Oh man, this thread has become hard to read. Kudos to
@mrbonsai420 for hanging in there and trying to help folks, I feel for you bro. You have been a stand-up guy in this thread and done a lot of work to help Josh here. I hope he has paid you man (obviously you don't need to speak about your personal financials here, just saying that IMHO you deserve paychecks for your efforts - being a formal employee would also resolve the concerns some have about your being a stranger on the internet who doesn't necessarily work for the company knowing about their orders/shipping etc - discretion is #1 in the vape industry and we all need to remember that).
Let's please go easy on
@mrbonsai420 since he is not necessarily a paid employee of any kind and as far as I can see, is just trying to help.
As to Josh, I've always enjoyed talking to him and obviously I use the Liger 30mm as one of my drivers (I've used my sapphire halo a lot more recently though, the liger has taken a back-seat since I find the Halo finishes the dab quicker and I am a busy herbivore atm!), so we know I like the products. Still, staff need to be hired to get the company caught up with filling existing orders and assisting customers with new ones, also to get on top of QC!
IME you can't get away with responding to company e-mails one day a week, this page has made it clear that folks don't accept that sort of sporadic communication, especially from companies who already have their money.
At the same time, Josh has got to be working himself to the bone at the moment too. I cringed reading that he is working 7 days - that shit is brutal. I really hope he is getting some time to look after himself too, he is a human being after all! To me, the obvious answer is to hire more staff.
The issues with the titanium finishes are real. I have not received a Liger titanium item that hasn't had a burr on at least one component and/or other issue/s effecting function. My rainbow finish is wonderful though and if anything looks nicer after some use and further color changes
My storm cell seals better than
@Danksta but I 100% believe his problem is as described given my inconsistent experiences with most of the Liger titanium so far.
The master set dabbers that go on the bottom of the cap are dangerous for quartz and sapphire inserts if they actually hit the dish when inserted as the member above mentioned. Some of those dabber handles could split hot sapphire like a log-splitter with enough force! I'd encourage all to avoid using these dabbers if they touch the dish when applied.
I have also noticed with a newer 30mm Liger bucket that I have that you cannot use the nail on a straight 90 degree angle joint without screwing the intake right in (I hate to do this personally, I only want the intake far enough in so that it doesn't protrude into the bucket).
The threads do not fasten securely enough if you put the Liger on a straight angled joint and do not screw the intake until it sticks through into the bucket. IME, screwing the thread into the bucket can get in the way of the carbs and has to be done just right. It is also a bad idea for retaining the insert, since I am confident that if you turned your liger bucket upside down with an insert inside and the air intake screwed in above it, that you could simply break your insert when it hits the titanium air intake tube! I do typically use a 45 degree angled rig with my Liger for this reason, which allows me to set up the liger without the air intake sticking into the bucket or being too loosely connected.
This company really needs more staff to lighten the load for Josh (who could in turn direct more energy towards QC and head off the issues with inconsistent machining of titanium) and meet customer demand. Everything will work better! It'll create some jobs for Americans too, and I'll be damned if it doesn't seem like Americans want more jobs right now
Hopefully some more hands can be found to lighten the load and this thread will be happily buzzing again soon
