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I received my 3mm rubies a day early! I would definitely recommend these to someone looking to do the SSV43 mod. I was using 3mm natural quartz beads with drilled holes previously. I was concerned about the beads cracking from thermal stress and inhaling quartz dust. I don't think that...

I'm imagining a base made out of modeling clay. Thick enough that you could make 'wells' for his feet. You might could use sugaru in the feet 'wells' for some grip. Or maybe you could make a little tripod that comes off of the downstem?

Easily replaceable battery Cleans easily Convection heat Glass, stainless, or titanium vapor path

The EU and US order numbers are different.

There is a whole thread about this! It seems to be about 4-5 weeks. https://fuckcombustion.com/threads/tinymight-shipping-thread.48924/

If you ordered via PayPal and it's still pending you will need to reorder most likely. I preemptively made a second order (with cc) after hearing from Blimey that PayPal wasn't accepted any more. I put my original order# and note in the new order notes. I also sent a few emails like the one in...

Shipping is expensive so you need to order a bit to make it worth it...

I got a response to my email today from David.

I've got some 3mm ruby (corundum) balls on the way. I'll update when they arrive Monday. I will have extras if you'd like any. Rubies hold heat very well and have a melting point of 2,040° C, or 3,700° F.

Seems to be about 3-5 weeks

Yes, d'oh

#1633 Pending PayPal. Placed June 7

Ordered July 6, 2020 Order ID: 1633 Method: PayPal

The $12 quartz beads I linked from eBay work well if you are looking for something inexpensive. I can mail you a basket screen for a few bucks.

I have both the quartz tube and quartz beads. There really isn't any comparison. The beads produce much more vapor with a very slight increase in draw compared to the tube. With the tube I run about 1 o'clock; beads at around 10 o'clock. Using the tube is easier if you regularly swap out heater...

I was thinking it would be neat to have a stainless ball bearing in the chamber and a magnetic ring around the glass wand. This way you could stir without detaching the hands free attachment. I may 3d print something if anyone has ideas.

Yeah, I run mine at around 10-11.

SSV43 I decided to add more balls and filled it (almost) to the top. I allowed a tiny bit of room up top for expansion. The draw is slightly harder to pull, but still very low resistance. I think there is less issue with hot spots when filled to the top. The balls now no longer whir around when...

That's right - 14mm. I can mail you one for a few bucks.