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I've honestly only done a handful of dabs on my Showerhead. I had a real bad experience with some dirty concentrate recently so I'm back to my old single organic source for extracts and have been waiting for harvest for new meds. Should have something in the next week or two. I was having to run...

I've only ever used a glass VC so I just can't relate to the Ti tips performance. Maybe that's what I've been missing the whole time? Keep in mind concentrates on a cup vaporize mostly via conduction, so thermal mass in the cup could help displace thermal mass in the tip/cap regarding the...

When I got mine, I gave the parts a swab with an ISO dipped Q tip and got very, very minimal residual oils. I think I only ended up using one side of the Q-tip it was so little. @dadan Not sure what would make that scent unless some of the Beeswax from the handle got rubbed off on the...

If you're not burning the residual plant material on you're definitely at vaporization temps!

I would consider upping to a Ti tipped model with adjustable CCD positions for maximum microdosing ease.

Dabbing is conduction + convection vaporization as long as your temps are right.

I don't know, but I find the Air harsh on the throat too.

Well my VC broke the other day (I've only ever used the glass one) but I was using the S&B pads. Maybe it was due to the glass tip versus metal, but I never was able to really get flavor + clouds like my wax atomizers, it was always one or the other. I always read about you and squiby having...

No need to hold sideways, plug straight into water pipe and inhale! The metal mesh works okay, but like porous ceramic, the negative is you are always hitting reclaim and residual material every hit; compared to something which can be hit with a Q-tip and like new again.

I want to see a concentrate specific Ti tip with a titanium cup for our precious goo.

Lets see an induction heater that is powered by USB ;) I have boat loads of these million dollar ideas.

I only have the 14mm bowl and all my pieces are 14mm. Be nice to have an 18-14mm reducer in my kit though, because twice I've brought it with me to others houses and they ended up having 18mm pieces. I'm not sure on the 2 piece bowl, but the video was a lot more reassuring than what I was...

Exactly, press too wet and you end up with moisture in your rosin. Then people think you're dabbing poop soup because it will sizzle on the nail! Also if the rosin has too much water in it the risk of tearing your paper goes way up, which would be awful! I've never really been into hydro, but...

Path of diminishing returns. Really wet bud has too much moisture, but some like to do a fresh frozen bubble run and then squeeze that for "live rosin." Keep in mind the yield is technically skewed when pressing a really wet product to account for moisture loss; as there is a lot more...

I know @muunch went through one and I'm sure someone else did too. I knew mine was on borrowed time as I had already straightened the handle a couple times from people bending it. I don't feel like I've gotten anywhere close to breaking a joint in my glass pieces, or read of anyone doing so on...

With dry sift the trichomes have already been separated from the flower. It's not the same as trying to extract the resin through a bunch of dense plant material, as most of the plant material has already been removed during the refinement process. I understand your hypothesis fine, I think...

The pressure bursts the cell wall of the glandular trichome head, and the heat drives the oil out, but it's certainly moisture dependent. It's not like pressing olive oil where a cold press can be done, the heat is a critical component for driving the oil out. Yield definitely suffers with lack...

The way it was explained to me is since oil and water do not mix, the heat drives out the moisture in the flowers, which looks for the path of least resistance to escape, which causes the steam to extract the resin.

Good idea! I only have the kickstand though.

Wow who broke my fucking bowl handle! :nope: I unscrewed it and threw it in the trash, then realized the threading goes through the bowl... so I had to dig through the garbage for that small threaded end so I wouldn't have a leaky boat! :rofl: I don't know how some of you can wait til the bowl...