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Sounds like more vape pen hysteria.

Lol Dynavap literally sells the Tectonic in their own store. https://www.dynavap.com/dynashop/ocs/the-tectonic/

When you say extract to the fullest are you trying to vape the whole load in one hit? Why not turn the temperature down on your other vapes? IMO the secret sauce of the volcano is that it doesn’t vaporize super quickly or hot, which generates really consistent AVB. The consistent flow rate of...

It probably balances out in the end if you keep blowing residual bags, but I always preferred to just do one big fat XXL bag per chamber.

Brilliant!

I'm pretty confident the Hybrid extracts more than the Classic, as the Plenty was found to extract more than the classic https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article/figure?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0147286.g003

That is a valid and fair point, choosing a Dynavap would definitely depend on the OPs comfort level. A blind woman won MasterChef though, so it’s a little hard to say what the OP is comfortable with, as most blind people do have some limited range of vision. If we knew a little bit more about...

If you look in the OPs post history they have been asking about the Crafty for a while. Crafty has haptic feedback to tell you when you reach your set temperature, but the Bowle heats up when you push the button, so I don’t see a huge benefit to haptic in that regard. I guess one benefit is you...

Even Jeff Dunham would be impressed!

Sorry, I was referring to @iDRINKBLEACH post. Always got some new DIY experimenting going on over here! 😁

You have to figure out what your goals are, IMO glass has way too much mass for a portable, it's gonna use a considerable portion of the limited amount of available battery power just heating up.

The built in glass screen on the Arizer vape stems will be hard to beat for easy cleaning and loading though, I've had an Air since 2014 and I doubt any vape is easier to clean. Arizer really hit the nail on the head when it comes to low maintenance. You could get a wooden stem if you wanted...

@Vapefanatic I believe it functions more on the "brute force" principal - you can see in the photos one post above yours the kanthal element is glowing red, pushing the heater well over 1000F degrees.

I know you keep saying it, I just don’t see it. Air is a solution. It’s also a fluid. Trying to make the argument of doing aromatherapy - overcoming the molecules vapor pressure to release oils into an aerosol - while not producing an aerosol - sounds like a challenge. The real problem is we all...

See 21 U.S.C. § 863(e)(1). Factor (2) – “descriptive materials accompanying the item which explain or depict its use.” The Volcano Vaporizer retail unit includes a “Quick Start Manual” which illustrates how the merchandise is intended to be used. The literature does not name one particular...

Well I did it on an inactive phone with no service plan, phone number, or SIM card. If you have any of those you’d be even easier to find. Even more so if you have multiple accounts on the same device, as many do. I didn’t know anything about cyber security at the time.

I used to think that too until people found my canna page. There are multiple identification methods tied to these applications. Like I didn’t know the phone would cross check you with your contact list to suggest friends to you, and you to friends, among other things.

I lost mine to a $1 soda.......... 🥴

My goal is just to point out some of the benefits possible with a more responsive heater design, as I feel it will be an important feature for the next generation of desktops. More mass would help with temperature stability on longer draws, but so would a more responsive heater. But I agree that...