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[710Coils]

Here are some side by side shots of the standard and deep dish bangers. Along with slit inserts in them to reference how deep they sit in the bangers

The slit inserts sit right under the neck hole on the deep dish and almost dead center on the standard version. I personally like them DEEP =P

The hair on the side of the banger is for size reference

 

[LabPong]

The hair on the side of the banger is for size reference

darn the lighting angle....hehehehe

Wait....is the insert on the right cracked on the bottom.....or just some fuzz?

 

[strech]

The 8mm ruby fits nicely in the constant gems sapphire. Spins great with the new PI cap in the deep dish banger.

 

[FlyingLow]

looks huge! Does it take big lungs to spin it?

 

[710Coils]

@LabPong I had to break my lightbox down and had forgotten what having 2 cats can do for pictures
It did make me really appreciate my lightbox and today I am finding a spot to set it back up =)

@strech That thing looks like a small planet in there Bet it holds the heat forever when combined with that insert =)

Time for me to handcuff myself to the line and start working =P

Hope everyone is having a great day!!!!!


Shane

 

[strech]

I'll grab a picture of the 6mm in there. That insert is short. It sits about the same spot as the insert above in the deep but in the short. In the deep is well below the hole a couple mm.


Edited to add.

Is the cap supposed to whistle? Wife is very turned off by it.

 

[710Coils]

@strech Was your cap clear or colored and i can check for a non whistling cap =)

 

[strech]

@strech Was your cap clear or colored and i can check for a non whistling cap =)

It was clear.

Thanks.

 

[710Coils]

@strech can you direct message me your order number so I can find you in my system =)

 

[Bologna]

@710Coils
Are there taller clear non-slitted quartz inserts for deep dish bangers, Shane? I guess I only have the opaque slitted ones to compare and the non-slitted clear ones are a good bit shorter than those.... are only the slitted ones tall?

 

[710Coils]

@Bologna I am going to get some non slit inserts made taller, just for the deep dish bangers. They will most likely get completed after the new year =)
Non slit are typically shorter than the slit version since they are supposed to sit below the neck hole

Hope everyone is having a great day!!!!

Shane

 

[strech]

What are the advantages or disadvantage of insert height? Does it matter if in a deep dish? Short tall Idk let's fucking try em all!

 

[710Coils]

@strech There is no real advantage to a taller insert in a deep dish banger, beyond keeping the concentrates contained. Most have some splash over if loaded too much. I will get some deep dish version inserts made after the holidays are over.
just ordered new mood mats with updated art =)


Shane

 

[strech]

How big are the mats??

 

[710Coils]

@strech I will have 8 inch rounded corner squares and a 4 pack of 5x5 squares in 4 different colors =)

 

[Bologna]

There is no real advantage to a taller insert in a deep dish banger, beyond keeping the concentrates contained. Most have some splash over if loaded too much. I will get some deep dish version inserts made after the holidays are over.
just ordered new mood mats with updated art =)


Shane

Pardon me @710Coils, but I beg to differ, my rather bad eyes and I find that the taller inserts are quite a bit easier to fish out of the deeeep dish (splashguard are easy tho)...

Looking forward to a complete complement of inserts designed specifically for deeeep dish....!

 

[LesPlenty]

I just noticed a pic of a new deep dish coil that has me concerned about the quality of the new items,

It looks a lot like my DNail flat coil, down to the kevlar colour and heatshrink to cover the crimp that looks like it was done with pliers compared to my old 710coil version coil, the old 710coil crimp looks a lot better than the new design or the DNail,


The Dnail has a single crip on each side almost like an automotive hose clamp done with pliers whereas Shanes old version looks like a hydraulic multi-point crimp, my Dnail is also fraying at this junction.

 

[710Coils]

I was trying out a different manufacturer and they had some minor differences. The sheath is just the standard style all coil manufacturers offer. But I am planning on going back to my old manufacturer so if you wait a month or so I will have those back in stock =)

Regardless of manufacturer, I stand behind my gear and if anyone has any issues, all they need to do is shoot me a direct message and I will get things sorted =)

Shane

 

[LesPlenty]

the standard style all coil manufacturers offer.

Well, I hope they were at least cheaper in price because they are definitely lower in quality.
You should update the site to explain these changes...at least in pictures.
I feel like a real prick for recommending it now...

 

[cloudblower]

My spatial reasoning is off I believe. On US Thanksgiving weekend I ordered a setup with 25mm Opaque Deep Dish Thick bottom banger with a 45 degree angle. I am going to be using it with this piece (more pictures of it at the link):

Will this work or should I have ordered the 90 degree elbow? I'm leaning toward me screwing up.

Also, is an inline tube even optimal or nominal to use with an enail? It works well with my E-nano (with a straight Joda 14mm stem). I'm completely new to enails; hell, I just am beginning to understand what ball caps are used for. So please excuse my novice questions.

 

[Bologna]

My spatial reasoning is off I believe. On US Thanksgiving weekend I ordered a setup with 25mm Opaque Deep Dish Thick bottom banger with a 45 degree angle. I am going to be using it with this piece (more pictures of it at the link):




Will this work or should I have ordered the 90 degree elbow? I'm leaning toward me screwing up.

Also, is an inline tube even optimal or nominal to use with an enail? It works well with my E-nano (with a straight Joda 14mm stem). I'm completely new to enails; hell, I just am beginning to understand what ball caps are used for. So please excuse my novice questions.

Nope, you're good, the 45 degree banger should be fine. As for the bong/bubbler...? Personal preference. I prefer small handheld bubblers and "sipping"... rather than milking a big tube. Here's an idea... try both!

Good luck and enjoy!


Edit: Sorry, I just read the description... "slight angle"....? so you can lean back with it? If that angle is 45 the you're good with your banger and the piece stationary... otherwise, using a 90 you're gonna have to tip it to keep it level, which is def something to consider, especially if you want to spin pearls etc. A level banger is good.

 

[invertedisdead]

45 degree is fine if you hit it straight up, 90 is better if you like to lean it back for a hit

 

[cloudblower]

Groovy. Thank you both.

Now I just get to continue being patient with USPS in the time of the covids.

Nope, you're good, the 45 degree banger should be fine. As for the bong/bubbler...? Personal preference. I prefer small handheld bubblers and "sipping"... rather than milking a big tube. Here's an idea... try both!

Good luck and enjoy!


Edit: Sorry, I just read the description... "slight angle"....? so you can lean back with it? If that angle is 45 the you're good with your banger and the piece stationary... otherwise, using a 90 you're gonna have to tip it to keep it level, which is def something to consider, especially if you want to spin pearls etc. A level banger is good.

Using a protractor app, I learned that it's 22°ish. This is not boding well for this working.

I don't think the 90° would work either though.

 

[Bologna]

Using a protractor app, I learned that it's 22°ish. This is not boding well for this working.

I don't think the 90° would work either though.

Man, honestly, I'm an e-coil noob myself... and I don't use big tubes anymore (since vaping).

I certainly defer to other more experienced members here.

 

[strech]

That looks similar to one of mine. Neither fit great but the 90 I prefer.
45



90



Please excuse the mess I wasn't planning on taking pictures!


Edited to add. The 45 you have to lean the rig forward with the 90 you lean it back.