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thank you for the great write up. I am very pleased that you like the tool. It also works well for popping out the condenser. I never thought of using the fat pin as a tamper...thats a great idea. The fat end also works as a mini CCD flattener. Remember to watch out around strong...

hey thanks for giving my stuff a shout out I have 2 remaining in the current run; both canarywood

yes the machining is one thing..source materials are another. I dont know wher DV gets their 5mm tubing, but just about all the stuff on ebay and amazon are Chinese Sources. There can be tolerance variation, but that true now days with most all sources. I was really surprised when I...

I would say that it is a machining variant When I was designing my IST Inside Tool (for inserting/removing the ccd) The condensors are 5mm... actually around 4.95-8. I first bought some 5mm steel pins for the removal part of the tool. when testing it on my tips, it would not go thru 1 of...

summary onGeorge's video 1 Its a port...repeat after me...it is NOT a carb; NOT a carb; NOT a carb 2 open port- good ... easier vapor, longer vapor, cooler vapor 3 rock stem between thumb and index finger to vary airport 4 learn to use terms like turbuance, vortex, mass, heat exchange etc...

watch out for the event horizon! Talk about getting sucked in!

I am hoping to make more types of inside tools The next one up is a x ring remover you know, you push your condenser out ,but an xring has failed to remain in its grooves and is stuck inside the stem. I have 7mm 6061 aluminum bar which can be cut to length and a hice little handle on the...

xclerk - you are #2 will be pm you soon

Hi guys thanks for responding I will get pic instructions up today As for price, that is still undecided. On my stems snd mouthpieces, dynavap's pricing gave me a score to work from. But this is virgin territory so lets hear from you all....help me find a fair price we can all be happy with

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CCD tool coming out tomorrow...I am calling it the Inside Tool more info tomorrow as well "whilst inside, please useth your Inside Tool"...

thanks bro for posting the pics and the nice comments. Pleased that you are liking the stuff. Glad to see the acetal mouthpieces are finding good mates within your collection. I really like using them...they are smooth in the mouth, dont swell due to moisture, and are not cold to the touch...

also, and this is why I stopped using a grinder...particle dont get past the ccd(screen) as readily. When I first started with the the VC, I had to vape thru a water tool to prevent a irratated thrat. Once I started just a slight crumble on a piece from a nug...all is well

I have often wondered about the bimetal thang and dynalowrider...you have given me an 'in' to quote one of my fav sayings "it's all shits and giggles...till somebody giggles, and shits" have a great day!

To add to the discussion on 1 piece metal VC 1 hi temp O rings on the OD would help the handability. My woodburning pens, which get red hot at the tip, are aluminum with hi temp O rings on the outside of the shaft. My fingertips are literally 1.5" from red hot. Of course, there is very...

--------- Thanks so much dab8 for posting my mouthpieces mounted on your stems, and for your kind words. and to the others who have commented on my MP s thank you as well dab8 collection, along with pic others have posed of the custom stems made by the artists here...leave me in awe...

stark1 wow great collection of classic one hitters! I still have my brass bat from late '70s (i believe)...tho not pristin like yours The bat design is one that I have "woodied" up

yes contact ddave a bit loose is one thing....falling out is another!

cereal4dinner welcome to the forum. re the ss tip I have noticed that the ss tip has one less o ring than the ti tip. Perhaps that is why its a bit loose I have discovered while making wood stems that the ss tips require a just so slightly smaller bore in the stem to be a tight fit. I...