Personally, I think they belong together. Most issues/technique/accessories are interchangeable.My apologies if I was to off topic to the thread, please delete it if you deem it fit to do so.
Good idea, I've combined them here.Personally, I think they belong together. Most issues/technique/accessories are interchangeable.
Good idea, I've combined them here.
My OCD doesn't want your OCD flaring up so I changed it for both of us.I also think the name should match the mighty thread, so this one should say by "Storz & Bickel" instead of "Storz and Bickel"
Just my OCD :twocents:
I have a OG crafty, it was my first vape. It's become one of my least used vapes currently but I don't think it's a piece of junk it just doesn't suit my style of vaping for a few reasons 1 it's bowl size is for most purposes too big even when I was vaping more, this can be mitigated by half vaping the bowl and shutting it off or packing a smaller bowl with the liquid pad which I did. 2 the battery, it very quickly went from 5 bowls to 3 on a charge and it doesn't have pass though charging. Was charging it like twice a day and it took forever. 3 I had trouble not outpacing the heater on the size of hits I wanted from it. I got very good at taking a very slow draw, so slow I could get the green led to dim but not kick over to turn red. When it was productive I found the vapour to be about as strong as I wanted a dry herb vape to be that's not filtered through water. 4 the cleaning, other then the screens there is no part you can extensively soak in ISO without degradation of the material. Now that I use it somewhat infrequently cleaning is even worse as the reclame has time to dry out and become more stubborn, so by the time it needs to be cleaned it's a disaster or I'm forced to disassemble a clean under hot water every time I use it..... boo.
Like I said I don't use it frequently but it's still my #1 choice for cbd because of its larger bowl size and conduction element. I typically only use cbd when my back is out and if I'm lucky that is only a few days out of the month. And the occasional evening of thc once or twice a month. My crafty should still have a lot of miles left on it only has 35 hours but when it does die I don't think I'll replace it with the crafty + it was just to much of a incremental upgrade and didn't change enough of the previous issues I had with the OG to really peak my interest, I've since moved onto desktops. I did find the crafty to always reliably get me lifted and always produced consistent clouds.
My OCD doesn't want your OCD flaring up so I changed it for both of us.
Do you think it is a battery saving setting or a defect? Couldn't find anything like this in the manual.Had the same problem with my OG crafty but as I remember it really only happened when the battery was low
Hi @Vape_Or_Die420 , when I read this, it just sounds like the vaporizer is coming down from boost mode after an amount of time.Has anyone noticed their Crafty+ randomly reset temperature setting to the first (lowest) setting in the middle of a sesh while on the 2nd or 3rd setting? Ill be vaping along and then all of a sudden, one single vibration and i look and its solid green instead of blinking.
At first i thought it might be overheating but the manual says it will blink red/blue if it is too cold or hot.
I also thought it could be how the auto shutoff works, because i set it to 3 min, it rarely shuts off that i notice. Ran a quick test and the auto shutoff works fine.
I have seen the vape stay on boost mode quite a while and never seem to shut down,Does the boost mode time out (without shutting off?)
I have never had that happen on my Crafty OG.
Thanks for confirming that.I have seen the vape stay on boost mode quite a while and never seem to shut down,
But that sequence mentioned sounds extremely familiar, where it just goes back to non flashing green (standard temp.), and shortly after I get the haptic shutdown.
I'm not 100% certain and I can't test at the moment
Edit, OK just tried it and yes, that's exactly what happens @Vape_Or_Die420 .
I'm on triple boost for a minute or two, or maybe what I set in the app, then one buzz it goes to solid green,
20 seconds later haptic shutdown. So totally normal by the sounds of it.
Click the power button to manually reset timer and stay on your current temp.
Was thinking about getting a crafty+ or boundless tera v3 I will be using primarily wpa. I posted in the tera thread also I just wanted to get views from both sides on how well they work with water pipe
Thanks for confirming that.
I would prefer to use the temp i desire until it shutsdown. Seems to be counterproductive since i have likely vaped up all the goodies on the lower temp before i move it to boost mode. Usually i dont even notice the single vibration, i just all of a sudden realize im not getting vapor anymore. Then i have to go back to boost mode, draining battery life trying to get back to the high temp.
Im not sure i appreciate this setting.
I ordered the tetra, the money wasn't an issue. It was a hard choice just seemed to hit harder on demand. Yeah we only want convection only. The wife n I are pretty bad at camping on the vapeCrafty+ is great on a bong, and I didn't even use an adapter. A few feel it's better at bong than a Mighty because the airflow is wide open and the heater is strong.
It would be very nice on a bong size wise too as it has one battery cell and is tiny without cooling unit, where the Tera carries two cells.
420vapezone said he really liked Tera on a bong but that was a year and a half ago, and he seems to have an endless supply so can fill those bowls right up for fun.
I just wonder if the likes of newer convection units could be much better now, like Tetra P80 or Hopper io, if convection only is what you want.
I'm a firm believer in the added power of Hybrid heating or the ratio of it that this company are using now (just ask anyone who went from an old Volcano to the Hybrid Volcano!), so I recommend the Crafty+.
If price is an object and your herb supply is not, I'm sure you could have fun with a Tera.
And I do like that Boundless encased their heater elements in ceramic on that model.
Up to you hope you enjoy the one you choose!
Maybe tell yourself you will buy both, then just choose which to get first. I think that makes it easier!
Maybe it works good for me as I use half caps and I'm familiar with the procedure, I guess it's a battery saving thing and I'm not exactly sure what the timer adjusts or if that would help.
Now that you know the drill you might find you'll notice it happening now, or your brain clock will tell you roughly when it's due and you can give a click on the button to extend!
There is definitely a type of draw sensing built in to reset the timer but it's based on temperature drops so it might not see every draw.