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Still works 18 months later.

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Same here, only the mouthpiece comes off.

https://www.sourcevapes.com/collections/xl-series/products/source-slim-xl-quad-coil-quartz-coil-less-vape-pen?variant=687281438726 ...and then change the color selection from "black chrome" to "stainless steel limited edition" if it isn't already. They did send me a tester/prototype a while...

Apparently they're a thing now. SOURCE just sent me these fine looking devices:

I hate when that happens!

I'd say it depends a lot on the material. A chunk of hard shatter will really benefit from a couple seconds of softening up before trying to hit it, but a blob of soft wax will start vaporizing almost immediately.

I 100% agree with this. The Nyx is a decent beginner/budget device for concentrates, but the Saionara blows it away.

Too many choices is a good problem to have! (:

The nails that are made to fit into a mains-powered e-nail coil can also be used with a torch. From the pic it looks like a 45 degree. Can't answer this one because I just use random objects as carb caps. (:

What I meant was, could it have low/no THC content because of errors in the extraction process. Like is it known good sh!t from a reliable source like a dispensary or is it from some sketchy dude's garden shed. Decay/spoilage isn't usually an issue unless it was poorly made.

From the pictures it sure looks like the concentrate has been successfully vaporized. Is there any chance this batch of concentrate is bad?

When ceramic glows red it's a LOT warmer than 300F, so I wouldn't trust the temp the box says it is. I didn't have much luck TC-ing it and just run the Sai at 8W-10W in power mode.

Pretty sure that's a Megatoke in the vid. For those not familiar, it's an electric combustion pen.

In those circumstances I'd transfer the remaining oil to a different cart that still works. Depending on the manufacturer, the fill plug is usually either hidden under the mouthpiece plastic or located somewhere on the bottom of the cart.

OK, I killed the annoying vibrator on my CFX. At one corner of the circuit board there are two thin wires (blue and red) that go from the board to the vibrator on the inside of the plastic housing. Just clip either of those wires and the CFX won't vibrate any more. Leave the other four wires...

I've been using mason jars, stored in a cupboard to keep UV out.

LSV seems pretty indestructible.

Can the CFX's vibrating signals be turned off? The noises are disturbing others when I vape at night. I'm not above ripping the vibrator off the circuit board, but I'd rather not have to.