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Haha, I remember that - certainly not a finished idea or product in any shape or form, it feels semi-goofy to me now that I look back at it but perhaps that idea could be refined [a feeling a get A LOT]. It was aimed at vapor-cooling for the OCV but The Wand is aimed at complete glass...

Understandable concern, but these are not just "cotton-covered' cords. These are intended to look just like those wires that were for older rigid applications, then they actually are. The wire itself is your standard 16 ga. copper-stranded core wire {not solid core like I believe you may be...

I will be publishing a temperature chart but the temp. control is infinitely variable [within the parameter of its wattage]. The chart will cover the heat levels and symbols on the temp. control and will give you at least a better idea where to start your vaporizing experience. keep in mind...

Cleaning & Care The glass housing: Depending on what materials you are vaporizing and how clean your general methods are your housing may occasionally need cleaned. With the power unplugged and the unit completely cooled to room temperature, remove the keck clip from the housing and gently pull...

Temperature Control: This housing is constructed of an aluminum alloy {2204 aircraft-quality} and has a 270-degree sweep linear rheostat that is rated for over 5 times the output of the heating element even at peak draw. The aim was to build simple and overbuild when possible. The body on the...

Modnote: Image links have been removed until they are fixed on the oldcitydiffusers.com server. Currently they are causing a password prompt. Hello All & Welcome to "The Wand" thread! I'm back again, wasn't on a hiatus from Old City Diffusers but just from public-life. This is the place I got...

Thanks for the kind words. I will get some in use photos soon and I am working on putting together some videos that will hopefully compliment the user guides, since its a little better to have for visual learners. I do believe vaporizers are a tool, and all good power tools always seem to come...

:goat: You'll never lose me! I've been at this for 3 years straight, it is my passion! The proverbial caveman is hopefully stepping out into the light to spread some information about my new OCD shtuff. I appreciate all the constructive efforts that you all have given me in the past years. You...

Updating Web Site. Grand Opening for Old City Diffusers!

Sorry for the delay, I have been out of the state for a little while - but back now at OCD :tup: 220v version will be available when it is available for all the OCD products (but not yet! no solid ETA) It will use around 11-15 watts for proper vaporizing temperatures...and I'm trying to be...

If you say so. It has two separate wooden bodies, the first part is the temperature control (the part to the left, with the knob) this is connected to a cord & plug for power, the opposing side of the temperature control box connects to (via cord) the diffuser unit body (pic, to the right)...

Here is the new: Smaller & Lighter version. Fits in the hand very well, remains warm. Proving to be light and versatile while still using pure glass on glass connections. Cord lengths on these will be long 8ft cords. These ones will actually come with an even thicker female glass joints, so its...

Perhaps it was, easier to blame myself though, I hope you enjoy the rest of your unit, new vapor tubes will be on the way (if you wish :peace:)

Because it arrived broken? because the glass cement is non pleasing to the eye? I put a lot of effort to make the horizontal vapor tubes, both glass and stainless steel for cleanliness, I used non-carcinogenic, non-out gassing, glass cement,including hypodermic stainless steel, FDA approved...

Hey Lo, Sorry about the arrival of the horizontal vapor-tube, this is not plaster, this information is on the site, its a non-carcinogenic, non-out-gassing glass cement. Care was taken to assemble the vapor tubes but the difference in the coefficient of thermal expansion between the stainless...

Its not exactly portable, still AC powered, just to be clear. No, there won't be an recessed heating element - its fully open. If I were making a portable (DC powered, battery powered) I wouldn't leave a glass surrounding open. These units use the thickest 14mm scientific glass joints I could...

Its in the works, should be available really soon. I can post some pictures of the new design, I will be offering three 'styles' altogether. The cylindrical style as I have posted (like the one sent to the 'beta' group here on FC), The cubist style for a more hands-free setup, and last but not...

thanks for the words, much appreciated. most of the credit is the materials, the beauty of the wood has little to do with me but I do enjoy refining it.

agreed on the knobs. I have found a way to make them with knurled inserts so they now fit as snug as the regular black aluminum (not plastic) knobs seen on some of the units.

Thanks. Horizontal won't get enough BTU's to vaporize near the temperatures you would like given the capacity of a 14/23 glass joint. I could offer adapters and/for 18 mm stems for the vertical feature but would have to be in the future. I'm contemplating removing the horizontal feature from the...