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It does not under normal circumstances. This is especially a problem when used on some bongs that have a bit of blowback (when water rushes back into the perc).

The Fog Pro is convection based so chews thru batteries...not an actual battery fault. I always recommend Molicel P28a as they have more than enough power to run every device I own...I do not have to worry about using an underpowered battery in any device that way...

The vape was listed this way since it was for sale and a lot of thought went into the cooling side of things...only the electronic part is warranted and the company refers to all the other parts as 'consumable' to avoid confusion about what is covered by warranty. It is not really a consumable...

No need for the hand-brake...I might learn something! :cheers:

I only use SiC in my DAAB now, https://vimeo.com/705982153?share=copy

Just a quick video to show the new Blue version and how it seems to run hotter than my old OG...nice to have the extra oomph, https://vimeo.com/829265563?share=copy

Paintbrush bristle maybe? I just finished trimming dried buds ready for curing and brushed out the trays the branches were transported for a few meters in for the job...makes for a frosty ball time! Mostly looks like dry sift with a few stamen/stigma/leaf chucked in...yes it was a bit...

Welcome to the forum and well done on giving up the ciggies! I was a spliff smoker (weed and tobacco in a 2.5 paper) for just shy of 30 years (started in Mt Isa) and know it is not an easy thing to do. You can sprinkle it on ice cream, chug it in a milkshake or cook with it as there will be...

Did that jar contain extra dry bud that may have sucked it to 'just before dry & crunchy'?

A larger version would be hard to resist as the smallish size of the OMD is the only drawback for me.:2c: Yep, 2x fill in the grinding area usually does it for me as shown. They do...and get brushed into the first bowl after grinding as I would rather this than sticky fingers from pulling buds...

Bugger! This a good reminder that the cooling unit is classed as a consumable. To make it last as long as possible, be a little careful when attaching the CU, don't just let it slap/snap shut under magnetism as this may be the cause of that damage over time.

This was over 650 puffs with no CU maintenance or capsule used as the mesh screen does a great job, only resin gets built up(I only opened it to clean due to bubbling noises in the resin),

The older version has an o-ring, later versions have a steel spring retainer.

I hear there may be an Aussie player in the market soon as well...but life is short and the Q shop has twice the votes in this poll than some so why not, those Qaroma XL look quite nice, but crazy prices, https://everestcollective.com.au/products/qaroma-xl-aromatheraphy-device-diy-kit-full-kit...

I usually use the 50/50 water/white vinegar for an hour before rinsing well with hot water then repeating if needed until neutral. The o/night bi-carb paste is usually just to remove the vinegar smell. Another trick is to leave the silicone in direct sunlight but this takes days. If after all...

I would get in touch with them at BuyVapo to confirm the shipping cost otherwise here may help? https://vapefiend.co.uk/collections/xmax-vaporizers-parts Just one of the bonuses of owning the Roffu, only the cooling unit needs cleaning (rarely if you employ the mesh screen in the CU grommet)...

Zee's (US$25 flat rate shipping to outside US:clap:)have a deal on that does not help (black version is the same price US$265), https://www.zeevapor.com/product/zees-smoke-shop-420-edition-bundle-9-desert-crumble/ I was thinking of getting it along with these, very tempting...

Not good at dry herb vaping, like most (not all) concentrate vapes. I prefer my ruby insert over my AIN in the Pockety.:tup:

Nice guess, pretty close. I weighed it this time and it was 3.7g...about enough to fill a Plenty bowl.:tup:

Looks interesting, Q shops latest... probably not for the 'I don't like exposed coils' users,