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Sounds like you've pretty much got it covered! Still loving my Air, I've found it better at extracting some strains than even *gasp!* my E-nano. Some strains seem to work best with that combo of conduction and convection the Air provides. My dream accessory would be a dugout that holds an Air...

Looks like it is a new version of the stirring tool, seems like they swapped out that needle sharp point for a more logical scoop shape

I highly recommend all new Air owners check out the Best Of thread: http://fuckcombustion.com/threads/best-of-the-arizer-air-thread.16610/ And it is really worth reading through the entire thread now before it turns into 1000+ page thread like the Solo thread

Love this, a lot of great insight and very well put. When I was having a hard time getting over a very long relationship, I found this post on Reddit that really helped and gave me a better perspective on things. Please excuse my direct plagiarism: "Assuming you were in a fairly fulfilling...

Mine was another Black Friday purchase and I only get the initial light blue fast blink on the top light and then the standard blue idle light. No battery indication that I have noticed. I would love to see a video of these "upgraded" models

Haha "Highily Concentirated" at least they got Materials right, 1/3?

http://www.w9tech.com/vaporizers-portable-oil/ Probably the Vaporizer or the Minicron are what you are looking for?

I just saw this yesterday, I also recommend people check out: http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/media-general-news/644317-brace-yourselves-new-formaldehype-junk-study-released-jan-21-a.html http://www.clivebates.com/?p=2706 Looks like their testing methodology may have been flawed and...

Yeah, I'm not sure if I follow: "Regenerative cooling is utilized to remove excess heat from the device extending battery life" How would removing heat from a vaporizer (essentially a mini heater) extend the life? Additionally, IMO a vaporizer probably shouldn't be creating "excess heat"...

I believe it typically refers to using the bent Solo stem upside down, preventing the herb from touching the floor of the heater. Thereby giving the impression of a hamster drinking from a water bottle/dispenser

I love my cheap wooden chopsticks for my E-Nano, I typically whittle the tip down to a little shovel/scoop shape for easy scooping and stirring and the broad end is perfect for packing/tamping!

That's awesome, I also noticed he is now including the Dab Cap in the 710 Whip kit/bundle instead of the carb cab he was offering previously, no need to spend the extra $35 to buy it separately Edit: Now if only the CAD$ wasn't in the toilet...

If you have good airflow with the joint clear, wouldn't that suggest the restriction is in the Lotus? Considering you only notice the restriction/shortage once you add the Lotus. If the airflow is fine normally, then I wouldn't say that's a bad perc.

Those welds are looking clean! Are you hand-forming your male joints?

Definitely get a Hamm vibe from it. Awesome work and even more impressive being a repair! If I remember correctly, the marble feet on his pieces are hollow? The mad scientist of glassblowing for sure.

Strangely, my "6" was half faded/worn away when I received my Nano but it never bothered me. Haven't noticed any fading/wear during use.

Well I think you guys have convinced me to pick up a pack of those S+B SS oil pads in my next PV order. Can't for proper convection dabbing!

Well considering this is a forum dedicated to fucking combustion, probably not the best place to ask about downstems for combusting (ash+resin = :mental:). The majority of our set-ups are dedicated for vaporizing. That being said, I'm sure most showerhead downstems are very similar in function...

My gong looks exactly the same, I love that little lip on the silicone when folded over for clearing the piece one handed as you grab the e-nano

Yes, I never had issues with my 0.5'' screens fitting with a slight dome in my Solo stems, but my Air stems are much trickier to fit a screen and have it sit properly. I was able to fit a screen with some fiddling into the short Air stem, but the longer Air stem required me to trim down the...