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My revolve arrived just over an hour ago but I'm already falling in love with it. The glass tubes have been really useful for dialling in my preferred hit too. I'm only a few bowls in but I'm already getting results that surpass my old omni stem. I look forward to getting to know it better.

Pretty sure that one was a custom order.

The ballers are also able to put out huge clouds even with a faster draw. Those balls dump serious heat.

That natty neck looks great but don't expect it to arrive (or get shipped) any time soon!

Something with a wide sturdy base, and not too much diffusion

I doubt it. I missed out on the Plus plus bowls but I've heard they were better. Apparently some of the Stevenlmz/Popular Glass bowls don't even fit the Flowerpot heads properly, but I think they come in a 2 pack so chances are at least one will fit

https://www.popularglass.com/outer-diameter-22mm-glass-bowl-slide-flower-screen-glass-bowls-with-handle-joint-size-188mm-p-257.html

I use a Case Logic DCB302. Perfect size to snugly fit the crafty+ with a small pocket to fit capsules and accessories.

https://vapefiend.co.uk/products/flowerpot-coil-cover-3061?_pos=22&_sid=051e42b76&_ss=r

Personally, I'd prefer something like the second design but with a central debowler spike instead of the brush. Or just the spike at the bottom of the can (like the 5" heat stand/ debowler) with a solid magnetic lid to use between sessions. I think the tapered lid is a good improvement on the...

No issues while I was doing it, but I upgraded to the Auber controller so I've been achieving similar effects with low temp starts and boost mode.

Using bigger pearls, which have a larger surface area and will spin slower, could help reduce the splatter.

There is quite a noticeable difference, especially if you use the sapphire dish. But even with the sic dish i think the tbucket gives thicker tastier hits at lower temps. I have no regrets about the purchase.

I just wish they'd bring the abv can back. And maybe some of the old dab tools.

Yeah but he said he tried doing it clockwise, which loosens the threads lol.

Did you try doing it anticlockwise? Clockwise de-bowling loosens it. Anticlockwise keeps it tight. I had the same issue with my spike and this solved it completely.

If you move the bowl clockwise on the spike when emptying, it will work itself lose. If you move the bowl anti-clockwise it stays nice and tight :tup:

Yeah the screen stays on until it goes below the programmed warning threshold. Mine was still flashing the next morning because it thought anything above 34f was hot :rofl:

The heat warning on my Auber was set to 34f when I bought it. You can change it in the settings tho.

@livingthedream Yeah I noticed the same thing with my rubies, but they are just cheap ones from dhgate. Using the sapphire dish on it's own tastes great but adding a ruby completely ruins the flavour, even with reduced temps, so i went back to the empty dish. If those clear sapphires are tasting...