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As long as it’s not back strain I think you’ll be alright!

All the other radiant heated vapes need an element glowing red hot or near, I'm just skeptical a set temp under 500F can achieve forced convection thru radiation at half the temperature of a SSV or Vapbong? And the heater is inside the oven in those vapes? I feel like there is a timeline...

I don't see how that bowl with ground herb could do anything being so far away from the heater, and at such nominal temperatures. The videos above show the whole nugs that were loaded in the down stem, the color and AVB consistency screams conduction to me. It seems more like a giant Vapcap...

It still looks like conduction to me, can you post a video taking a convection hit?

Yeah I believe they are, but the nano emulsion ones hit faster than any other edible I've tried. Even faster than a tincture.

I’ve done equal parts gram to gram BHO to coconut oil. I estimated the last batch of Time Capsules to be in the ~250mg range. Check out the dosage calculator on www.howtoedibles.com for an easy way to estimate doses.

@WalkOfLight have you tried any of the nano gummies? I tried some recently and they kick in as fast as vaping, I was pretty impressed. I have a higher tolerance and surprisingly even the 5mg had an effect.

We loosely throw around the word "innovation" but actually stating a goal would make for a better discussion. Right off the bat I'm seeing two distinctly different trains of thought here - one group who sees potential in improvements, and another that needs to see something really radical to...

Independent convection and conduction control is pretty interesting!

Silicon Carbide has been shown to be biocompatible, though the Mohs is high so it's expensive to work. The hardness of aluminum nitride would be preferable but I don't believe it has seen such medical usage. It would need to be something with high thermal conductivity for that design to work to...

I actually agree with some of Bud's premise, however I have to comment on a few things from my perspective. All of the devices he named "revolutionary" besides the MFLB, were all considered very expensive in their day. I wanted a Mighty so bad, but they debuted at $479, so instead I opted for...

Pink macaroons and a million balloons and performing baboons and - give it to me NOW!

They would be ~1MM holes, like the hole size in a S&B capsule. I'm honestly not sure about cleaning without trying it, you know how these pesky things can vary in theory vs in practice 😀 but I did anticipate this layout to be fairly easy to clean considering the amount of cooling, as long as it...

Yeah I agree, 2 inches of cooling section is honestly probably quite a bit overkill, I bet something closer to ~25mm/ 1 inch of cooling section would be plenty. When I designed that last October I was just (buzzed) thinking the stock stem is 55mm, how much cooling could I squeeze in that same...

I think it looks more like the often mentioned kitchen appliance without the paint! Lol I bet if confronted you could pawn this one off as your hip new personal portable coffee brewer from Korea. You can even show them the little pots where you load your single serving of coffee, or tea. Just...

Any increase in cooling surface area will result in an increased pressure drop (more restricted flow) so its all a balancing act between cooling power versus airflow preferences. That's why I need a TM so I can see what the airflow is actually like with a stock stem and see how much cooling I...

I definitely know what you mean, often times glass screens are sized obscurely and can be more trouble than their worth. The one I had quoted on at the end of last year used a fixed screen based on the S&B dosing capsule hole size/pattern as I find those work pretty darn good at containing...

I got a bunch of cooling stem designs that trickle over from my Vapcap stuff, I just need a TinyMight for testing them, cause I need to see how hot this thing actually gets! 🔥 I'll probably get one to try out as I'm pretty bored of my current portables. I had one stem design quoted a while back...

I think people think because they don't see contaminant in their larger micron bag presses that going smaller doesn't make a difference, but then I learned that any contaminant ~50 microns or smaller is nearly invisible to the naked eye, so the actual differences between finer bags wouldn't...

Digging that compact form factor! Looks quick and easy to get into!