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I have more or less eliminated the issue with the window staying clear of debris. With an even draw, even with a quicker speed I have adopted, I only get pieces to fly up if I really pull too hard. In general, I don't think a top screen is necessary with proper technique. I have also found more...

@grokit Yes. I am a compulsive stirrer, and I rotate and turn the wand regular (standard). @Korben I think the cord should go on the side of the knob and be deatchable, so you could replace it if you needed to.

I have typically been bumping my temp from 1:30 to a little past 3 near the end. Is the evenness of the abv indicative of how thoroughly vaped? I occasionally get pieces very dark and some green left too, even when no vapor is any longer being produced. Thoughts? I am fairly new to vaporizing...

Agreed with faster draw. I was under drawing for a while and draw speed helped a lot. It meets in the middle with less button pushing.

I can "finish" each bowl by doing a couple "pipe puff" sips then a draw, release the button and keep drawing, then re press after about 4 or 5 seconds and continue. More recently I have been getting things dark brown but with no charring. I actually sped up my draw speed a bit from my original...

This is a great idea if you could find one that fits/works

I tend to "feel" the hit after I have let go of the button already. I preheat for 4 to 5 seconds for the first hit, then hit for about 8 seconds, let go of button and keep drawing. For each subsequent hit I use only a 1 or 2 second preheat. The warmer the unit, the less button pushing needed...

I got the 14 mm waterpipe adapter. Tried it out last night and had amazing success with some big smooth clouds with the dial at about 3 o clock. Lovely.

@Vitolo so you used an lsv heater cover and a long wand? I like the upward angled version. What is going on there?

Has anyone figured out how to achieve all glass vapor path? Maybe glass sherlock attached to the wand?

Thanks! I saw in the video them adjusting the heating element with a tool, so i figured it would be alright :) Amazing what a small difference in alignment made in the heat flow and the performance.

So I took the ceramic heating element, slowly pulled it up and centered it a little bit. Replaced the SG heater cover. The heating element touched the top of the glass. Used your suggestion @Dreamerr, and used the pick to moved it down slightly. Had to do this process twice to get it perfect...

Good idea with checking the clearance. I'm off work in about 1.5 hours and will see how it goes!!

I had mine up higher like that, but couldn't tell if it was touching the glass, so moved it down a bit. Will check results after work. Thanks! Obviously the view is different because I have the SSV standard heater cover.

I can't try it yet! I have to go to work, and I think the testing process might be a bit much for me to stroll into work. Ha! Hopefully that solves the issue.

I watched this, and pulled up on my heating element. Now when I look in the hole (standard heater cover) I can see the very tip of the heating element. Up high enough?

When I look inside the heater cover hole, the heating element is just out of view, right behind the lip where the glass curves down. Should this be higher? I tried to adjust things last night

I recently received my new SSV and I'm still messing with the temperature setting. I've generally been at around 2 or 3 o clock. My ABV is still pretty light and a bit green at the end. I have used an SSV for years at a friend's, and I have a Firefly vaporizer. With the Firefly my ABV is...

My technique is slightly different from yours, but I couldn't agree more that it becomes very much intuitive and easy once you spend some time with it. Now I can play video games or casually hit it on the fly. I know how to get it warmed up, how I like to attack the draw speed and you can kinda...

Magic taking flight Becoming vapor at last Leaving just a smile Thanks for the contest!!