NICE!Pulled the trigger on this little Klein from GZsmoke last night. It looks a little smaller than the Klein that CCG has so I figured I'd give it a try. Looks like it'll be good for dabs and maybe vape.
I'll post some pics when I get it.
Yeah, a klein pulls at me too, but not as much. It's the Mod I really want. For it's franken piece capability.NICE!
I need that one!
Next will probably be the FC Mod, but it COULD be something fabish.
Ha ha ha. I assume you meant to post the piece rather than the MP. Is it the Mod or a clone?This is one of my favorite pieces. The uses are multiple, right now I only put water in the first chamber..
How about this one ?What cybrguy said, just watch the wall thickness. The 1/8" stuff is a little bit too stiff for my taste in whips.
Pulled the trigger on this little Klein from GZsmoke last night. It looks a little smaller than the Klein that CCG has so I figured I'd give it a try. Looks like it'll be good for dabs and maybe vape.
I'll post some pics when I get it.
Can you post a link to it?
I just got the FC-201 from steven last week and it has quickly become one of my favorites. It also has a similar dewar style to the ufo and not much blow back that I've noticed. My only complaint is the joint is a bit too recessed to work with some adapters or fit my evo but I have an adapter that works so it doesn't bother me too much.@Chicken #420 hello and another warm thanks for the great practical info you share all over this place for our benefit.
I wish to ask your very brief opinion please sir- I am quite keen on picking up the Flower Beast for when I have my soon coming Herbo Ti (aka- FP reserve!)
I bought the FC-186 for my (mum's) Flowerpot based on Edwyn's strong recommendation (Vapecritic has also followed suit now after breaking his fave piece).
Currently I am using the FC 186 with the Elev8r, alternating with the UFO bubbler.
The 186 is certainly smooth and cool, and a little better that way for bigger hits, although the UFO is still pretty smooth and strikes a very fair balance between size of can, draw resisitance/effort, and smoothness.
What I don't like about the 186 is I find it a little hard work. It pulls back at me when I begin my draw. Like taking up the reigns, and if you let them go slack you must start over again. Its like pulling a truck- once you start, you better continue. The UFO is not like this. I can stop inhaling for any time length, even a split second, and immediately pick it up again without losing air/draw capacity.
So this takes a little wind to get going with the 186, effectively meaning I'm out of draw strength sooner by the end of the hit.
I like to hikd my hits but I find it imoossible to fully clear the 186 at the end of the hit, withiout exhaling instantly.
And it often gives me a head rush from prolongued and pretty raoid inhalation. I usually don't try and clear it, but still find it a little longwinded. And I get more blowback with the 186 than any other rigs (even with low water), which I wish to reduce for the incoming Ti, which enhances the blowback of the bubblers as the air is so free flowing and when you stop your inhale there is vapor blowback up through the heater each time- even with the XL Sphere bubbler, which never occured with the XL.
The UFO does not have any blowback, and it is immediatelg resp9nsive to the initial pull, easier to pick my perfect drawrate from the off, and also much easier to fill my lungs, and eiher clear comfortably, or leave a little vapir behind and take the hit down deep to hold- like Im unable to with the 186.
The Flowerbeast I like the look of. I think I might prefer it to the 186. Im hoping it is a little better in terms of draw responsiveness and initial "pullback", blowback (works both ways lol!)
Size wise the Beast is almost identical- 34 cm etc. One might think both pieces will be the same function wise.
What are your thoughts on thess 2 bubblers? Do you think it is worth me getting the Flowerbeast, or is it too similar to the 186 in this regard? Like, easier to get going at a comfortable, controlled pace, and easier to clear withiut exhasting breath with lungs so full of air?
One other thing Im not so keen on with the 186 is how I can't see the milk properly in the can, to know what sort of hit I have coming, unless I tip my neck right forward, and still can't see it properly.
The Beast looks better also in this sense, with eyes pointing downwards.
If you have a thought on this bro I would love to hear it, anytime. Only a brief word, just being as clear as poss here to maks your answer dead simple.
Thanks dude, wishing you a totally fab weekend.
I feel the exact same way about the fc-186. I always prided myself on a large lung capacity, but that initial pull takes so much out of me. Im wondering if other people are having an easier time clearing a whole can of vapor without problems using the fc-186, since it gets so many good reviews.@Chicken #420 hello and another warm thanks for the great practical info you share all over this place for our benefit.
I wish to ask your very brief opinion please sir- I am quite keen on picking up the Flower Beast for when I have my soon coming Herbo Ti (aka- FP reserve!)
I bought the FC-186 for my (mum's) Flowerpot based on Edwyn's strong recommendation (Vapecritic has also followed suit now after breaking his fave piece).
Currently I am using the FC 186 with the Elev8r, alternating with the UFO bubbler.
The 186 is certainly smooth and cool, and a little better that way for bigger hits, although the UFO is still pretty smooth and strikes a very fair balance between size of can, draw resisitance/effort, and smoothness.
