Cannabis Hardware (formerly NewVape) FlowerPot Twax Vaporizer
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delta hotel
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My heat post is the older model, awhile before the injector came along, but I see that it's been redesigned to hold the injector better. I've got an injector style bowl now and was looking at ordering the injector diffuser, but I was wondering if I needed the new heat post too. Does anyone have the injector diffuser and can comment how well it sits in the old heat post? I really don't wanna buy another one, it seems unnecessary, but I don't like the idea of it just falling over/out either.
waxdab23
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You'll definitely need the new post. I ran into the same issue. There's no way to safely set it on the og post. It was worth it in my opinion though, I really like the injector head and glass bowls.
snackmaster
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How much older? Mine from about a year ago works fine IMO.
Top: purchased 2/21
Bottom: purchased 2/22
delta hotel
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Interesting. I looked and I ordered 12/20, so it's probably the same post you have from 2/21. The bottom does look like it holds it a little more evenly (is that it?). Does it feel about as secure resting inside of the old heat post? Also, thanks for the comparison photos!
snackmaster
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New one feels marginally more secure, but I don't think anyone with an old post NEEDS to replace it. TBH I bought a new one more for the increased thread length than injector compatibility.
delta hotel
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Went to check something out on their page and noticed a new listing.
www.cannabishardware.com
I recall seeing this awhile back when they were working on it, but I didn't know it had gone live or that that was the name. Looks interesting though. Maybe I'm late though?
FlowerPot Pro | Cannabis Hardware
The Flowerpot Pro is the ultimate vaporizer for flower and dabs. Enjoy ball heater technology and enail reliability. Upgrade your vaping experience today!
I recall seeing this awhile back when they were working on it, but I didn't know it had gone live or that that was the name. Looks interesting though. Maybe I'm late though?
Bet it's getting set up for 420Went to check something out on their page and noticed a new listing.
FlowerPot Pro | Cannabis Hardware
The Flowerpot Pro is the ultimate vaporizer for flower and dabs. Enjoy ball heater technology and enail reliability. Upgrade your vaping experience today!
I recall seeing this awhile back when they were working on it, but I didn't know it had gone live or that that was the name. Looks interesting though. Maybe I'm late though?
delta hotel
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Coincidentally I went to look to decide if I wanted to order something now or wait until 4/20 for a few odds and ends. Now I've got this to dig through too!
tokenknifeguy
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Got a question about the PID controller by Cannabis Hardware. Ever since I have had it, maybe about 3 months or so, there is a red light that blinks all the time. Under the red blinking light, it says, "out". Is this normal for the blinking or should it not blink? I only ask because here lately my temps have been acting real weird at times and has given me the EEEEEE reading on occasion. Like the temp will be set at 775 and then a reading will pop up 1100 or something way high, then an EEEEE is given. Anyone know what the deal is? I usually cut it off and power it back on and seems to still be working fine. Just wondering if this is normal or should I try and get it replaced.
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tokenknifeguy
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No never seen that but I might try it if it keeps acting up. Thanks
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@tokenknifeguy
I've had that blinking light on my old legacy PID since I got it a few years ago, its normal and nothing to worry about. The other behavior though does seem like something though, usually the eeeee is because the coil is dead although that doesn't seem to be exactly what your experiencing. I would proably look at replacing the coil before the controller but can't say for sure, maybe contact CH directly about this? The temp spiking that high and the eeeee are not normal.
I've had that blinking light on my old legacy PID since I got it a few years ago, its normal and nothing to worry about. The other behavior though does seem like something though, usually the eeeee is because the coil is dead although that doesn't seem to be exactly what your experiencing. I would proably look at replacing the coil before the controller but can't say for sure, maybe contact CH directly about this? The temp spiking that high and the eeeee are not normal.
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caliganja420
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B1 with shovel head vs B1 injector? Does the injector hold the same amount of balls as the regular B1?
checkyourlibido
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I'd just keep in mind that I don't think you can get any conduction out of the injector. Late at night, I like to let it bake a bit before inhaling with the Shovel Head.
Chicken No Name
Dazed and confused
Why? Does the injector not heat the bowl it's placed in at all. Or are you saying the titanium shovelhead conducts more being metal than an equivalent glass bowl.
I use a b1 but on glass bowl and the glass gets hot but I can still pick it up etc. I had assumed minimal conduction.
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feralcomprehension
Qualified Observer
I just went thru this and have had my hardware since Tuesday (thanks @VGOODIEZ for the pre-sale consult, the crazy fast shipping*, and the post-delivery followup**). Here are my current thoughts for what they're worth... Note that I have a B2 with injector, so ymmv.
