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I hadn’t seen this. I will give it a try. Thanks. :)

I am out of easy valve bags so I busted out my solid valve. It’s hard to choose a favorite really. They both have their pros and cons. The easy is obviously more convenient. And there is the reducer. But I like how the solid valve allows you to use small amounts of herb efficiently. It has a...

Your flowers look amazing Alexis. I think they will squish just fine. And by that I mean AMAZING! You have some fun ahead of you.

Your excitement and anticipation is amazing and awesome. :)

I doubt a video would give you additional confidence. Sometimes you just have to go for it. Nothing risked nothing gained. :)

You can set the round pucks side by side with the rectangular plates. It works very well even 3 or 4 wide.

I’m sure I’m not alone but I wait for the heater to kick on to blow balloons with the classic. So it starts on the low end of the temperature window but ramps up to the high end by the time the balloon is filled. Full spectrum balloons. :)

The classic uses a bi-metallic strip thermostat. They have a on and off trip point. In this case there is a 18 degree spread from where the heater turns off and when it turns back on again. I have never had an issue with it. I have both digi and classic and they both work great.

Those videos are excellent. Any S&B fan should watch them.

You can't please everyone. I think you have found a nice position balancing price with quality, innovation, and service.

It heats fast like it is plugged in but longevity must be proven with time and use. I did after all do it a day ago. :) My crafty which has also been upgraded with the same sony cell is performing very well so I expect the mighty to follow suit. It's really all in the quality of the cell.

If I had a supply of housings I would entertain the idea of a rufurbishing service. But I don’t. :D

It was very dirty when I started. I used a mr clean sponge dipped in alcohol to clean the bowl. And I soaked the entire heater core in iso to clean out any residue within it. Then I rinsied and dried it.

Yes I went with Sony VTC6 cells. My mighty is old. I think it was the first shipped to a US customer when they were first released. If you look back to page one of this thread you can see when I got it.

Some pics of the successful surgery. The key to getting it apart and back together without breaking it is the tabs on top. They enter into the top of the housing and not the front. So you spread the bottom of housing then shift the front upwards to release it. As long as you don't try to...

I took some photos. I'll post them in a bit. But yes two screws under the sticker. That's the part that was tripping me up.

Mine is all back together with two new batteries. Total cost $18. :)

Can someone point me to instructions on opening my mighty? I'd like to change the batteries and I'm afraid I'm going to break the case trying to get it apart. Thanks. :)

That looks great. It mimics the performance of my 3x7/Drake without taking up half my workbench. And it looks like you can tip it if that's your thing. The SS version is going to be very sexy. :D

Looks good! Quoted so others can see. Bah! It didn't work. lol