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I have the 1 and 3. They're both great. The 1's airflow is slightly more open but the 3 is adjustable. They're a little different to heat, with the 1 being a little faster and the 3 being a little more forgiving. For some reason I think I 'like' the 1 better but I think most folks would like...

Somehow I can manage that fine with the batts for my portables but it never occurred to me to use it for the wand's, those I've always charged in the wand itself. I need a bigger charger! ; )

Well, hell, that was impressive! What are your setting/timing for the Inductor? Are you heating to the clicks?

I'm kind of the opposite. I picked up torching quickly enough (there were no IHs then) that it was never really a problem, but I did improve a lot over time. When I got my Atlas I loved it and used it daily but never quit torching. Now I use the Wand once a day or so and usually forget to...

Lol. I have a second one for that! ; ) I really got it because I thought my first one was crapping out but it really just seems to not like the Helix (and one other). But I did learn how to use it without the insert first; I got the insert to make it more brainless, I guess. At the time I...

Watch the classifieds for a Flite. There was also a tiny desktop plugin heater he made called the Flix--I think only a round or two of those ever shipped--that had the same heater technology. The Flix and Flite have a standard setting, and also a pulse width modulation setting. The PWM pulses...

The Brute and the Lucid Customs are similar in that you need to count past the clicks with newer caps. As IHs were becoming more popular (there's discussion in the Fluxer thread) they reformulated the cap's metal to be more ferrous so they'd interact with induction fields better, requiring less...

The Wand with the SK insert is great. Brute is great with earlier caps. Fluxer Flite rules, best DV IH bar none. I've been using/loving IHs since the Lucid Customs Atlas but I still get better results with most tips by torching, unless conditions are too rough. IH is nice to have when the TV's...

You'll find more detail back there, but two things: the bowl is large and the atomizer seems to be effective beyond the size of the load. The vapor as a result is very thick and smooth and the high is powerful. It will outdo the M7 but, tbf, that's a tool for another job.

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Happy Lotus Friday!

"Use the Force, Master Bruce..."

Not at all. Mine is oak, fwiw.

It's wooden. The intake is glass o-ringed into the top half and the joint is glass, also o-ringed in. The metal bands are magnets that hold the halves together.

To Terrapin!

I'd try and get a handful of them in @VGOODIEZ store. Having them on the shelf conveys a sense of legitimacy to consumers who are used to buying brands. For aficionados, I'd test glass stores. They're already there looking for a better experience and they may find 'flower dabs' novel enough...

Mine just landed so I'm still honeymooning I guess but I really like it a lot. The threads are a thing (I agree they should be refined a little) but not enough of a hindrance to ruin the experience. The vapor quality and flavor are really nice, I've had no issue with under- or over-cooked...

That's the big torch I have. Works great.

Most of the whip connections I have are male on the hose end (Cloud Connoisseur, TAG, etc). But the SBL Hydrobrick has a female end on the whip. Nice thing about that is that it's big enough to provide a window on the vapor so you can see how your hit is going. If your bong was ceramic or...