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There is a fine line between brawling with someone, someone getting maimed for life or getting killed. So my approach is to walk away, failing that in a stand your ground state a ninety grain solution is an unfortunate option.

Congratulations on doing it yourself.:tup: What was wrong once you got it open and did those little cork disks just restick to the base?

Illudium Q-36 Explosive Space Modulator everybody is out of those, seriously I once accidentally plugged the power cord of my Cannon printer into my Nano, it took seconds to realize the mistake and pull the cord in that space of time the heater turned red-hot. I would not suggest such a course...

So do you have any pictures of your work? What woods are you using?

If I strike it with enough force to cause the heater to move in the tube it will but that usually only happens when I am cleaning the unit or I drop it. On the upside it has been that way for years and performance hasn't changed.

Not to worry, this guy makes an almost bullet proof stem... https://edstnt.com/accessories/enano?product_id=64 The plenty is a much bigger hitter then the Nano, takes up more desk space, holds about four times the bud and I would have suggested it except for "I can easily break or has many...

E-Nano from EpicVape is well worth a look it hits most of your points. Price is $200.00 US which I see as a bargain given the large number of lesser vapes costing more. The Nano is as efficient as any vape on the market, a simple to use convection vape with a one knob control. The vape is...

I seldom vary the power setting on my Nano but I do vary the draw and I can see the appeal of a PID type controller.

Sorry about that, what's your take on the E-Nano and VC performance? Trying to get a handle on your preferences.

If it is just a question of getting massive hits and disregarding taste and efficiency it is a toss up between my LSV and my Plenty.

Marijuana is a plant for one to use as they see fit, just enjoy the ride.

Some folks never make the leap to vapes which is OK, as long as they have found their own way.

I use a stick to push the wire screen to the end of the stem and clean it without removing it because I suck at getting screens back into the stems. Bonus, I have used the same screen for about a year, I bought replacements during last years 420 sale and still have all but one of them.

I think it is a question of who and what you know for beta testers, I have done a little beta testing on a few products and I usually knew someone at the manufacturer and I had experience in the product type.... IT IS NOT NEPOTISM!....OK it's only a little about nepotism.

Both approaches (conduction & convection) can work well so for me it depends on the specific vape.

Sorry to hear that, if memory serves most of the glass is assembled in house which may mean lots of variations in tolerances. Next time you might consider Eds TNT stem for the Nano. https://edstnt.com/vaporizer-accessories/enano

Magic Flight Orbiter and the Sneaky Pete Globe (small one) may be worth a look.

Leave the lid off the loaded capsule, drop a screen over the capsule .... Stand by for test results.... Works but the usual extra screen and drip pad with the standard rig works better. IMO

Take a look at the E-Nano, it is a simple easy to use vape, it is also easy to clean and only costs around $200.00 US. Many users leave theirs running 24/7 so it's always ready to go. The load is around a .10g which I gather is about the same size of the Firefly. The E-Nano also pairs easily...

It is basically what you find pleasing I can't imagine there being a noticeable difference in function. Yes I am that cheap.