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Are you going to also have this one in the turbulated model?

You could get some silicon tubing on put around it except for the tip.

It helps to put some spit on the O-rings before putting it back together.

I would say with a torch high price shouldn't be the issue but quality does cost more. I got a Xikar lighter and it has been the best for me because it seems to be consistent for the entire tank of butane. With cheap torches the flames seemed to get weaker as the fuel level got lower making...

The OV I received just has straight turnings on one part. I like it. I also like the variety.

I bought one because I have the glassy Ti and have dropped it a few times so I wanted the durability. So far I'm liking it and using the Ti body. I have it adjusted till I can barely tell the difference between whether the hole is covered when taking a draw. I'm really like the V cut of the tip...

I feel like it's because he use a piece that is also machined for the tip. If the Ti is a solid bar it's easier and cheaper to machine or pre-purchase with the groves cut down the sides. Then you just cut length for tip or mouthpiece and machine the rest.

I've gone through at least 4 Glassy Ti bodies with my last one breaking the other day. Luckily my OV is in the mail and should be arriving tomorrow. I'm hoping it will be more indestructible.

Not sure but maybe the cap built up some magnetism from use with other magnets.

I recently bought a Xikar torch and they suggest this method and I've noticed a difference. Also a good torch and make a difference. The Xikar I bought seems to be better about keeping a consistent flame for an entire tank compared to the cheap torches I was using before. Now I usually don't...

This thread makes me want to take up the hobby of making "wooden pens".

I got a Xikar dual tip lighter recently and have been happy with the performance. Another user commented that they had the same lighter before the VapCap came out and thought it ran hot with the vape they were using it with. In my experience and technique I don't feel that it's getting to hot...

What will you do when the Haze or Grasshopper get wet or you drop it and the electronics go out? I feel that I can get just as good as or better vape from the VC than I do from the E-nano. I'm just a heavy user and it seemed as though battery vapes could never keep up with my demand. Sure with...

Today at work I was kind of stressed with some anxiety and noticed that I was rotating my pen like I do the VapCap when heating. Was actually kind of relaxing and helped to think about the joy to come when I get home.

It's hard to see sometimes but there are links for pages 2 and 3 closer to the bottom of the page. They blend into the image of the VapCap OG at the bottom.

Sometimes it may not click. I will then shake it and notice that it doesn't rattle as usual so I will flick or tap the tip until I hear the rattle and it will start clicking again.

I think one of the nice things about the VapCap is that it seems like there are hundreds of different techniques that work. I feel like I can mix my technique up instead of switching to one of my other vapes for something different.

I recently order a nice Xikar dual tip that should arrive tomorrow that is more of a squeeze like the second one you linked. http://www.amazon.com/Xikar-Allume-Double-Jet-Lighter/dp/B00MMIHKME?ie=UTF8&psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00

That can sometimes happen when the glass is heated to make the holes and if it doesn't cool down correctly. I think that is why you will see glass blowers put their pieces in in Kiln.