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<-Not a cloud fanboi For me a must have is a freebase style vape, the best flavor, lowest usage, and the instant head change all spell WIN for me, the hammer is an all in one version of the freebase style. For me where it really counts though is the accessories you use with your vapes, some...

Price is generally not an indicator of quality, but I have used the unit in question, and it is complete crap. The unit does not thoroughly heat the air, nor can it maintain a consistent temp. It also scorches without warning, it is truly a waste of money.

I don't think they are made any more.

If that is the case, not only should visual clouds be a focus, but also the 'X-factor', the immediate head change that some vapes can give with ease, and is reminiscent of the immediate satiation that combusting brings to the table.

lwein.

I don't have an Ubie, but nearly identical glass pieces. They work on similar principles, I use them for conduction, and sometimes convection like you could an Ubie. On mine, I find temperature to be fairly easy to control, though the learning curve depends on the heat source. Some lighters...

There are no temp limits on the Ubie, except your flame temp (you can still combust with it), and it is pretty compact, stealth, and requires similar inputs to the log vapes. If you can manage to keep the hammer stealth, it is the one I would recommend.

I can get very dense clouds from the hammer with very little, less than you would use in the solo.

Are you looking for the most thorough extraction, or are you looking for the most effectiveness with the least material input? For the latter, I like freebase styles like the Hammer or Gnome or Ubie. They have some pretty potent abilities. By vaporizing a wide range of actives simultaneously...

Read harder. Larry had a good suggestion.

Oil is not concentrated in the pith, but in the most external sections. Zest would work.

Yes, some other factors include heat retention, and how thoroughly the air is heated, but there's really too many factors that are user affected to make this information even somewhat valuable. I really think this is a poor thread, I mean evaluating something definable makes sense, but this is...

So much misinformation on that link, I don't even know where to start. Wolfie, try using fruit peels in the vape, there is quite alot of flavor in the peels of fruit. However there are a few fruits you should not attempt this with, mango for instance if you are allergic to it, this could...

Vapor to air ratio has little to do with the vape used, in fact most are comparable. Factors that affect this ratio are quality of what is packed, vaping temperature, draw speed, surface area, and a slew of other variables, before the vape ever is taken into account. I'm sorry, but I still...

So what makes CO2 any different?

It's a good thing that all plastics are equal. Wait, that's not right is it?

If you're not laughing, you're crying. Take a close look at the supreme court decision that determined that jurors are not entitled to the knowledge of their right to nullify and that to notify them is a jailable offense. Or just do a search of Juror Nullification.

LOL Please reread my post. It's natural for it to become waxy depending on the plant. Plant to plant it will not make a difference of the solvent used. Butane is essentially the same as CO2 when it comes to an extracting solvent, polarites are similar, and I don't think I've ever heard of a...

What a great idea! at least with vapes that won't be harmed by a little water.