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I hope you don't think 'trying to get as much as I can' is going to separate you from many folks these days. Seems to be all the rage these days........ Yeah, serendipity I think it's called. I was using a two AA holder in one pocket (to guard against the dreaded key/change pants fire) and a...

Some of that I come by honestly. Time was students who didn't follow (or thought I had it wrong....) went straight to the Dean.......something I learned is best avoided. Adults only learn new stuff when they can tie it into what they already 'know'. Children, OTOH, are still building that...

Yer welcome, I'll put it on your bill. Thanks for the feedback.....and kind words. Writing stuff guys could understand was, after all, my goal. OF

Likewise for sure. Best wishes for a long, happy and successful life together. OF

Better still as Bride and Groom gifts? Any best man worth having stand up with you would much rather have an engraved VM that some tacky cheap watch or cuff links...... OF

Wow, that's nearly 20 real dollars! Like seven bucks each? Do they come full of bubble hash or something? You might want to poke around some for 'dram vials', the ones I get are a tiny fraction of that cost: http://www.sunburstbottle.com/amber-glass-vials/p/A18/ You can get other colors, and...

Yup, for sure the soft vinyl ones are to be avoided in this application. However the stiff ones (85D) are much better at staying put. Even cut in half (which didn't seem to make them less secure). I've had the much softer (and more expensive) silicone ones come off in my pocket.....also to be...

We differ in technique (as might be expected). In addition to using different bud (always well cured and therefore less dense?), and I think I grind more coarse by a fair bit. And I definitely don't jam every bit in making the top flat and even with the rails. That's only useful for the...

Sorta the whole story, but not all vinyl caps are the same. There are high temperature ones quite suitable to the task, I've used them for years now: http://www.mcmaster.com/#high-temperature-caps/=wve4n0 They look the same but are stiffer. Here's one on the hot end of a stem, the other end...

No, not really. It's not stable until the entire oven area reaches normal temperature, the insulation that saves us battery power makes that slower. Yes, the cup (the important part to making vapor) is at temperature in a minute or two, but not the entire oven. Think about a sheet of material...

It' looks basically like this one earlier on in the thread: That is they both have the same trap built into the top to stop spills. With mine, I take advantage of that feature and fill upside down. It will drain to the level set by the trap, in my case a safe level to bubble with. Fast/no...

Looks to me to be a prime spot for the upcoming Heating Station.....with an appropriate battery pack, of course...... You think? OF

One of these should do nicely: http://www.pipesdaddy.com/18mm-Vaporizer-Bubbler-Knob-p/as-0035.htm OF

Bigger units are more stable. Somewhere along the path it goes from being an accessory to having a vape attached to it. I think most of the cooling comes from time, not contact with the water. Hot air cools fast when it's a small fraction, vapor not much slower. It's called 'specific heat'...

"Another one bites the dust." Happy camper after happy camper.......that's like a little clue isn't it? OF

I think liking VM is a personal thing. If the idea appeals to you, the results are there (with some effort), you're likely to become a big fan too. One potential negative thing is it might run your concentrate usage right up, you can have either side of that argument......I'll take the other...

Good question. I too am of the 'you don't lose potency' school. If you did, many of us MMJ types would figure that out quickly and abandon the idea. My 'take' is you can't dissolve/absorb THC in water like many of the components in smoke. "Rancid bong water" is not a vaping thing. I think...

Not to worry, we got Captain Kirk on it: http://www.cnbc.com/id/102605559 You can't make this stuff up. OF

And don't fight it cold. Heat the bowl up first to soften the deposits up. OF

Try it, there's a seam about 3/8 inch up the tube from the base. Just unscrew the bottom part. I think it's an excellent choice, provided you don't loose it (several ways to do that come to mind....). Yeah, it's dry here. We're growing tomatoes in the desert and watering golf courses where...