YetAnotherUsername
Youngster vaporist
did the plastic melt???
Nope it broke off like if it was already broken before I opened Crafty.
did the plastic melt???
Starting to get annoyed. S&B has ignored my last 3 emails which are about the crafty application.
It was one thing to have the app done, and apple not approve it, its another thing if they don't plan on updating it at all.
I am getting annoyed because I thought S&B has been known for excellent customer service. Them 100% blowing off 3 emails now is the bigger problem IMO than "slow" app updates that may or may not even be happening at all.
EDIT: Just looked and the last 2 of these 3 emails were 4 days ago. I'll give them a couple days during this week to see if they will answer back. Something tells me if I contact the German branch of S&B they wouldn't be happy to hear about the USA branch blowing off customers. :/
Interesting discussion on their response time. I sent them an email yesterday evening asking them if I could use a couple screen shots of the app. for a review I'm putting together on the Crafty and I already had a response this morning letting me know it was ok. The response came from Germany too.
He sent this to the repair email? This is not right? Any repair emails should be top priority if customer service is something they are good atI've been waiting to hear back from them about app errors, I have a friend whose Mighty won't completely charge. Hes been waiting over a week for a reply. Maybe they're busy or Vatra might be off sick or something.
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I waited a couple of weeks to get some support with my Plenty a few years ago I'm sure they will come through for you.
Smaller volume of the filling chamber. Plenty is 3.4 cm^3 and Crafty/Mighty are 1.4 cm^3. Maybe different engineering as well? Not sure because I do not have a Plenty.
Looks like their leaving the technical questions aside for whatever reason
He sent this to the repair email? This is not right? Any repair emails should be top priority if customer service is something they are good at
Makes sense. Half the size heating element requires half the watts I guess
For me customer service has been the best I've ever delt with. It has actually been a pleasure.
I picked up my mystery package from the post office today. It's another Crafty I can't believe it they sent me a second one. How many other companies would do that?
S&BCrafty
It was US branch. My first crafty failed so I sent it back and waited for the replacement. When I got it it went bad the next day. This time they sent a replacement with a shipping label for the bad one. I sent the bad one back and when they got it they shipped me the second one.
It would make sense that repair emails are handled quickly since the person(s) reading those emails has probably been trained on how to handle them. I would not expect this nameless person(s) in Oakland or Hamburg or wherever to be knowledgeable enough to handle technical questions and those emails might get kicked upstairs.It seems as if they answer repair emails right away as to not ruin their reputation but leave the bs questions to be ignored. Still not cool
Though if you ask me
It was US branch. My first crafty failed so I sent it back and waited for the replacement. When I got it it went bad the next day. This time they sent a replacement with a shipping label for the bad one. I sent the bad one back and when they got it they shipped me the second one.
FWIW, W9 has a Titanium Coil that should operate as well as the standard SB Liquid Pad. Not sure if size is an issue - I don't have a crafty.Now about the taSte - has that issue went away for you from cleaning it like that guy said? Or do you still find it slightly harsh? I have always wondered why storz and bickel used stainless steel instead of titanium as that seems to be the best and healthiest metal. I emailed them and ask them that as well and they haven't replied.
So I've been playing around with the WPA idea from elmomuzz in order to hopefully reduce the conduction factor of the Crafty (not that the conduction aspect bothers me but just fooling around really and messing)
The idea is to insert the bowl from an Extreme Q into the Male adapter and leave the oven empty, thus sending heat through the materiel and avoiding contact with the oven.
So,
To make the WPA you'll need to slice off the head of the cooling unit, once its sliced you'll see that the hole is not round (you can actually see that when opening the cooling head and checking the hole from that side).
I have been enlarging the hole from the cooling unit enough for it to accommodate a EQ basket and placing it in that hole (ie. making the hole almost round but not too big otherwise the EQ bolw won't stay in its encase.
Observations after first trial:
It definitively do not fire like the original method (grass into the oven), slower to produce vapor
The vapor eventually comes nice and thick but still not like the original method
It does not reach the same heat sensation in the throat towards the end of a hot sesh (less irritable)
The flavor "seems" to last longer... (biased?!?)
The ABV is less brown
The HIGH, really really good, but better than usual...not sure
So all normal observations I'd say with the bowl been further away from the oven but many more trials and comparisons need to be made...can't wait
On the next trial I would like to fill both bowls and see how it hits...
i dont think i have ever tasted metal on my crafty using the oil padDoes anyone else feel like the liquid pad leaves a metallic aftertaste?
I just don't use them anymore to be honest. I know some people love them, but every single time I have used them, for the rest of the day I feel like I have a metallic taste in my mouth I can't get rid of.
And tbh, I feel like crafty does great with small sized loads as long as you tamp it well. Oils, different story, I guess you'd need the pad or cotton or some kind of rig to put the oil on. But as for small loads, I definitly like it better without the liquid pad.
Is this just a me thing?
Does anyone else feel like the liquid pad leaves a metallic aftertaste?
I just don't use them anymore to be honest. I know some people love them, but every single time I have used them, for the rest of the day I feel like I have a metallic taste in my mouth I can't get rid of.
And tbh, I feel like crafty does great with small sized loads as long as you tamp it well. Oils, different story, I guess you'd need the pad or cotton or some kind of rig to put the oil on. But as for small loads, I definitly like it better without the liquid pad.
Is this just a me thing?
Hey Ricchini,
Since I love to brag and you seem to be desperate for some vids, here are 3 you seemed to have missed, they're not the best but you'll sure get a gigle or 2
you need a ground glass whip adapter and a little bit of vape whip/silicone tubing to connect the two.Can anyone tell me how the bubbling around video is actually done? What do I need to buy to make that work? I have a sheldon black bubbler. That definitely looks like something I would like to try...
Guys? Any of you think that the Crafty is getting too hot after each session? Especially with bigger bowls it usually never charges right after a session until it gets bellow 110C or something like that. And it still disconnects from the phone until it cools down… And it's winter! Can't imagine how it will be during the summer… I have already mailed S&B in Germany and waiting for a reply about the disconnections.
What is ground glass? Never heard that term. I'm a noob with attachments to vapes. Would be REALLY APPRECIATED if you can send me a link of the exact parts I need and sizes :-)you need a ground glass whip adapter and a little bit of vape whip/silicone tubing to connect the two.