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It's like a very gentle shake. There's a good chance it opens some different air pathways within the bowl but it's not "stirring" at all. The click is significant enough though that you can use it as haptic feedback: it's noticeable in the body when you're holding it.

On a lighter note here's a neat photo of the Ovangkol original I recently acquired from René. It's a nice well lit Sunday here in the desert so I thought this beauty deserved a close up after the last full family photo shoot in my crappy indoor lighting.

It's not irritating but your overall tone and the fact that you changed your profile tag to what's obviously a passive aggressive remark towards people who had no ill will towards you make you come off as confrontational at best and malicious at worst. I'm trying to answer your questions to the...

Sizes and proportions are the same as the Italian made 2.0 models. I think they meant this in reference to it's comparative ease of use outside to the original non-click devices. I've used both outside and I think the new iteration has a few advantages. One is obviously the aural and haptic...

For anyone concerned with how this changes the ritual and use scenario of the device: it really doesn't in my (very humble) opinion. I can't say for other users especially those who have had many more years with the original pieces than I have but it's the same device with more usage options for...

They asked me which was a huge surprise because I had only had my first (secondhand) vapman for about two weeks at the time. I posted a few times here about how much I was loving my original Swiss device and received a message with the other users who were invited. It seemed to be a mix of...

I would argue all data in the vaporizer community is anectada. Not many people running census studies here unless you'd like to take a crack at it. Most people want an indicator or some form of temperature control for their devices. That's what makes the Vapman such a niche piece as a purely...

As much as I want to talk about the new beta model I can't help but show the ever growing collection of exotic original Vapmans. All of these were purchased directly from René with the exception of the American walnut that's second from the left in the front row which was from another member of...

Loving this combo if only the lighter was wood, too... What is the lighter model and the wooden container in the middle if I may ask?

For me it's almost entirely because they all look so pretty: I'm a huge fan of the aesthetic differences in wood colors and grains. I've been using the Zebrano set from Inhale almost exclusively since I bought it. All my other models are eye candy (and well worth it even as display pieces).

Gotchaaaaa. I really like the UFO... another added to the list. I could live without the "high temp" ones though I do like the shaping on the original models a lot. Turquoise and UFO are the two I'd want most at the moment.

Haven't seen the two high-temps mentioned or the saucer. I'll have to wade through the board for it a bit more...

Mine came this way too. I think their machine might have been miscalibrated when drilling those three holes. I managed to get mine screwed down all the way and holding the top plate properly but it is still angled a bit. I think as long as you have pressure on all 3 sides of the plate it will...

Why you guys do this to me??? Why give me yet ANOTHER thing I have to fruitlessly search for now? WHY, FELLAS WHY!?!

Wood is the ideal choice for aesthetic and performance in my opinion. Dissipates heat the best and it fits with the overall style of the device: avoiding plastics. It just requires more careful maintenance than the others since you can't just drop it in ISO for a soak. As for steel vs...

There is rosin that has a runny jam consistency depending on how it is cured post processing but if it says "resin" and not "rosin" it's extracted using a solvent. This could be butane, propane, supercritical CO2, or ethanol. Budtender likely didn't know as a lot of them don't have the in depth...

Some people mount these curling iron stoves with the opening facing up to use similarly to the universal heater with hanging bangers. Considering they're made to be used horizontally it might be a feasible DIY option for the knots. You can just set them laying down with the joint resting on...

@Shit Snacks The really nice thing about the JRed holder is it keeps the neck of the banger at an ideal angle so you can just grab it by hand and drop it into your piece. I'm assuming if the outer diameters of the knots and the EMK (I do not own either) are the same it would work just fine but...

Of course! The knots are such a niche piece they kind of have to have a purpose built heating device. I linked JRed's electronic heater setup below. He does sell just the pyramid stand on it's own if you have a properly sized coil and PID to run it...

We got a rare overcast day out here in the desert and it's the perfect lighting for this marble by James Daschbach aka BadBackGlass. Feels like looking into your own personal galaxy. I wish I could post a video to really show off the optics!