect is cool to watch.

Is this a “what’s wrong in this pic” thing because I’ve spent too much time looking and I don’t see it. :hmm::myday: Edit: Are the other three bowing to the mighty Vong?

If you look at Fig. 2 in the article 240F (388.7K) would be ~ 35 min in a vacuum. 40 min in free air is about right. Since the OP wanted to use low temp that’s what I offered. These numbers are just starting points. If I want a heavy body feel I change the time temp ratios to degrade more...

Found another use for the Vap. Convenient excuse to take breaks while stacking firewood. Speaking of stacking, I should really get back to... ooooh Something Shiny Edit: I wonder why the wife says keeping me on task is like herding puppies. Probably because I’m cute and fluffy. Time for...

;) Me too. I’m thinking dual parallel DNA75 flask.

If you are willing to run bare cells in series, a OKL T/20 board with a 1k potentiometer is a very old solution that works well. Plus very cheap to build.

The trick is to cross the 211.73*F line long enough to Decarb, as well as decompose the chlorophyll but not so long that you start decomposing the THC. 100 min is a good average for pretty dry herb. I use steam because it is an easy way to hit a stable 212F at my altitude. (Basically sea level)

This may help: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/251476768_Decarboxylation_of_D_9-tetrahydrocannabinol_Kinetics_and_molecular_modeling Much above 212 you risk degrading THC into CBN in the presence of oxygen if you go too long.

Question: Why 240F when the reaction takes place at 212F?