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re: C-Vaps. I got mine last week. It's supposed to be "limit: one per customer", so I was saving the rest of them for other customers and won't order another.. Has anyone ordered more than one? Is it allowed? Is it on the "honor system" and do you think it's bad juju/karma if one does order...

Mmmmmm ... is that Duncan Idaho spalted maple? Looks yummy.

The brand name tells ya' where ya' end up if ya' drink it straight-up!

Hi, all. Wow, 142 pages ... that's a lot of reading. I do find this whole thread fascinating, though, and decided that I must read every post to honor all the work put into it. I am making my own "table of contents" of the key points that "I" find interesting and might want to refer to in the...

I've seen the nice instructions for raising the heating coil by "Mr. C from Cali" for his Fluxer Deluxe, but I've not seen anything specific to the PSM. Both these I.H.s use a pressure switch in the bottom of the heating chamber, so raising the tip instead of the coil would require that the...

You have a PSM? Do you get a 2-second click on a fresh charge? I don't know much about batts. Like you, I went through a Flashaholic phase and remember folks on the CandlePower forum discussing regulated vs non-regulated drivers. From what I remember, regulated means that the voltage tries...

I guess the more powerful 8A power supply brick he's shipping out make a big difference. Oh, wait a minute ... that's the Caldron, D'oh!!!! Is the current battery more powerful than former ones?

Wowzer, 2-seconds for the PSM? That's not on a cold, fresh load, but rather on re-heats, right? I dunno' ... seems "too" fast ... but, if the goods still taste nice and give a few cycles instead of getting all used up in one or two extravagant passes, I guess it's all good. I've only used a...

Yeah, I was just being silly. Seriously, though, I have a 5.5" glass stem that is nice in both cooling and in ergonomic feel. Plus, it fits, with its tip on, into a nifty bamboo tube that is sold as a toothbrush holder. So, to answer your "desired length" question in earnest, 5.5"- 6.0" would...

Something like this, but in wood: https://www.instagram.com/p/Byyfxv9nGcN/

@Rabid Kiwi , Always good to have a new maker onboard, especially a passionate particular persnickety one! Please consider expanding your efforts to accommodate those of us who do not use water apparatuses. Longer stems, for dedicated "native" use, are nice for cooling. There are a few...

Pretty handy to use while on the belt, keeping the non-DV hand free to ward off your mooching buddies!

Nope, I don't think he did! I just visited the Etsy shop. They look nice! Hmmm ... they are refereed to as "bodies", not stems. As such, makes one think they are to be used with the OEM condensers, no? But at the various lengths, I'm thinking that's not the case. Per the Etsy...

LOL ... I actually chuckled a bit when I saw her do that because I thought of you instantly. Now, get out of my head!

Several pages back, we discussed using a "battery Bank", used for charging cell phones, to potentially power the Caldron. On Reddit, I found a link to a video of a gal using one, actually a more powerful one that can jump-start a vehicle, to power her Apollo II. Its output is 12v, 10A ! Here...

Do you mean the cap, loose ... by itself? Or, the cap installed on a tip but with an empty chamber/oven? If just the cap, do you mount it on a small dowel or something ... how do you manage it?

That's a nice long stem. It reminded me of an antenna ... or, a telescoping "map pointer" (pre-laser pointer days!) ... or a telescoping inspection mirror, or magnet-tipped retrieval wand (for bolts dropped into the engine compartment, whatever...). And, that made me curious: I wonder if...

LOL. I'm just quoting the mfg. specs. We know the VapCaps get over 179-degrees, but ... and I guess this is the biggie ... they do not retain their heat for long. I enjoy the show "Forged in Fire" and some bladesmiths on the show use the traditional method of determining when their heat...

Yeh, they're perty! What are your thought about using the -sh magnet ... the -sh representing "super high temperature" and being rated for 302-degrees vs the standard 179-degrees before losing magnetic pull force. The -sh are only available in strength N42, not 52, so thicker ones would be...

@phattpiggie , are these what you use when you drop Pipes' B.B.s into your gorgeous wooden vaults? Do you know if that's what Pipes uses in his builds?