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After you remove the screws, the aluminum plate that is holding the glass tube will easily come out. The flair in the glass helps keep it snug in the aluminum when you tighten down the screws. It is best to only install one screw at a time since there isn't much room inside of a HI body...

@hoyo77 - Good to hear you have your HI connected to a VVPS. A great way to dial in a precise temperature. Nothing new on the horizon yet. Just need to get some GTV units made along with trying to get through the list. Hopefully, I won't hurt your wallet too much. @exit - I was able to turn...

@EveryDayAmnesiac - The buckeye burl works pretty well for the glass heater cover since it is a lighter weight wood. Still haven't made a Toasty Top with a glass heater cover. It would need to have some holes drilled into the side of the wood for the air intake. @Rrose Selavy - Thanks for...

@Snappo - Thanks for the kind words and thanks for providing a place for people to obtain some very fine specimens of wood. I am enjoying the opportunities for turning different wood types. A couple of clarifications on the size of the blanks for HI and roasting tubes. I can use wood that is as...

@EveryDayAmnesiac - Thanks for posting the photos and explanation of the Wine Cork Tube. It does have a lot of little piece parts to assemble but holds together very well. Just finished up a project on some wood that Snappo sent to me. It turned out very well. It was the first time I had ever...

I finished up a wood project for some buckeye burl Snappo sent to me. Here is a link to the original block. It is the one on the left. http://fuckcombustion.com/threads/exotic-wood-blanks-for-heirloom-quality-custom-log-vapes-vapor-stems.14039/page-3#post-609366 The block started at a little...

Sort of like getting a hover conversion in Back to the Future.

My stainless steel heater cover is about 9.5mm (3/8") and my glass heater cover is almost 10mm. If your glass stem fits over the glass heater cover but not the WW core tube, then it must be 10mm rather than 3/8". Silicone tubing sounds like your best bet. Please be aware than not all silicone...

Glad to hear it is working well. I am using this tube setup for almost all of my roasting lately. I get so many more hits and the flavor is always great.

I could do the mod shown above for $55 plus shipping. If the bottom is charred out completely, it will involve a bit more work.

@Bvapst - You are welcome. Glad you are enjoying it. Thanks for posting the photos and videos. Looks like you found another way to use the wine cork tube. The vapor would condense on anything put in the middle tube when using the outer tube for roasting. @hoyo77 - Log vapes do work for oil, but...

Had some roasting tube orders getting backed up and I finally got them done. Here are the tubes I just finished. Left to right. Monkeypod all wood 14mm WonG end, Ebony all wood 14mm plain end, highly figured walnut all wood 14mm plain end, hfw glass tipped 18mm WonG end, hfw glass tipped 14mm...

@hoyo77 - If the inside of the glass blunt is 10mm, then it should work. The concept is very similar to my 2 part glass roasting tube. I have a 13mm x 10mm glass tube with a 10mm mouthpiece tube slid inside. The tubes are connected together with a silicone sleeve. I etch the glass so that the...

@EveryDayAmnesiac - Would be fun to make a HI creation video some day. Need to get a few more finished first. Always something to be made. @Bvapst - Hope it arrives quickly so you can start enjoying it. @hoyo77 - The use of a fiber like cotton (or hemp) as mom mentioned is the best way to use...

@way2 - Thanks for posting the photo. Hope you have had a chance to try out all of the roasting tubes. @JJ420 - Great to hear you are having more success with the WonG tube. You happen to have THE very first WonG tube ever made. It originally had a glass roasting tip. @hoyo77 - Glad to hear it...

You are welcome way2. Hope you have fun with the testing. Here is a photo of the glass heater cover with the heating element and ss sleeve installed. This is the only configuration provided with the glass heater cover now. Too much heat energy is radiated out to the wood without the...

It is possible to upgrade a PD to the latest technology. I recently installed a Heat Island heater cover into a PD. It now performs just like a HI and the wood barely gets warm to the touch. The hole is already the right depth and diameter. I just needed to drill a bigger hole through the...

@JJ420 – Thanks for posting the photo. Looks like the Purple Heart wood is holding up will with the new design. So nice to have the VK to dial down the temp a bit. Your ss heater cover is attached to the wood with a perforated aluminum plate like I use for the glass heater covers. It is also the...

Here is a link to where I discuss the tube and show the layout. http://fuckcombustion.com/threads/the-hi.4693/page-181#post-562188 Here is another link with the latest design. http://fuckcombustion.com/threads/underdog-vaporizer.4214/page-306#post-581367

$28 plus shipping.