What I don't like about the 186 is I find it a little hard work. It pulls back at me when I begin my draw. Like taking up the reigns, and if you let them go slack you must start over again. Its like pulling a truck- once you start, you better continue. The UFO is not like this. I can stop inhaling for any time length, even a split second, and immediately pick it up again without losing air/draw capacity.
So this takes a little wind to get going with the 186, effectively meaning I'm out of draw strength sooner by the end of the hit.
I like to hikd my hits but I find it imoossible to fully clear the 186 at the end of the hit, withiout exhaling instantly.
And it often gives me a head rush from prolongued and pretty raoid inhalation. I usually don't try and clear it, but still find it a little longwinded. And I get more blowback with the 186 than any other rigs (even with low water), which I wish to reduce for the incoming Ti, which enhances the blowback of the bubblers as the air is so free flowing and when you stop your inhale there is vapor blowback up through the heater each time- even with the XL Sphere bubbler, which never occured with the XL.
The UFO does not have any blowback, and it is immediatelg resp9nsive to the initial pull, easier to pick my perfect drawrate from the off, and also much easier to fill my lungs, and eiher clear comfortably, or leave a little vapir behind and take the hit down deep to hold- like Im unable to with the 186.
The Flowerbeast I like the look of. I think I might prefer it to the 186. Im hoping it is a little better in terms of draw responsiveness and initial "pullback", blowback (works both ways lol!)
Size wise the Beast is almost identical- 34 cm etc. One might think both pieces will be the same function wise.
What are your thoughts on thess 2 bubblers? Do you think it is worth me getting the Flowerbeast, or is it too similar to the 186 in this regard? Like, easier to get going at a comfortable, controlled pace, and easier to clear withiut exhasting breath with lungs so full of air?
One other thing Im not so keen on with the 186 is how I can't see the milk properly in the can, to know what sort of hit I have coming, unless I tip my neck right forward, and still can't see it properly.
The Beast looks better also in this sense, with eyes pointing downwards.
If you have a thought on this bro I would love to hear it, anytime. Only a brief word, just being as clear as poss here to maks your answer dead simple.
Thanks dude, wishing you a totally fab weekend.
Thanks for letting me know Im not crazy. That is why I am curious to know if the Flowerbeast is easier, more pull friendly. I think the 186 probably works better with vapes with a bit of draw restriction.I feel the exact same way about the fc-186. I always prided myself on a large lung capacity, but that initial pull takes so much out of me. Im wondering if other people are having an easier time clearing a whole can of vapor without problems using the fc-186, since it gets so many good reviews.
I feel the exact same way about the fc-186. I always prided myself on a large lung capacity, but that initial pull takes so much out of me. Im wondering if other people are having an easier time clearing a whole can of vapor without problems using the fc-186, since it gets so many good reviews.
Having an Omni, do u fill the chamber, take a breath and then clear? Or can u clear it on one pull?I have a fc 186. Mine does have a fair amount of restriction. I like it for dabs on my dnail, but the restriction with a dynavap is a bit much.
The dynavap has a noticeable restriction on its own, especially an omni with it adjusted for a closed carb.
I find the same extra pull needed to get it going. But it also kills a full load in the omni with one pull. So with the restriction some will like it depending on the vape. Used with my dnail the fc 186 restriction seems much less.
Yeah, it's odd because the 186 DOES have some restriction. Yet with the wide open flowing vapes it seems too open, too much air too fast.I have a fc 186. Mine does have a fair amount of restriction. I like it for dabs on my dnail, but the restriction with a dynavap is a bit much.
The dynavap has a noticeable restriction on its own, especially an omni with it adjusted for a closed carb.
I find the same extra pull needed to get it going. But it also kills a full load in the omni with one pull. So with the restriction some will like it depending on the vape. Used with my dnail the fc 186 restriction seems much less.
I can vouch for the FC-UFO. It has very little drag/resistance- just the perfect amount for me. Very easy to get the pull going, vapir generation is instant depending on your device.Hi peeps,
Irony struck me today: While looking for new glass pieces, I decided to clean my d020. Managed to smash the mouthpiece against faucet... What does glass? Right...
Well, so now I need some of that glass even more
I'm eyeing with some pieces from steven and sunshinestore.
Looking for a nice easy and smooth draw one that saves the flavor the best possible (whatever that means..) - and then bigger sized smooth hits capability
I like:
https://www.dhgate.com/product/2015...g-based-water/233447446.html#cart_view-2-null
https://www.dhgate.com/product/2015...g-with-matrix/255741536.html#cart_view-4-null
sunshine:
https://www.dhgate.com/product/d020...se-perc-water/175832535.html#cart_view-2-null
(Cause I lost her... )
https://www.dhgate.com/product/dfx-...ter-pipe-with/396093322.html#cart_view-1-null
and
as for this one https://www.dhgate.com/store/product/new-design-vapexhale-hydratube-sidecar-perc/386035662.html: what kind of perc would one prefer? Inline vs. circle sidecut?
(Actually, there's 3 options as for the foot stand bubbler: )
Thanks for your opinions!
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