The benefit of the injector is a standardized head-to-bowl interface; it's an 18mm male joint, just like all the 18mm glass joints you see on this site, which enables you to use any appropriately-sized joint as a receiver. The Elev8 bowl, the wood ones from TNT and SBL, or any 18mm female adapter you can stuff a screen into and be happy with. The newly updated Shovelhead from CF also takes the injector, but the end of the nozzle comes very close to the screen so you're likely to get some green-ring action unless you load accordingly.
One potential downside is that the minimum spacing between your balls and your load (heh) is determined by the length of your injector (omg)***; Scott suggested I stack a flat screen on a basket screen to raise the deck of the Elev8 glass-screen bowl and raising the load 10mm made a huge difference.
With the non-injector head you don't get that engineered interface unless you're using the Shovelhead- I don't have the non-injector (yet?) but I guess that you just hold the heater to the top of whatever bowl you're using if it's not the Shovelhead? Min distance between your balls and load is smaller here, because there's no injector snout, but I dunno if it's difficult to get a good seal (and in the absence of an engineered interface you may need to hold the heater in place while using).
@David Root : I read your V-rod journey with great interest and agree with much of what you wrote and some of the related conclusions.
You pitched a FP with an injector on one side and the 22mm diffuser on the other. (@Chris_CH : This is a *very* good idea; why make us choose?)
You built a nub. This inspired me to try to use my B2 upside down- I took the SIC dish off, reinstalled the B2 Nut, and flipped it over for use with my 14mm adapter bowl. Success, thanks!
Finally, there was more discussion about the load-to-balls distance, and I fully agree with those who concluded that the FP injector nozzle is overlong and that we need a bowl with adjustable deck.
$0.02,
fc
(*Ordered Friday, in-hand Monday, no BS.)
(**Scott reached out via email a couple days later to check in; who the hell does that anymore? I've bought stuff that cost 10-20x what I've got in my FP and gotten zero post-sale followup.)
(***frequently the case it would seem...)
[Edit to include new info from @WelshBrok ]
The benefit of the injector is a standardized head-to-bowl interface; it's an 18mm male joint, just like all the 18mm glass joints you see on this site, which enables you to use any appropriately-sized joint as a receiver. The Elev8 bowl, the wood ones from TNT and SBL, or any 18mm female adapter you can stuff a screen into and be happy with. The newly updated Shovelhead from CF also takes the injector, but the end of the nozzle comes very close to the screen so you're likely to get some green-ring action unless you load accordingly.
One potential downside is that the minimum spacing between your balls and your load (heh) is determined by the length of your injector (omg)***; Scott suggested I stack a flat screen on a basket screen to raise the deck of the Elev8 glass-screen bowl and raising the load 10mm made a huge difference.
With the non-injector head you don't get that engineered interface unless you're using the Shovelhead- I don't have the non-injector (yet?) but I guess that you just hold the heater to the top of whatever bowl you're using if it's not the Shovelhead? Min distance between your balls and load is smaller here, because there's no injector snout, but I dunno if it's difficult to get a good seal (and in the absence of an engineered interface you may need to hold the heater in place while using).
@David Root : I read your V-rod journey with great interest and agree with much of what you wrote and some of the related conclusions.
You pitched a FP with an injector on one side and the 22mm diffuser on the other. (@Chris_CH : This is a *very* good idea; why make us choose?)
You built a nub. This inspired me to try to use my B2 upside down- I took the SIC dish off, reinstalled the B2 Nut, and flipped it over for use with my 14mm adapter bowl. Success, thanks!
Finally, there was more discussion about the load-to-balls distance, and I fully agree with those who concluded that the FP injector nozzle is overlong and that we need a bowl with adjustable deck.
$0.02,
fc
(*Ordered Friday, in-hand Monday, no BS.)
(**Scott reached out via email a couple days later to check in; who the hell does that anymore? I've bought stuff that cost 10-20x what I've got in my FP and gotten zero post-sale followup.)
(***frequently the case it would seem...)
[Edit to include new info from @WelshBrok ]
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WelshBrok
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Not sure if this has changed but the glass bowls I have from a couple of years ago hold the non-injector in place hands free. It does tilt to the side a bit more than the panhead but doesn’t seem to effect functionality
feralcomprehension
Qualified Observer
Good to know, tnx! I'll edit my previous post to suggest it *might* be the case vs. is the case.