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I don't want to get too far OT, but I bought my SSV used and sent it in to elev8 for service. $25 and they checked/replaced the power cord, dimmer switch, heating element, and reglued my glass knob. I got it back, working like new. I've had nothing but great service from elev8. Back to the...

All this talk has made me bust out the elev8r again with my propane torch. The thing I like about the torch over the coil is the speed of heating up. 30sec heat up is plenty for a nice full extraction, with another 15 or so second reheat. The coil can obviously be dialed in perfectly. I forgot...

@blackstone gave a good comparison between the two, so I'll add my two cents while trying not to duplicate info. In short, the SSV is safer without question. I did my own coil mod for the elev8r based on @LabPong old school posts. It worked great, hit like a truck, and honestly, it was a...

Hey friend, The herbal material you use in a Brick is for sure vaped. You control the variables, such as draw speed and flame size, to extract the essential oils from the herbal material without getting to the combustion temperature. With a battery or AC powered vape, temp can be adjusted more...

(Theoretical) by products of butane combustion are CO2 and H2O. If the flame of your torch isn't sputtering, I assume that the combustion is near 100% efficient (nothing is 100%) and there is no significant amounts of butane being inhaled. These are my opinions and feelings, and I'm comfortable...

Happens to all of us at least once! Did she get to try the inversion vape? I'm not worried about it. If you use a good quality butane and your torch is not sputtering, the chance of inhaling butane is minimal. :rockon:

Page 3?! Damn it's quiet around here. Hope y'all are doing well. Been strictly cbd lately and really enjoying it through the OG. Waiting for funds to pick up so I can snag a small water piece and the wpa for my Runt again. I miss the runt through water, it's so smooth, start to finish...

Hello friends! I hope everyone is doing well, and if you're on a break from cannabis, I hope it's going smooth. I've been on a 3+ month clean break from cannabis, with just recently starting to partake in cbd on (mostly combustion via cones). For the past year I've been on a on/off...

You can't push something into the middle of the screen until the edges pop up? That's the normal way to remove a screen. If it is really stuck, I'd find something sharp and poke it through the screen, creating a hole. Then I'd take some needle nose pliers and grab the hole, pulling up. That...

Hello friend, If I'm doing a DEEP clean on my bricks, here's my routine. 1. Remove screen, toss in trash (sorry environmentalists) 2. With stir tool, scrape out as much loose material from bowl, and airpath. 3. Take a q-tip with warm water and swab the bowl and airpath. 4. Repeat step 2. 5...

The air outlet slits are interesting. I'm probably not understanding them correctly, but it looks like once the vape sits inside of the joint, the horizontal slits will be blocked off by the joint itself. I'm struggling to understand how air exits the slits and helps create a vortex once the...

Are you still using the arm as an air intake, or are the 4 holes on top the intake now? Or both are intakes? Stay up homie. :rockon:

I'm probably behind the curve, but puffitup is having a killer sale on bricks right now! Jr's from $120, runt for $112, Maxx for $159?!? Flip for $76?! I'm not affiliated with PIU and I don't get anything from letting people know about the sale. Only trying to help people out who might either...

5/8" :rockon:

For sure, I understand the concern, and it's valid. With a clay/pottery/stoneware type of heat cover, I would expect some amount of radiant or conductive heat, but how much I don't know, I'm not that familiar with those types of ceramics. There is inherently an amount of risk/danger with any...

Ive been 100% cbd through the bricks for awhile now. Still have anxiety issues I'm working through and looking for a new job after moving, so thc is still out. Hope you're doing well friend. :rockon:

In the same boat friends, would love a sticky bubbler. One day... :rockon:

What's good homie, glad to see the progress on the inverzion! When we were talking about vape ideas, I was thinking about a coil cover idea that was made of like a ceramic/stoneware material. Imagine a small cup with a hole in the bottom large enough for the joint to slide through, but small...

The generic sticky brick thread is the longest one and has a lot of good general info on use and troubleshooting. Enjoy friend. :rockon:

Hey friend. The picture above is a cheap ass rig from ebay. Quality was terrible, I think I paid $29 shipped in the states. I got rid of it because my brother in-law needed something to combust in... There was a glass blower in the states that did some pieces similar to above, but price was...