That looks really cool in that j-hook!What good surprises with 420eng ! The glasspipe is great (cooling, visibility on the steam produced, magnetic and beautiful). The Streamwhistle makes the same impression on me, I posted some pictures in the appropriate thread, I put one here to tease
I am guessing you don't buy a lot of American glass. But yeah, I always give the advice to people, especially in this forum, "If you think it is too expensive, don't buy it."
Thanks for this. I truly regret not getting one.What good surprises with 420eng ! The glasspipe is great (cooling, visibility on the steam produced, magnetic and beautiful). The Streamwhistle makes the same impression on me, I posted some pictures in the appropriate thread, I put one here to tease
Yeah all the time. Love it with the tamper.
I only cleaned it once lol and I was gonna shake it with my fingers at each opening, but it's not ideal (risk of alcohol spilling on the wood and drying it out). There might be some some plug style solution to seal it off, otherwise a brush should do the trick. To rinse the alcohol out i would be less worried about minor spillage as a little water that's immediately wiped off doesn't really dry out the wood.
Not sure what you mean by 'funnel.' EDIT: I figured it out--you mean the funnel! I do the straw pack. The stem's chamber is about twice the capacity of a Dynvap bowl, the glass bowl is way bigger, and Dynavap tips fit the heater, too.
Not for me. It don't take many, to be honest.
Wooden stems and vapes tend to stay 'cleaner' than glass or metal ones because the wood is inert temp-wise so there's less condensation of the oils. Simply scraping with some sort of tool or a pipe cleaner or q-tip with warm water can remove most of what does accumulate. The glass stems with the 14mm glass lining under the wood can be removed as can the chambers.
I've noticed quite a few people preferring the injection bowl, as opposed to the stems as WPA. Does it just perform much better? Is there too much air restriction with using stem WPA?
Seriously!?
. Serves as a natural protective layer against any irritant, a given wood may emit, takes longer to build up anyway, than in a glass or ss stem... and if it bothers you too much, you can still use a pipe cleaner or q tip dipped into a bit of iso, to clean it out once in a while.
I clean all my wood stems the same way:
Resin is fat soluble so the wax basically pulls it all off and it all wipes away.
Seriously!?
You guys ever heard of such amazing inventions, like pipe cleaners or q-tips, you could simply dip into a wee bit of iso and then wipe the insides of a given glass or ss liner clean with!?
Totally effective and without risk, to splash anything on the wooden surface... provided you don't drown the poor pipe cleaner in the iso, so that it drops all over the place
Confirmed no 420 sale. These sales are typically for mass produced vapes who have low manufacturing costs and high profit margins. It's good practice to not expect Artisanal creators to place their vapes on sale.
Got it, thanks for the heads up. A Log only version would’ve be awesome though
Doesn't sounds normal. There's variation, but I usually use mine in the 4.5-6 range. There's a good bit of difference between those with mine.
Is it burning your material at the lowest setting? If you read back you can see there was a problem with a faulty pwm, so that might have happened again. That would be a bummer. Although it could just be getting to know the sweet spot. Mine produces much less vapor when it is at the very lowest setting, even though I think mine runs hotter than average.
