The lids of the prepacks make a great half load oven tray.
500 hour crafty O_oAre you riding on your crafty to work? Sorry just joking, your housing looks pretty damaged.
thank you! and thank you for your reply!Based on stories here and Mighty thread, there are a lot of folks who've had Crafty and migrated to Mighty, with far less making a switch the other way around.
Both work very, very well, to be sure. Since Feb. '15 I've had three Crafty's now a Mighty. The differences have been discussed a lot, but I'll list a couple.
Mighty's two batteries charge faster than Crafty's one because Crafty uses usb at 5V/2A and Mighty uses 12V/3A. Then Mighty delivers at least twice as many bowls per charge.
Mighty reaches temp (approx 1 min 40sec for +160C lift) faster than Crafty (over 2 minutes for same).
Mighty doesn't get as hot as fast, since the load is shared by two batteries.
Mighty handles back to back sessions (even very hot ones) better; Crafty will overheat and shut down sometimes and I have not seen that with the Mighty.
A single battery replacement in Crafty costs $70 US. Changing the two in Mighty costs $90, but those two will last twice as long a Crafty's one.
It also seems that Mighty's need repair/return less frequently.
The main thing Crafty has over Mighty is size and it can stand up unassisted
I am obviously biased, don't get me wrong I love the Crafty too. It seems that folks here generally think that Mighty's suit heavy users better. Lighter or occasional use would be ideal for a Crafty, imo.
Lately some owners of new Crafty's are saying they may be getting more bowls/charge. I think S&B makes rolling changes to circuitry and/or software, so things are likely improving on that score.
Plus we've got Crafty legends like @Vambo1980 who has achieved over 500 hours on his Crafty with some knowledge and fine soldering skills! vape on, dude!
Best of luck, enjoy your Crafty!
Each of the three eventually failed and each was covered under warranty. I think the oldest was 4 months, with approx. 135 hrs on it. When I sent the third in, I asked for upgrade to Mighty, which they allowed me; I just paid the difference in retail price. This kind of warranty upgrade is primarily available only if you are making a valid Crafty warranty claim.why (did) you have 3 crafty's? did 2 broke down or something?
What's is your opening method???Nice vid of dosing capsules by @WakeAndVape over on p312 of Mighty thread.
(I prefer my opening method over his, but whatever gets the job done)
As he says, must spend over $25 to get free shipping.
Shame they don't offer a capsule sample pack.
I bought too many, so I'd like to share.
PM me and I'll mail you 4 free capsules.
I have enough for nine FC testers. (USA)
Try them. Get that OCD rush!
what does quasi-plugin mean?Each of the three eventually failed and each was covered under warranty. I think the oldest was 4 months, with approx. 135 hrs on it. When I sent the third in, I asked for upgrade to Mighty, which they allowed me; I just paid the difference in retail price. This kind of warranty upgrade is primarily available only if you are making a valid Crafty warranty claim.
I'm a pretty heavy user (plus a wife on same device!) and found that the Crafty single battery could not keep up the pace, so I was always putting it on the charger, which may have contributed to demise(s). Mighty has no problem keeping up, and can function as a quasi plug-in, too.
You're in for a nice ride as it is, and IF your Crafty runs into trouble, you can think about the change then.
'Quasi plug-in' is just a term I used for it. S&B says you can use Mighty plugged in even when the batteries are depleted. But it does not have what's referred to as true pass-thru charging. A pass thru piece can both operate as device and charge battery at the same time.what does quasi-plugin mean?
I'm gonna try to return my Crafty in exchange for a Mighty.
is it a good idea to charge between sessions? supposed to be bad for lithium batteries, not sure if it also applies to the crafty battery?
or is it better to drain battery each time halfway/completely and charge then?
This reminds me -- have you ever tried screwing on Crafty's stock c/u so the mouthpiece projects off the opposite side from usual? This might also help with beard penetration? Nice change of pace...finally tried mighty c/u on crafty
..i dont think the taste is better but it definately seems to last longer in mouth (..it could be me)
and its cooler
so very happy i got it
..on a side note - as mouthpiece now sticks out more - it has better beard penetrating abilities
How fitting, this is your message #420!just received and paid an invoice for the MY upgrade. Chomping at the bit!!!!
Sorry for the slow reply..i'm kinda new at conversing on FC.. I don't know what model the soft case is...i'd suggest that you go to a camera shop or electronic store and look at their small soft camera cases. The one I use fits the Crafty and there is a little extra room in th case...of course you can get any size you want if you want to carry extras.....[
Could you take a pic or link which case it is to me? Thanks
Pls take a pic if you can thanks!Sorry for the slow reply..i'm kinda new at conversing on FC.. I don't know what model the soft case is...i'd suggest that you go to a camera shop or electronic store and look at their small soft camera cases. The one I use fits the Crafty and there is a little extra room in th case...of course you can get any size you want if you want to carry extras.....
Hey do any of you guys have a small and compact case for your crafty? I'm looking for something that's relatively the same dimensions as the crafty, as that's all that I want to fit in the case. I thought the Pelican 1010 was perfect but realized it's too thick/tall for me. Help!?