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I feel each vape I've tried has offered a different experience and a different high. I enjoy switching between them to change it up. I think this log type looks like a great addition. Nice to hear the opinion of another cano user on that. Now back to the topic at hand, I love my Volcano...

The fact that it took so long to charge, leads me to suspect that your unit is faulty. Out of the box , I fully charged my crafty in about 1 hour. Email S&B. I don't compress my bowl, just load to the top and level it off. I get to 10+ big hits and maybe 3-5 more nice hits on boost. This is...

I had a similar experience with my unit. Resetting to factory defaults via the app solved the problem immediately. It has not occurred again since.

I've tried 5 different vapes, 3 of which I own. So far nothing can get me as medicated as the Cano gram for gram. The crafty comes close. I have to say that I absolutely love my Cano. The one type of Vape I haven't tried is a log Vape. Those underdogs look very tempting and I've heard they...

During the week, I'll Vape as soon as I'm back from work. So from about 530pm till 12, I might Vape about 3-4 sessions. On the weekends, it all depends what I'm doing, but usually 4-5 sessions. I daydream a lot naturally, my head is always in the clouds. Vaping just sends me into my mind...

Hmm seems like most on here are EZ valve fans. I actually love cleaning the solid valve. I take my time and disassemble it, almost like a ritual to me. I use it fairly heavily, so like kolila, my bags last 2-3 months before it develops a few leaks. There's nothing like the taste of a fresh new...

By packing it tight, you're essentially putting more flowers in there. I'm gonna guess that this is why you get the denser vapor.

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Hmmm... I will give this a shot. Thanks for the tip!

I'm pretty sure the manual advised against packing the oven too much. The liquid pad is to be used if you're not filling the oven all the way to the top. The crafty being a convection Vape, requires a looser pack so it can maintain good airflow. If you start packing really tight, the...

I wish my tolerance was lower. Don't know if I'd be able to take one of those tolerance breaks, if I didn't have to. I went 3 weeks without any vaping when I was on an overseas trip recently, and got absolutely mangled when I vaped again. It was a great high. With that said, I limit myself...

I will always love a 'J'. There's just something about them. I would describe the high as more "muddy", not sure if that makes sense. Vapes have a clearer and longer lasting high. With that said , not much takes me to the level I can achieve with my Cano.

Temps setting will vary per user, but I found that the out of box settings 180 c and +15 c work great for me. Nice clouds everytime, with '0' learning curve. Regarding the filling aid, I love it. It's quick and neat to fill an oven, and holds a surprising amount.

I use about 0.1-0.2 g per oven, it varies a bit depending on grind consistency, but this will usually fill it. I would say a little less than half of what I load my cano solid valve with. I'm not experienced with oils, so cannot comment there, I'm sure someone else can chime in. I can only...

At full temp with a freshly packed oven the closest thing I can compare it to is a good bong hit. It's so thick that I tried it once when I first got the thing, and haven't done that again since.

Mine gives me the same message after back to back sessions, but so far has not affected the operation. The way I see it, if the crafty breaks during normal sessions , I have a 2 year warranty to back it up. I'm good with that for now. My Gf and I both use it 2-3 times a day, so about 6 total...

Your post made me realize that I've used my Cano practically everyday for 3 years and I've never timed how long it takes to heat up. It's never bothered me, as I take that time to clean the oven and pack a new one. My go to temp is a '6' on my classic which is about 374, so not far off. The...

People I know, including myself have left theirs on overnight, on more than one occasion and never had an issue. That said, I wouldn't make it a habit, I just turn it on for a sess, and turn it off when I'm done.

My Crafty had a slight hiccup today. I went to do a session, packed a full oven and turned it on and waited for the vibrate signal. I usually vape at the default 180 C, so when I took a draw I was a bit surprised to find a much much thicker than usual vapor. Instead of a solid green light the...

The temp fluctuations are completely normal IMO. It behaves similarly to a volcano digit. The temp sensor in there is very accurate, and quite sensitive to small changes, which would account for this. I'm also assuming that it goes a degree or two higher in order to try and keep the temp as...