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I don't know if anyone else noticed this, but @Chicken #420 's "upside down showerhead" technique works with the adjustabowls, which gets the hot part of the device a lot closer to your herbs for smaller loads. I haven't done a lot of experimenting yet but might be worth playing around with if...

Yeah that was the first thing I did, I used it that way for quite a while and it was great. :D That said, it had a tendency to be difficult to remove with the amount of reclaim that built up between the condenser and the tip, so with the GonG + tip producing the same results while less fiddly to...

It was about preserving the wooden parts as strong solvents don't play particularly nice with wood. I really like the design of the WonG adapter but it's too pretty and I'd like to keep it that way. ;) With the glass mod, I pull the tip out, remove the O-rings, and throw everything sticky in a...

Well, I promised pictures of my Cocobolo and unfortunately I've been busy, but the unit is getting a thorough workout. :D It was nice out for a day so I fixed the office chaos problem by ignoring it and shooting elsewhere: (Full Size) No words needed, I'll just let that speak for itself. ;)...

I have a guess. The best way I've heard it described is that voltage is "pushed" to the device and amperage is "pulled" by the device. In DC power supply contexts, this means voltage output is your primary concern, as voltage differences, especially too much, can definitely cause damage...

My personal favorite for the flowerpot is the Herborizer XL large bubbler, or if I had one, the RooR vapor XL bubbler (they look almost the same, the Roor is somewhat taller and more expensive). Low diffusion, very long vapor path, very little actual water required. The only gotchas are that...

Nope, they fit into a machined grove somewhere above the post in the bowl part, you just push them in until they seat. They will look like they don't fit initially but you just need to trust that they will and push it down into the bowl, and then do some gentle adjusting if this caused the...

The biggest +1 possible for this suggestion. :tup: @corwin33 Those double weave screens are very good at keeping particulates out of your piece (not perfect but so much better than the stock screens) and combined with a dropdown you can keep things so much cleaner. It's a few more dollars than...

Yes, but you are singling out a weapon. The way laws work is you need to define what people can't do. So you still need to define it, for either a ban or strict regulation. NFA 34 defines what you can't have, and what you need to do if you want to have it. It defines automatic weapons...

https://www.amazon.com/NORPRO-597-Non-Slip-Rubber-Opener/dp/B000HEKQTY/ Let it cool down and use one of those (if pliers and the associated scratching aren't something you are down with), those jar openers are great for a lot of things (oil filter removal is a favorite use of mine) but I would...

I'll need to get some proper pictures where general office chaos doesn't detract from the work of art sitting among the rubble, but I got my Cocobolo Woodscents on Wednesday, been experimenting ever since. The glass stem with basket screen was the first thing I tried, definitely liked higher...

"Ed's TnT has sent you a package" Can't wait, getting here tomorrow. :D

One thing to try is bumping the temps up to the 725+ range while keeping a medium or faster draw speed uncapped with roughly .1 g loads. I found the flavor hit on high temps to be superior, but be warned that this does come with increased harshness (compared to lower temps). I don't do much if...

That's a good point, I would like to add a warning to the beginning of the post, but the edit limit is long past gone apparently. Can mods edit posts posthumously?

If you already are aware of the risks that can be associated with computer duster, scroll down past the Red "End Warnings" text. Some warnings about canned air, and a big thanks to VaporWare for reminding me that some warnings may be in order: To add a few warnings for the uninformed since I...

I bought three when I got my FPSH a few months ago, and I'm still on my first one. They are a tight but very secure fit. They are very durable if you treat them right. I've found a way to ISO them clean without removing them from the bowl (I have the panhead) which I will post the details of...

Looks pretty good to me, just a couple of questions: For point 3 (glass screen), is this a built in glass screen, or a free sitting screen that is otherwise retained by some mechanism? For point 4, does this mean the double-weave TI screens will fit? If the answer to 3 is "built in screen"...

I have both (well, it's the NV WA, not the DNAIL WA, but close) so I took some pictures. The answer is probably no, or at least not easily, for the upside down hack, though it would depend on the bowl/slide/dome design. https://imgur.com/a/5YMbJ

For the upside down SH with the low profile free flower bowl I was running low 500s iirc, given how close the FP was to the herbs when it was flipped upside down. That seemed to be quite sufficient but I didn't do much more experimentation due to lack of proper screens to keep the green out of...

I've gotten some new glass so I've been experimenting a bit. I shelled out for the Herbo XL large bubbler and I've been trying low 700s but I kept coming back to the throat feel being too much for multiple hits for me, though the throat feel is much improved from my little sidecar rig. So I...