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To be fair, my estimation of the open end ruining the diffusion might be overkill. Fred, you have tons of glass and if it's good with you, it must be kosher. There may be differences unit to unit which while seemingly slight might change the pull dramatically as well.

My friend bought a virtually identical piece for about 150 from a shop that had absolutely nothing but Chinese glass up in Seattle. The tree percs were fine, but the inline had an open ended tube with a huge hole, and so instead of firing correctly through the slits it just chugged away through...

This has been coming up ALOT lately, so I'll just say which one is best for me - the VHW. A purchase of a VHW is a ticket to flavor country.

This guy just sits around not getting used much, and it's a bit of a pity. I'd like to get 100 dollars + shipping, paypal only, or am also very interested in trades. Any kind of Thermovape battery unit is especially interesting, but other vapes, musical instruments, phones and more are on the...

The difference in taste between an all glass and other airpaths is immediately noticeable to me, and I think a double blind test would bear that out. Going from the VM2 to the VHW is like night and day for instance, I can really tell which I'm using, the same goes for my buddy's DBV vs VHW...

I have a LV Revolution I'd like to trade for an Evolution. I'm going to have to purchase a whole new battery setup either way, so either a 6V or LV model is acceptable. Alternatively I'd like to get 42 + PP fees + Shipping, USA sales only. 5$ extra for a Universal adapter.

Yup, it's a humdinger, especially at the low price of the basic, all of 86 dollars shipped (quickly) to the US. Despite being a junior model, my unit exhibits fantastic build quality and is sanded beautifully fine. Mine shows very little signs of heat abuse. In fact, the only real signs of heat...

Knowing full well this probably isn't the answer you want (volcano, brah!), I'd see if the Volcano classic is in good shape and comes with a good valve set, especially the solid valve, I would purchase it, enjoy it for a few months, then sell it at between 350-400$, using the profits to buy what...

Bummer dude, I hear dry sockets can be like child birth. I vaped like crazy when I had my wisdom teeth out, I borrowed my good buddy's volcano than I later ended up purchasing. The surgery was really my reentry into vaporizing again, why I ended up on FC, why I've spend way too much money on...

You're a saint, Dave.

It's not that the teflon is delicate, it's actually very durable. It's that it is nowhere near as neutral and tasteless a substance as glass. The conduction I am speaking of has to do with the bowl system of the HA, which causes much greater constant conductive and radiant heat than a Q or...

I thank the RealVaporBlunt for gifting this to me, and I hope that the review I wrote was of use to others in making up their minds regarding a purchase. I hope whomever I trade with also leaves a review. This Vaporblunt works like new and includes all accessories, all in a very good condition...

Thanks for the great responses on this issue JambandPhan, TV and OF. If anyone knows of a good source for an inexpensive IMR chemistry-equipped unit that the Evolution jives with, let us know.

Replies from my experience -The HA is not more portable, it has an additional airpump you have to tote around, which also needs an extra plug. This double-outlet requirement for blowing bags is a seldom mentioned weakness of the HA and I'm sure has led to a few "Oh, shit" situations when users...

Some really encouraging videos.. Will the LV model run as strong? Will a 650 MAH ego battery push it for more than a five minute session? Any chance of ever getting a stainless steel housing, ala the Revolution/Dart?

Q > HA. Everyone has their preferences, but after owning both units, I prefer the Q for the followed clumsily lumped reasons. -No teflon. Glass harvests honey and is neutral in flavor. Glass mouthpieces trump plastic ones IMO as well. -500F capable. This is hotter than the Q or the Volcano...

Keeper, seeing that you aren't worried about durability and that vapor quality is your ultimate concern, I think the VHW is the clear winner over the LSV, having owned both myself. I can also confirm for you that the Vriptech W/silicone mates quite well with the LSV's spherical ground glass...

Price dropped to 85 + shipping and PP fees, or trade!

Great videos guys. Here's an entry from the scientific glassblowing world using quartz glass. Most of the site is bad links sadly. This site has lots of great info on scientific glassblowing and is where I found it mentioned.

Wrong place to post this, number one. Number two, I've had both, and IMO the Vriptech has much better flavor and vapor density, to the point of being heroic by comparison to most vaporizers on the market. The LSV is very good in both regards but does not excel to the same degree. The LSV is...