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@Orestes - Thanks for posting the GIF. Looking good. @Andreaerdna - Glad you are enjoying your bamboo HI. Will see if I can make some bamboo tubes with stainless steel tips. Need to find the right size bamboo. @Shit Snacks - Glad to hear you are enjoying your HI and voltage controller. Curious...

You are welcome. Happy to share what I know. Still keeping busy as usual here. Glad to hear the recipient of the Sindora burl HI has been enjoying it. Wish I had the new heater cover design before I made your HI's. Keep up all the good work. Lots of diversity.

@Andreaerdna - Glad to hear it arrived safely and you are enjoying the double screen method. The roast is so even without stirring and the screens stay so clean. It is possible to use a silicone sleeve and a 14mm GonG tube as a guide tube with the stainless steel tubes so they will work with the...

@Vital - Thanks for the kind words. @Orestes - Hope it arrives safely and you have fun trying the different tubes. @Vape Dr. - Thanks for posting the photos. Can't wait to hear how you like all the different roasting options. Hope they all work well for you. @Shit Snacks - Hope you got a...

I believe the word for which you are looking is "Vigreux". They are used in condensers to increase the surface area.

@Shit Snacks - Thanks for posting the photos. Glad it arrived safely and you have been enjoying everything. Hope you get a chance to try out the tube in your Milaana. It should work very well. Looking forward to see how your Grasshopper cork sleeve works. Have fun trying all the various screen...

Thanks. Please send me an email to alan@toasty-top.com so I can get you on the list. I am still running about 18 months behind. @catbird - Thanks for posting the photos. Glad you are enjoying things. Those are some tiny logs. @Shit Snacks - Hope you enjoy all of the items in your package...

@Snappo - You are welcome. Thanks for providing me the opportunity to work with such high end wood and stocking such a fine selection of wood blanks for everyone. @Slow Draw McGraw - Thanks for posting the video. I'm glad you are enjoying the bamboo HI. That is what I am using most often these...

I did get your email. Glad to get your order finalized. Sorry for so many options.

@Vapinghole - Good to see you. Still creating more styles of HI's and roasting tubes. Glad to hear you are still enjoying your HIsaber. @Shit Snacks - There must still be emails not getting through. I have not seen any from you for quite a while. I recommend that anyone interested in a Heat...

Any of the combinations using the female to female adapter will allow the Slide-a-Bowl tube to work with your Cloud Evo.

It is at the point where it can be either a standard or a mini with either a glass or stainless heater cover. I recommend a standard w/ matching bottom cap and stainless steel heater cover. I will be happy to commission you another HI also. A bamboo HI w/ glass heater cover might be a nice...

I have been experiencing some emails not reaching me for some reason. Not sure what is going on there. Almost finished with your HI and the batch on which I am working. Will try sending you another email. It will generally still take a while to finish a HI after I send the notification email...

A variable voltage controller would work well directly from your solar setup. The Voltage Keeper makes some very fine units with great control and precision. I also make a micro sized unit that works the same way. They don't care if the input voltage varies a bit. The output voltage is constant...

@vorrange - Glad to hear your HI is working well again for you. They do need some love from time to time. The normal HI is 4" tall including the removable bottom cap. The mini HI is 3.25" tall. I have made some glass heater cover mini HI's that are only 3" tall. The regular and mini both...

There are a couple of things you can try. The power socket threads can become clogged with wood sap/sugar. There is a better chance of removing the power socket while it is hot. Try removing it right after unplugging. As moisture leaves the wood from heating, it will shrink in all dimensions...

@little maggie - The granite bottom is made from solid surface counter top material. It is basically colored acrylic. The bottom cap can be made from almost any material I can turn on the lathe since it sees no heat at all. @Slow Draw McGraw - Don't worry. I won't forget you. @Kenzie - Thanks...

Thanks. If it was too much lower in the fins, there wouldn't be much of the cooler bottom part to grab. The LSV sets very solidly in the stand. A tilted orientation would certainly make it easier to use as a hand-free device. The base would need to be larger to keep from tipping over.

Thanks for the kind words @Snappo. I take it you have tried it. Always trying find improved ways to roast. @Scrimshaw - Looking forward to making you a HI. I recently discovered a new way to make glass heater cover HI's using bamboo pole. The glass heater cover is held at the bottom using a...

Thanks for the kind words. I'm glad you like how it works. I was recently asked to see if I could make a less expensive version of the LSV stand. The lathe work takes considerable time since the piece of wood must be so large to start. I figured out a way to make the stands without the use of a...