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I've been particularly enjoying the Champagne Kush I just picked up, very floral/sweet scent

I find it odd that people are complaining about the PVHES stems being higher airflow when that was the entire point in their design...?

Arizer was also able to induce turbulence as well with their Cyclone Bowls, I believe the lip inside the bowl adds the airflow turbulence

Still don't understand why you wouldn't run the vapor from a fan-assisted vaporizer through some kind of basic condenser; thereby maximizing the extraction and efficiency. This seems like a step backwards to the old globe+hotplate style vaporizers.

I had one of my wisdom teeth extractions get infected as well, highly recommend getting that checked out. Better safe than sorry with that kind of stuff.

Sounds like you are looking for the Okeanos or possibly a Nibbler: http://www.w9tech.com/okeanos-micro-vape-pen-bubbler/ http://www.w9tech.com/nibbler-g-vape-pen-bubbler-attachment/

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I would recommend checking out "credit card grinders" which are the size/shape of a credit card but are perforated like a cheese grater. Not the best design, but very easy to carry

Yeah, I've been waiting 1+ year for the regular KISS cart to be released with the black wick. The globes are not very stealthy/easy to transport.

See here: https://www.reddit.com/r/vaporents/comments/2zi6fl/i_designed_and_machined_a_screen_for_my_arizer/ Very cool, although might run into issues with not all stems being perfectly round/even. I know I have a couple where even a trimmed down regular stainless screen is a tricky fit

Depends on your needs/preferences but I find the E-nano+Air make a great desktop+portable combo

Hey @VaPeD&CoNfUsEd, Are you exclusively using your Bravo for small welds/seals? Or do you also have a hand torch that you use for small details? Just curious about your experience with the range of the Bravo

I think this has been mentioned before, but Sears runs a portal for products similar to Amazon, so there can be products not actually carried by Sears.

Experimental green is also a great colour for spacey blues/greens

Or will it be because it will look like you are sucking on a high-end pen?

Hey I'm currently living in Vancouver and am getting starting in lampworking here myself. Feel free to message me if you have any questions about the area/city

This is pretty accurate for me as well, 1.5-2 on green, 1 white, 1 orange and 1-2 on red. So if the indicator reads red, I know to grab an extra battery or two. Personally, I like knowing as the battery approaches 50%

Yikes, if you can find a local glassblower, you could ask them to flame polish that and anneal it properly. At most they might charge you $5-10

Yeah, I'm honestly amazed that they keep the prices for the PVHES so low, considering the extra labour and precision that goes into each stem. People have been complaining about the availability of the PVHES since they first started selling them, you can look back in this thread to see evidence...

Interesting selection of items he is selling...Lego sets, electronics, hockey cards and...sex toys?