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I agree that it can be a little uncomfortable to hold while in use, and also that it's great for concentrates due to its ability to achieve high temperatures.

Used, but it's like new.

Curious. Thanks for posting Natural Farmer, I love reading about all these new vapes. It's probably worth a damn in all honesty if Randy is seriously looking into it. Apparently it just launched and is available for sale right now... Who's the first sucker? :lol:

My initial thoughts are that it is, indeed, a vaporizer. It's smaller than I thought, and would be highly pocket portable if it had a safety. Flavor is good, and it seems clear that the butane exhaust is being properly vented away when all is going according to plan. When on a full charge of...

Yep, the HA auto shuts off at 30 minutes from the last point the dial was moved. If you're using it for extended periods and want it to idle, just remember to reach over and bump the knob a bit every one in a while. Liking my Saxo, it's working great with my Wychwood. Cheers!

Hey Jamband, I'm glad you're enjoying the old HA. I suggest getting a 3/4" or 1" across, highly flexible stainless steel screen for a top screen in the crucible. The ones that come with the No2 are perfect for the task or you can find good ones elsewhere. A good screen has very little chance...

I imagine it's because he has a Cloud. 110$ is a damn good price, I imagine this won't be around long.

Simax is high quality Czech glass. IIRC correctly they made a few torch designs back in the day as well, under the name Kavalier. It's good stuff. It's good to hear Black Leaf uses their glass though, instead of less expensive and inferior alternatives.

While this guy's prices are very attractive, and I even kind of like the ZOB Ufo knockoff, do keep in mind that the "Chinese Boro" is a cheaper grade of material that you'll find in most any name brand glass. Basically, you have your big US and European glass companies, such as Simax, Corning...

My friend is getting one and I'll be able to report on its performance soon.

Dental surgery + borrowed volcano.

For me, Solo. If you vaporizer with lots of people at once, while at home, then the Q. If you only needed to vaporize at home and didn't mind being married to a wall outlet, then the Q again.

Just my opinion, but I prefer the Solo as a portable or home unit over the NO2. They're similarly price but the find the Solo to be a better unit giving tastier vapor with about 2x the battery life in roughly 1/2 the size package you're forced to tote around. It's also made in Canada instead of...

Cool piece man, I'm a huge fan of Steve Bates, especially his glass torches.

I was really impressed by Black Mesa source, they did a great overhaul of Half Life 1 and made playing through it a joy again. Half Life 1 really is a fantastic game, as far as linear single player games are concerned. Half Life 2 isn't really half the game imho, Hl1 was just a hell of a high...

I'm still enjoying DayZ as a flawed masterpiece which shows just why PC Gaming completely trounces anything consoles can achieve, and shows what potential there is for really innovative, meaningful change in the gaming industry.

I'm very sorry to hear about the misfortune befalling you and yours TRVB, and hope you can all find some joy in Thanksgiving.

This old style LSV heater cover has been just sitting around. Comes with the clip and shim as well. Trade for eletronics like headphones or vaporizer accessories like Solo stems or log stems, power supplies. Would trade of a nice guitar tuner, or other musical stuff. Or 15$ shipped over...

I'm gonna hold out for a fairer price for right now, but thank you. Edit: traded away, mods informed. Thanks FC

Looks cool. It's kind of reminiscent of an Iolite and Wispr's heating element, in that the herb sits in a heated crucible with pin(s) through the middle of it. In this case those pins rotate and help stir up the bowls contents as well. The resistance wire below seems to heat the ceramic crucible...