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:worms: fuckery! That's exactly what happened to my piece, took the neck clean off!

I remember having a drawer full of gallon ziploc bags of ABV and finally thinking "WTF am I saving this for." I always told myself it was for edibles but ABV makes, frankly, gross edibles. Back in the day people on the forum used to make ABV out to be solid gold, looking back I think I saved it...

Try more like 800-1000 degrees if you want to replicate Biohacker's experience. He torches for 60 seconds so you can imagine how hot the banger actually is.

Just dump the ABV like your smoke pipe then if it causes you anxiety lol.

Carb hole! :lol:

:o :rofl: That HAD to be a total "WTF" moment! My buddy makes a little parchment paper shim to take the play out of his 14mm setup; the tape should work too.

30% yield @ 200F

Yeah you never really know what you're gonna get. Got an overpriced 8th of Sour Blackberry Kush cause it sounded really dank... was supposed to be their absolute best grade of flower... I think it yielded the worst I've ever squished, like 10 or 11%. They gave me a free 8th of Sunset...

I heard it was an issue with knock off CCells. Curious how the authentic ones test. One of the reasons I like the Pax pods though!

Benzene is one of those things us vaporizer advocates like to exaggerate. People have been inhaling benzene since humans started smoking cannabis... and it still hasn't killed anybody.

25mm axials back in stock?

I know exactly what you mean about those SiC dishes, I believe that's the porosity that causes that.

I think the bubbles might be developing when oil tries to wick through the inlet holes. The pax pod wick is fully bathed in oil at all times so it doesn't have to flow into a separate vaporization chamber.

Does the SiC dish not wipe completely clean after a dab without ISO or water? My ruby stays spotless, so easy to clean, I assume its the porosity differences.

Pax Pods? :D I think that's an advantage of the fully bathed wick as I rarely get bubbles in my Era pods. I feel like maybe cool down hits help reduce them in a Ccell? :cheers: That sounds good, my resistance usually clocks in a bit higher with Apex Ccells (~1.5 ohm) but as long as you stay...

The max power depends on the resistance of the cart, I generally use Ccells in the 5-6Watt range, which measures out to something usually between 3-3.5Volts. I wouldn't go much over 3.7v with a Ccell. The viscosity of your oil will affect how long/hot you can hit it to some degree as well. I do...

The ruby/sapphire works a lot better to me. I never really felt like the quartz ones did much. Also my ruby stays spotless and the quartz ones like to chazz.

:clap::clap::clap: It gives you enail style control with these carts, a total game changer :rockon:

I'm more familiar with evaluating the melt based on how much residue it leaves behind on the nail. I use high quality indoor as well and many of my favorite strains are lucky to yield 15% with rosin or solvent extracts. I would only hit full melt sift ever if I was getting 15%. :D Are you...

And what are you referencing the melt on? A quartz banger? Your flowers would have to be like 50% resin if you were getting 15% just in full melt lol. Not sure if we are talking about two different things here cause true full melt is 99% pure trichome heads. How do you achieve 15% full melt...