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The Flowerpot has more horsepower on tap. It's a crusher.

These seem really sweet!

I think I wrote up a bigger comparison between the Vrod in the Dcup thread when discussing this with @emmdeemo IMO concentrate hits are gonna be smoother and tastier off the Dcup. The Vrod handles concentrates well for a flower-centric design, but since it adds convection to the vapor (by...

Some of the budder comes right off parchment very cleanly, depends on a lot of different factors. Sometimes I use a cold pack underneath the paper to chill the rosin, but I always like when it comes off clean at room temp with no extra tools.

Due to the Vrod design, it passes concentrate vapor through the heat exchanger which adds convective air to the hits, Dcup is a direct inject conduction nail. IMO for the absolute highest quality dabbing experience, it's best to keep them separate. IMO - You won't get the same benefits of...

Properly produced cannabis oils for cartridges are very thick to begin with. The thickener is used to adjust the viscosity of oil which has already been cut with a thinning agent. This gives you twice as much dilution (cha-ching) while still giving the misleading physical appearance of raw...

Plus they aren't really grinder friendly so don't work that well in most vapes anyways.

Reminder: The people that truly cared about the integrity of the cannabis plant were never buying non cannabis derived botanical terpene blends or thinning agents/diluents to begin with. Know your source!

I'm honestly not familiar with that store or the Plenty. After using the Classic and Digit extensively, the only Volcano I would buy now is the Hybrid. I think I prefer the Mighty over my Classic.

6 ton dabpress stows away easily in a closet.

The budder is also much easier to collect than the runny sap!

If it's kief from a trim bin it might do alright, if it's from a grinder it's probably more contaminated, but it's all squishable, just won't be the same quality as pressing good hash/sift. I think it's way better! :ninja: IMO flavor, effects, shelf life, cleanup, I think it's easier to press...

have you tried turning it up when its in boost mode?

That's fresh, I was digging the alien green one too.

A friend bought a vape battery from there all good.

Kief is probably better off vaped. Would be fine to press for edibles though if you have a lot of it. The yield will pretty much tell you the purity.

I think they are incredible for microdosing, I find it easy to achieve pretty consistent doses compared to other forms of vaporization. I only use cartridges produced by cutting edge single source companies though.

Isn't the heating element and wiring/insulation directly in the vapor path though? Tends to be a problem with portables, IMO why they are nearly all flawed. I'm thinking more like the Flowerpot when I consider healthy vaporizers. Zero electronics, plastics, solders, glues, silicone, teflon...

Thank you!! Exactly! Those hot, dry conditions are ideal to extract the vapor, so we want to make the vapor as smooth as possible while still supporting the vapor from condensing too much. Seems like folks in the community are really starting to get a grasp on water-less cooling with some of...

Yeah I didn't break the first housing until it was over 10 years old, but the weird thing is I broke the replacement very quickly. So quick, in fact, that I tried to get a new one through S&B CS claiming it was defective, but they didn't hook me up lol.