Did you use a b1 before getting the F22? Worth the upgrade? I meant they added a mesh screen in their F series and used 3mm purely. I thought maybe a different combo of balls might fix any clogging up the airflow.That’s what I did with my F22, a layer and ~a half of 4mm, filled to top with 3mm. The bottom “screen” seems secure and there is still rattle room.
Yeah, my vas was about to kick in when I saw the tomcat. I have the b1 with injector and diffuser but debating on buying a 2nd b1 head or selling the injector or both and grabbing a tomcat...I just would hate to try the tomcat and be upset the airflow from the injector side wasn't as good as a b1.I had a B2 prior, the F22 is a huge upgrade for me but as I’ve said that may be more to the effect that I like the open airflow more than the B2. From B1 to F22, honestly I can’t imagine it being much of a different experience.
What is the code.CH is offering a 20% store-wide 710 discount until 11:59pm (ET) tonight. I've been waffling with the "to FlowerPot or not to FlowerPot" quandary for a while, but that's now over. Today is the day I pull the trigger.
CH710. It's in the billboard at the top of the home page of their website.What is the code.
Been wanting a shovelhead bowl for my protoge for a while
Thank u.CH710. It's in the billboard at the top of the home page of their website.
Sell it. The bzero can barely extract a bowlI hate using my B0. I've decided it's due to how deep all the glass bowls are. Extraction is so inefficient at the temps I like as the flower is so damn far away from the heater.
Before I decide to sell, could someone inform what the B0 is like with the shovelhead bowl. I've heard it brings the herb closer to the heater. Does it add a lot of conduction also? As I would like to try and keep a heavy convection bias, as least for most of the extraction.
It honestly feels that way. Can't remember name of the pid but it's set to 680. I tried it with SB which brough the herb much closer and I got one hit extraction. Using the recommended glass bowl it takes around 10-12 with lots of stirring. I honestly have better things to do with my time.Sell it. The bzero can barely extract a bowl
Kidding of course. What PID and temps u starting at?
Nice work bogan!CH710. It's in the billboard at the top of the home page of their website.
Not all pids are created equal? I wouldn’t be put off by trying much higher temps if you’re getting such poor results. I’ve read on several occasions raising temps can be a fix to a lot of poor ball/gem vape performanceIt honestly feels that way. Can't remember name of the pid but it's set to 680. I tried it with SB which brough the herb much closer and I got one hit extraction. Using the recommended glass bowl it takes around 10-12 with lots of stirring. I honestly have better things to do with my time.
I recall the weed eater head extracting so much faster, but I didn't like the conduction heavy effects as they tend to wear off much quicker than convection highs imo.
Thanks for the thought! I grabbed a B2 and a couple other things in what was one of my better timed purchases in a while. No more vape shopping for me for a while.Nice work bogan!
I 100% agree about the conduction thing being bunk. Although I still really like the shovelhead bowl. I think I would like it even more if it were SS rather than titanium, but that is a nit. It's a great little indestructible bowl that is very flexible for most pieces. Also I like the screen depth.The “adds conduction” line of argument is broscience bunk. I could leave my F22 head on the shovel head bowl for 5 minutes; if I then remove the head I will produce exactly zero vapor from the “pre-heated” bowl.
I would take a look at some other options out there, like wood bowls from Ed’s TNT, DFreeZ Designs, etc.
I'm following and agreeing with these points, and those made above. However I feel a profound difference in effects from a diffuser head in a shovelhead bowl, compared to an injector head in a glass bowl.I disagree with the idea that different CH heads can lean more conduction or convection, as that does not makes sense in my mind.
Bowl material however does have an impact from my experience, at least at the lower temps, and I can see how some might refer to it as conduction. I've always noticed my glass bowls do not extract as quickly as the Shovelhead. This is very easy to see on the outer edge of the glass that stays lighter in color. Again, this is more noticeable at lower temps.
My thought process is that titanium absorbs heat faster than glass (obviously), so I wonder if titanium absorbs the heat (quickly) rather than the glass bowls which take longer (acting as an insulator) and seem to pull some of this heat away from the side walls.
Wood bowl are a little different as well because they're more of an insulator than glass, yet they do not leave a lighter color around the edge. I have not used wood bowls with my B's, this is based on my wood Tinymight stem amd reports of others.
As I raise my temps, this effect is less pronounced anyway.
Maybe the bowl is irrelevant.