uncapped, if I go anywhere in the 600s it has to be capped or it doesn't really milk. the thing about the cap is once you get a good buzz going it's easy to forget to take it off, I've had a few times where I had to turn off the entire unit and forcefully remove it haha
go to new vape site and in their blog is an article that compares them.
I think I figured it out last night...lol I need to pull harder!!!! I was almost sipping on it, this thing demands air flow
Yes. The Verdamper. Hands down. I tell everybody. Some people listen. Most people agree.
Well you beat me by about 6 months on that. I joined, partly on a quest to seek out the best, as in, gets you the absolute highest vaporizer, having sold my Verdamper due to it not being allergy friendly enough for me.
Terp pearls definitely get things moving. I've only tried using one at a time but I do have multiple to play with. The downside is they are splashy, put a lot more material up on the cap and down the hole. I've been lifting and turning the cap instead of spinning it for now, but I may go back to playing with the pearls. If you don't have any pearls it's probably not worth picking up IMHO (and the opinions of some respected people here I should have listened to). They can still be useful for other things so not the worst pickup to play with, but dubious value overall.
I'm pretty sure the dish has a bevel on the inside edge from the factory which I think is what you are seeing, I don't think it's SiC residue, see above. If you clean your dish and cap really well with ISO qtips so that no residue shows, then spin the cap on dish for a bit while cold, qtip it and can you look at the residue under a good light and tell me if it looks black or grey to you? I see the dull grey of Ti every time but maybe it's all in my head. I have the same observation re: amber residue for actual dab cleanup, and no dark dish edge residue if I don't spin the cap.
This is the nature of the beast. I get Ti dust on my cap from spinning and Ti dust bulilds up on the ground glass joints I use the NV Ti bowl with. There are techniques to minimize this but others and my way to mitigate the issue is to use water to filter out any potential dust.
The post is not supposed to rock. Watch the video on it. You're supposed to fit it yourself onto each glass you use. Watch the video. It'll make sense. Unless I'm misunderstanding what you mean?
I have the 14mm post, and it fits into all of my Grav pieces fine with no wobble. I bought the 18mm post to use with this piece, and I have an 18mm drop down, both wobble just a little bit, the drop down more than the post. I'm referring to wobbling in the joint on the piece, not the shovelhead. I assume it's because this is a cheaper clone, first clone glass I've ever bought and now I see why, though it's far from terrible.
Yeah, it's not a PERFECT seal but I'd say clone enough, I didn't think it mattered that much. I did add a little more water and it hits a little better, but I'm still not quite able to cash a bowl like I am with other pieces, maybe it's an 18mm thing, this is the first time I've ever used the FP on an 18mm joint, or maybe 18mm all together. I'll check those pieces out though, thanks!
Have you watched the NV video on how to assemble bowl and post?
Yeah, I've had mine for a few months and I'm no stranger to how it works. I think it's more the new glass piece I have. Thanks for the help though!
My bad buddy.
