CU for VapCap?

[TommyDee]

I'm trying to judge effectiveness. You can buy the hardware. I suspect the new effective vapor path will not be as significant due to lack of diameter for the vape to roll around in.

These are the parts to help conserve diametrical air space...

Group buy?

...and another tool for your kit.

 

[stark1]

WHA! happen

 

[TommyDee]

Sideways thread avoidance.

I should add on the material list above, do the math on the spacers. Consider how many disks you want to have. Each disk (washer) will need a slit. there are several length of spacers available. I picked 3/32 for compact disk-stacking but you need like 18 of them. You also have to 'groove' each washer for the 'hole'. A Dremel cutoff wheel can make quick work of that. Or a file. Gently bending the screw will act as a holding mechanism. Lastly, you may need to knock some edges off the stack. Just load them up on the threaded stud and run a file over the lot. You want a close running fit.

 

[stark1]

Show us when you get a working prototype. Then you can market them.

 

[TommyDee]

I don't want to market things. I need a lightweight stem. So, there it is Anyone is free to market the thingamajig.

 

[stark1]

Another non-original idea.
Aside from nuts and bolt + washers, a 7mm spiral twist of SS
In an XL stem.

Not patented, as there are blunts with this concept in the marketplace.

A “spiral cooler”, which fits into a VapCap size stem.

 

[TommyDee]

I like spiral air guides better too. The ID of the condenser tube is a free 4mm. How tight do you think you can twist up a ribbon without buckling?
Obviously I've given it some thought. I was surprised actually when I did a small test. The spiral path is longer no doubt. More efficient as a cooler.

But the Apollo cooler has merit and that design can be duplicated in any DV M or XL without a mouthpiece by sacrificing the condenser tube. Elegant? No - Effective? Probably.

I am also good with a 5" straight path. Plenty of cooling by then to give me 'vapor sauce' at just the right temp.

 

[Siebter]

That spiral / helix cooling unit has been done by Simrell too.

 

[TommyDee]

Yes it has.