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Points to her for doing her job properly, and not trying to do anyone else's job.

Everybody has their preferences... Myself, I wouldn't ever set a tippy breakable glass object down on tiny little feet, I would always want it down sideways on the table. Feet on j-hooks don't really make sense to me, but that might just be me.

I share @GoldenBud's reaction, I have no idea how this thing really functions in practice. You will have more success if you first focus on the usage experience. Show us what it will be like to use this device: packing, heating, evaluating when it is at temp, hitting.

Keep in mind that the max CDR rating doesn't tell you this cell works well at 15 A, it's telling you this cell is safe enough to not explode at 15 A. The capacity rating of cells is NOT for their max current capability, it is typically measured at a draw of 0.5 A or less. Cells that are pushed...

A short soak in baking soda and water will also help. It's good for neutralizing the volatile chemicals that come out of newly manufactured plastics\polymers.

That's hilarious. I used a standard rimmed basket, once. You want one of these from VGoodiez: https://vgoodiez.com/products/hard-rim-basket-screens-for-tinymight-4-pack-by-tinymight

It's funny, I bought and played all 3 of the games in the Witcher series and never finished any of them. They were all fun for a while, 3 for a long while, but eventually grew tedious and I no longer cared about the finale. There is something with their story telling or game pacing that isn't...

My understanding is that the Anvil doesn't play well with most induction heaters. A typical full 120 W IH is too powerful for the vapcap and most home builders take a few wraps off the coil (from 10 down to 7 or 8) which reduces power. Doing that will likely help avoiding overloading your...

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This has the power to melt your VC into a pile of slag. We normally use 120 W boards, not 1000 W. I would not try this on battery, this board will be crazily inefficient and drain the cells really fast. If using mains power it can probably be made to work, but my guess is that it will be a...

If you ever want to address someone directly type the "@" symbol and the first few letters of their name, it will popup a list of names to choose from. That way they get a notification and know they've been tagged. Or quote them by hitting the reply button which does the same thing. When I...

Who are you talking to friend? :) You made a new post rather than replying to an existing one. The TM2 isn't really what anyone would call a sipper. Turn it down to 3 - 3.5 and it will work OK, but it's a little more than you need. Vapes like the Milaana and Sticky Brick are similar, they...

There really weren't that many stem load devices until recently. It used to be the Arizer's and a bunch of artisan vapes that used basket screens. Now the top dog in stem loaders is the TM. The different stem loaders are all so different from one another that it doesn't make for a really...

I hate it when I reach for the VC and accidentally push air into the airport with my finger and that little puff of vapor comes out the top. Hey, get back here you little cloud bastard... Overall I think that terpene loss isn't too significant.

I have several good convection vapes and the VC (Vong) is still in my top two of vapes reached for. It's by far the most efficient. It has more "metal" taste than other vapes but luckily I'm not overly sensitive to that. There are times when the small chamber and tight draw are just not what...

Absolutely, some steel wrapped glass and a bunch of practice would give very clean hits.

Yes, spare batteries are needed. You should stop vaping with it plugged in. It's not designed for pass-through power and keeping it plugged in doesn't help or improve anything. It can harm the battery if you let it drain too low while plugged in. Most people recommend you charge the cells...

Yeah, @wamalt you may have a misunderstanding about induction heaters, they have no capability to measure or modulate power based on temperature. The Wand IH has a display that pretends to regulate temperature, but it's actually just a timer.

Hookah grommets... that seems like a thing I would have heard of before, but nope. Thanks for that, I love this site for weird tidbits like this one.

So, not plywood, but most easily described using the textbook definition of plywood ;) I get what you mean, just couldn't resist commeting.