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I think that it really comes down to efficiency and power/diameter of the bowl. I don't like coming back to a stale bowl to get a partially vaped out flavor. I'd like to get as much enjoyment out of 1-2 hits as possible. I do not want to come back and sip on a big bowl over hours with any ball...

I actually am using a 25mm axial coil for a couple of wireless ball vapes and the crossing PID. It's a regular braided cable. Currently I am just using a small vise to hold the coil, but I recently ordered a PID enclosure from @jkeyes98 for it an my micro crossing PID controller: Something like...

It was in the OWW discord, TKO-accessories channel: https://discord.com/invite/hkG3rSuM

You could save a few bucks if you got a marble instead of a bubble cap, since you are already getting an auto spinner. I haven't used that one but it seems great and you should have no problem in that coil. I saw on discord recently that someone else using your crossing PID controller (that...

I haven't used it with my VVPSs, but my friend swears by it. IIRC they stick to 4.5-5.1v for the CL on the ATM.

I just deleted 11 off topic posts, including mine. Feel free to start new threads, but let's keep this one on the Thermal Accumulator. A reminder of our rule:

This doesn't exactly match my experience. I have several titanium and stainless steel bowls. Some get stuck often others never do. My Shovelhead gets stuck if I heat soak it, but I determined that is pointless and now it never sticks. My stainless steel infinity bowl sticks every time on every...

I find the difference in flavor in ball vape housings to be overblown. Ball vapes in general are not the most flavorful in my collection. The largest difference in flavor, that I have experienced (between different ball vapes) is those that can produce good vapor at lower bowl temperatures, and...

FWIW there are some ball vapes that can add true conduction. For example, Cloud Connoisseur makes a bowl (the Vulcan) that can be heated with an enail coil.

Option #2 makes the most sense to me. Although I generally prefer a torch to enails.

Phattpiggie's most recent Instagram post said that orders start next week. https://www.instagram.com/reel/C33Nyt-C5gv

It's made by Crossing Technology. You can find it a few places online,if you don't want to buy the full Screwball kit: https://www.amazon.com/SS304-stainless-multi-purpose-dishwashers-Laboratory/dp/B0CS6HGKML/ https://vgoodiez.com/products/herb-scoop-by-crossing-technology

In mine it's not just the screen. The draw side is also very restricted. It makes for a unique and weird experience. I think you'll need to try an older model to get the full effect.

You solved your own mystery! The older models have a very restricted draw. But I'm glad the updates have opened it up. Although I suspect that would disappoint some vapers.

A gentle reminder to avoid comparing in device threads. Feel free to create a new Ask FC thread comparing those two.

Just a really long extension cord.

I love my CouchLog. It's one of my absolute favorite vapes. However it's different from a coil-driven ball vape in a lot of ways. It might be those ways are why you are interested in it. I think it's more flexible than a normal ball vape. I really don't use those for a nice long daytime session...

You can but I would not recommend it. I say just live your life and enjoy your vapes.

I have a few coil-driven ball vapes and I like the 5 Stainless Steel ones best and the two titanium ones the least. The zirconia housings I put right in the middle. I think that titanium is a pretty poor material for ball vapes. It tends to transfer heat into the rubies easily but it also lets...