thanks Vitolo for the Video.Just awesome to see you enjoy youre solo out on the front porch.made my day Man! that coco stem of yours is a real cracker
Jcat its nice to read about youre expectations and excitement Re Eds stems.This ones for you. Welcome to FC.enjoy youre stay.May it be a happy one
It had been a busy day at work so i was relieved to get home and find Eds Package had arrived in my postbox.
Eds stems, dreamy cocobolo and Irish bog oak.
you will notice white grains running through the bog oak piece.Its just wax that hasn t sunk in yet.I use a little organic wax on my wood pieces the first few weeks i recieve them.they respond very well to a little bit of TLC.It helps to make the grains Pop in the wood and allows the wood to relax.
the bog oak has the heavier grain of the two and is a beauty and so tactile, your fingers follow the grain as you hold it between hits.In contrast the Cocobolo is glasslike and smooth as a billiard ball, although,looking at the piece it doesn t appear so, which is the beauty of Cocobolo.It finishes so smooth,Both are beautiful and look really striking in my black solo.The pictures don t do them justice imoa.
So I have had a session with the bogoak stem and all i can say is Wow.Im very attached to it already
.It tones down the hi tech look and feel of the solo and replaces it with a natural but refined look and feel.
In use the restriction I used to experience with solo stems isnt there with this stem.the vapor whistles lightly through the screen turbolike on inhale and the flavour is mmmm mmmm.I started on 2 on my m103 and had a 12m session there and stayed there,did nt move it.It was perfect
Ed encountered lots of teething problems developing these stems, which is documented on his thread here on FC.He makes it his business to deliver a top quality product.I have a few of his pieces now but I think he surpassed himself here.this stem is a joy to use and in looks and feel takes the solo to another level.The steel bowl is solid,quite thin and featherlight,Its tapered slightly at the end to help insertion and it fits tight.the wood stem part is bored out fully to help airflow.the screen has a circlip to hold the screen in.Does it need it? i dont think so.The bog oak just oozes character.the wood is 1000-3000 years old and was dragged from a lakebed in a peatbog in Ireland.I wonder what was going on 3000 years ago when this wood lived?...Oh well that was the past...now it lives again. Vape On
Thank you ED.I'm glad i did
Ed can be found here