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Check http://fuckcombustion.com/threads/volcano.220/page-100#post-966804 I make any length EZ Valve bags I like... and you can too. It's EZ~

I would look in the Plenty thread... I do not believe that he reducers are identical The same exists for the Volcano reducer.

Some folks (me included) want a home use vape that has a very clear readout, and a larger form factor..... just minus the plug. This is like a non-plugin home vape. Some portables like the solo are not so great for travel and stealth but are great for moving about the yard, or from room to room...

Me too. There is no power at all on any Iolite. (except the "generated spark" used to ignite the butane.) Perhaps there is a plug-in that has a similar sounding name. Ion? Perhaps some box type vape like an EZ Vape knock off? Pictures?

I agree with @Justpassedu 's analogies, except I feel that I get a little bit better flavor with the CFX. About the Pax... I felt that Pax 1 had a bit better flavor (and longer lasting sessions) than the Pax 2. Still I like the taste of the Boundless a little more.

Just a few points: CFX heats up 3 times faster than Pax. Similar density of vapor produced in both. Pax requires a bit more dexterity to clean CFX has wider spectrum of temperatures to choose from. Pax is smaller, but does get hotter (not too hot to handle) CFX gets more sessions per charge...

I do not go that high because it has been shown that vaporization at extremely high temperatures have certain health risks similar to combustion, only without formation of tar. At temperatures as low as at 400º F (and of course higher) some undesirable compounds such as benzene and dioxins are...

I do not get "munchies" I was at 119-130 pounds for over 2 years following a surgery. I made cannabutter... and my wife made caramels for me. I ate them in the mornings when I was queasy or nauseated... they help that condition fast. I started eating them in the evening also as a sweet treat. My...

Your Tube idea is great! If you have a 1/4 inch retaining ring plier like we used to repair the older Zaps, that can be used in place of paper clip.

The Extreme Q basket over the filter works wonderfully. I think I got the idea from @Vambo1980

Stash Jar a friend etched for me.. His 1st project. He etched the fruit, then put my logo on the top.

YES!... That is what I have been saying.

The rattle could be the "filter"... it gets loose. Here you see it from the bottom... when you open the unit to fill it. If the silver filter turns at all.... it is loose and it is the culprit. That is because when loaded... the filter is pressed against herb... When you "tap out" it is again...

If you buy the capsules from S&B in a set of 40, they cost 34¢ each. While my reducer has not arrived, I have been handling and experimenting with the capsules, and I feel they are like the polymide Inhalater capsules.... replaceable if you choose, but with care I have made my Inhalater Capsules...

Try a 2 pronged solution. open and then bend 2 paper clips in half. This will make you two 2 pronged tools. insert the prongs of one on one side (through the breather holes) and then insert the other two prong tool the same way at the bottom (through two holes). once you have that set up, just...

Each capsule has a lid that closes and keeps your herb enclosed. It is not in place when you open the dispenser... they left the tops on the bottom... it is up to you to cover the capsule! They are not meant to be thrown away if too sticky to open, soak in Iso, then while still wet from Iso...

@Boundless Vape Technology Hats off to you. I medicate with a full session with flowers every hour on the hour and do hits from various other vapes in between (and dabs and medibles through it all). Heat-up time is so fast that speed of medicated state is equal to grabbing a few hit from a...

Easy clean up. Rocket fast heat-up and delivery. I have used no other unit since I got this at 3 pm. I have emptied and filled the unit a dozen times, and it is still an easy cleanup. Short Vapor path. I like that.

I am certain there would be no air flow moving around the reducers. By the very nature of "air impedance" reducer describes specifically channelled air.

I did not expect to be as impressed by this technology as I am. I have used the CFX for a little over two hours, and I am convinced that this is a great unit for a patient with medical needs. One with limited dexterity would not be subjected to the usual process, of figuring out compensatory...