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Got my heart started anyway. Good one!

That is one incredible looking vape. Crazy burl!

Finished my 34 year t-break.

With my Pax I have to mouth pump or else I burn my lungs out.:cry: Get my Underdog heated up with my do20--d and it's all lungs.

Off topic, but I love the bookcase @Snappo . @Ed's TnT , this beaut is coming your way, from @Snappo but no hurries man. Just put me in line. (actually I don't know how I'm gonna wait for it, but I'll figure it out.)

You can get diamond cutters for cheap at dx.com. I bought a medical grade tube that had 14mm male ends and bought a set of blades from dx and cut the thing in half to make 2 glass stems for my Underdog. You will need a torch so you can round off the ends, otherwise they'll end up cracking...

I got bored the other day and threw a switch in the vvps. It didn't turn out perfect,... that Dremel can get a little unruly at times. I actually like it though. No more fiddling around with the knob when I'm in a hurry. Shitdamn, there went the warranty!

You can show your dogs everyday and we wouldn't get tired looking at them.

That is one BADASS vape. I'm jealous.

You may want to go with protected ones, although Panasonics are high quality.

The pup's been feeding off ol' blu' for months and has perfect health.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/25W-2A-DC-5-25V-12V-to-0-5-25V-5V-24V-Buck-Boost-converter-Module-LED-voltmeter-/281566614539?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item418ead940b Anyone with any experience with these? I have 4 or 5 places at home that I enjoy vaping in, so instead of buying complete vvps's for...

Too bad it can't take a higher input voltage. Guess for the price I could experiment. Crank up the input voltage to see how far she'd go before gettin smoked. Edit- Just looked at the description of it and it says 12v input, but the picture of it shows 5-24v. ???

I got one of these and it works great for my D020-D. I do need a way to adjust the heat though. For now I set the bubbler on it for just a few minutes at a time so it doesn't get too hot...

Are there any markings on it noting the wire gauge? A large gauge wire (smaller number, as in 16ga. compared to 18ga.) may not allow much drop at all. This may be marked as "awg" also.

Holy crap. That is an amazing work of art. Now I'm questioning my decision to own just one UD.

I know some people don't, but I actually enjoy stirring up the bowl between hits.

Here's a good picture. http://www.tutco.com/_images/products/dimensiondrawing/standard_cartridge.jpg

Amazing company here. My first stop when looking for log stuff. Which leads me to this... Recently, on another log forum, a customer bought a gong that was defective (sticking to his Nano port). He still can't get a replacement since December. Of course, I don't know the whole story, but...

First, it's the superlative customer service. Second to none. Next, as stated above, the artwork. My Underdog is still so pleasurable to look at, even after months of it sitting on the coffee table next to my lazyboy. Third, would be the ability to use it with 12 volts. Batteries, wall...