5) I only use 2 temps mostly, 375*F and 410*F (in vitro) but Mighty is more suited for changing temps. I wish it had the "double button press" preset like Crafty does though.
6) The auto-shutoff has been perfect for me but it depends on your draw/lung power. Through my testing it appears that you must drop the temp by over 4*F to avoid the auto shutoff. How you do this in your allotted time is up to you but this thing is made to rip.
7) Don't worry, be happyYes, 2 years.
8) Mighty all the way . . .The extra power and more robust case are 2 good reasons also the larger cooling unit gives a slightly better hit imho. The 12 volt is actually nice, I am embracing a plethora of portable power solutions. With 2 batteries Mighty has a larger performance "window" than Crafty. Mighty is great for travel as well. Extended family or hotels it's peffect.
But my wife is american and is used to puffing just the goods, and is concerned about a plasticky taste as we use the pinnacle pro with the new glass insert, and often with the water tube. Again, worth worrying about, on her part?
Thanks t-dub
Thanks for clarifying!
I guess my only questions are about the difference over the Mighty then, because one of them is getting bought!
5) how much of a limitation do you find only having two temp settings without gaffing with an app? On the Pinnacle Pro we only use two settings anyway, at least on the Crafty I could set what they are precisely.
6) how annoying/not-annoying is the one-minute shut off really, and as a bonus question for an extra 5 points, how effective is the draw-detection at stopping the auto-shut off?
7) I've read back about 10-15 pages and seen talk of an error that starts happening; people are quoting their runtime to see who can last longest. That worth worrying about? How long do they support their battery for, is it the same two years?
8) considering we don't actually ever take our pinnacle pro out the house, but do like its portability, in our shoes would you go for the one with the buttons and the double batteries, or the smaller, lighter one with the handier USB charger?
Would be cool to find some sort of screens that would act as lids to plop on top of the basket. You could spread a couple grams out into them and have a bunch ready to go one after the other
I actually thought you meant 'hits per bowl', so I'm glad I didn't make any assumptions! To answer your question without being a smartass (not always easy for me) I get about 4 bowls per charge, but this can vary quite a bit between users as things like temperature, hit size, session length etc. all play a major role in bowls per charge.
Hi,
Forum newb here but been following since October. Ive had my Crafty since end of November im upto 75hrs use and ive now started to get problems with temp overheat/cutout/blueflash. If i have a heavy session it overheats everytime now. I also cracked my plastic housing just like a previous poster, i dont know how it happened but its been like it since second week i owned it.
I love the unit, but i think they could have done a better job designing the housing.. i would also have made it so you could replace the battery its only a 18650 panasonic 2700mah ncr with a thermistor shrink wrapped within. I also feel the thermal safety threshold of the battery is overkill, these batteries can take some abuse.. just look at the PAX set-up..(uses a panasonic 2900ncr) i had 18months out of that vape used about 5 times a day, the battery still has a fairly decent internal resistance and still used in my ecig.
This is the first ever storz and bickel product ive owned and im happy with the clouds, taste, temp control and heating chamber, but the quality of the housing and design should really be better for the £230 it costs. Ive not dropped it yet, but im sure if i do onto a hard floor the housing will break, if it does at the top where the cooling unit connects then its game over.
VJ
Hi,
Forum newb here but been following since October. Ive had my Crafty since end of November im upto 75hrs use and ive now started to get problems with temp overheat/cutout/blueflash. If i have a heavy session it overheats everytime now. I also cracked my plastic housing just like a previous poster, i dont know how it happened but its been like it since second week i owned it.
I love the unit, but i think they could have done a better job designing the housing.. i would also have made it so you could replace the battery its only a 18650 panasonic 2700mah ncr with a thermistor shrink wrapped within. I also feel the thermal safety threshold of the battery is overkill, these batteries can take some abuse.. just look at the PAX set-up..(uses a panasonic 2900ncr) i had 18months out of that vape used about 5 times a day, the battery still has a fairly decent internal resistance and still used in my ecig.
This is the first ever storz and bickel product ive owned and im happy with the clouds, taste, temp control and heating chamber, but the quality of the housing and design should really be better for the £230 it costs. Ive not dropped it yet, but im sure if i do onto a hard floor the housing will break, if it does at the top where the cooling unit connects then its game over.
VJ
I'm no expert but i think it's off the mark for a portable. The key things required by this vape (apart from the vape quality its self) are lacking. For a portable we require something robust, something you can sling in your bag and not worry about, something reliable with decent batterylife. If its German engineering at its best, why the hell did they only include a 2700mah battery? this is the pack inside the crafty:
even the pax i brought 2 years ago had 2900mah panasonic battery in. In a high drain device and willing to drop to 2700mah there are much better cells on the market tbh.
It could be the filling tool thats caused the fracture, but im not sure if it took a little knock when removing or putting it on.
I'm doubting ill get 1.5-2 years out of this vape.
saves me some battery life warming it up just for cleaning.I should of checked this thread days ago as now I understand why I split my o-rings! I thought the o-ring seated in the little gaps were the crafty hologram piece sits! Woops it should be seated right at the bottom of the plastic post. Could this of been the reason why I was having resin leak up this area? Makes sense really. I have ordered a new set of o-rings but all the other o-rings are in 100% good order.
Cant remember who posted the tip previous but think it might of been @t-dub about dropping the entire cooling unit into iso for half and or so to loosen everything up before cleaning proper. Brilliant idea buddy thanks for sharing
hi, I would like to know how S and B is dealing with these? "battery/charge" issues and the cracking of the docking area on your crafty. Has anyone contacted them?
