Dani Fusion by Battery-free Ganz
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I love the DF2.0+Flare+WPA combination.
The only way I can see the DF2.0 being improved for my use, is better airflow. The resistance is relatively tight, boy can you get massive amounts of tasty vapor off one 40 second heat.
I use 40 seconds in the flare on boost mode, little roasty.
The only way I can see the DF2.0 being improved for my use, is better airflow. The resistance is relatively tight, boy can you get massive amounts of tasty vapor off one 40 second heat.
I use 40 seconds in the flare on boost mode, little roasty.
3PuttMutt
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I'm not sure that the leather tarnishes the cap, but it does tarnish with use. It's easily cleaned with silver polishing pads. Wesley provides some with orders, and they can be purchased on his site—they are also available on Amazon.
Perfect_Speed4069
I am the beetle in a box that only you can see
Hello, also UK, Barkeepers Friend
Mr Turnip
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Ha I see we have few from the UK on here...
First time use last night was exactly what I was looking for. I never went past the click and I got multiple low temp flavour hits not big clouds.
Obviously first few goes and I know I could do a lot more with it but really glad I bought it.
Glad it's a UK bank holiday to get baked all weekend
First time use last night was exactly what I was looking for. I never went past the click and I got multiple low temp flavour hits not big clouds.
Obviously first few goes and I know I could do a lot more with it but really glad I bought it.
Glad it's a UK bank holiday to get baked all weekend
Still like it after a week of use, very good taste, good clouds, easy to use . Thank's for the Tempest to be to long to be release. Happy to buy this one instead.
Test with 3 ,4 , big dab torch.
Different expérience, all quite good.
Félicitations Mr BFG
For the scorch on the silver , it has dissapear right after the first use, only with the torch
Test with 3 ,4 , big dab torch.
Different expérience, all quite good.
Félicitations Mr BFG
For the scorch on the silver , it has dissapear right after the first use, only with the torch
endof3d
Cognitive Dissonance D 5 +
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ICYMI Phil at soothingvapours.ca last newsletter had a different prospective on the Fusion’s 2 metal stem. Having a compact stem that can expand is an interesting approach to create additional vapor conditioning and cooling. Wouldn’t surprise me if BFG is developing a more elegant solution for the Fusion V3 stem than the one demonstrated below.
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"Stem research (part duh): Still monkeying around with stems and I realized that one of the best features of the BFG Fusion 2.0 new metal stem seems to be a well-kept secret. Prepare to be amazed: the stem can be extended approx. 2 inches to provide extra cooling. The vape is designed for this: the extension comes equipped with o-rings at the top and bottom to provide a seal whether the stem is operated in closed or extended mode. Cool af, eh?! Not only that, this works for the new metal stems whether they are a Stunner or OG Fusion heads attached. Extra cooling for free…gotta like that! Photo shows closed stem up top, the extended stem in the middle and the component parts in the bottom. FYI, this can be REALLY stiff to get out the first time. Once I got it out and put some Dynawax on the o-rings, it was a breeze to open/close. Have fun!"
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ICYMI Phil at soothingvapours.ca last newsletter had a different prospective on the Fusion’s 2 metal stem. Having a compact stem that can expand is an interesting approach to create additional vapor conditioning and cooling. Wouldn’t surprise me if BFG is developing a more elegant solution for the Fusion V3 stem than the one demonstrated below.
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"Stem research (part duh): Still monkeying around with stems and I realized that one of the best features of the BFG Fusion 2.0 new metal stem seems to be a well-kept secret. Prepare to be amazed: the stem can be extended approx. 2 inches to provide extra cooling. The vape is designed for this: the extension comes equipped with o-rings at the top and bottom to provide a seal whether the stem is operated in closed or extended mode. Cool af, eh?! Not only that, this works for the new metal stems whether they are a Stunner or OG Fusion heads attached. Extra cooling for free…gotta like that! Photo shows closed stem up top, the extended stem in the middle and the component parts in the bottom. FYI, this can be REALLY stiff to get out the first time. Once I got it out and put some Dynawax on the o-rings, it was a breeze to open/close. Have fun!"
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Flow
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Been reading some things here and there on the forum…
and the postman will bring me a Flare too… I think it's one of a nice combo, but damn ! VAS !
Flow
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Mine arrived yesterday… and dayum, same tarnishes on the cap. I'll polish it later...
I won't use the factory BFG leather pouch if it is the problem with silver.
Does any of you use it without trouble ?
now waiting for the Flare to be delivered... web marchand indicates it will be delayed…
'bout testings…
Easy fast cleaning, dry burn 3 times, and first sesh yesterday night
Nice results with some fluffy bowls, and i could barely feel the draw restriction ! I just hear the whistles…
2 holes open, and then 1 1/2 and i like it this way for now.
That's a great device, mainly convection - according to me ^^ - nice flavor and flawless high !
It does get warm, but it does cool down fast once it's on my heavy SS grinder.
Looks very sturdy and well finished
"honeymoon phase" : ON
Of you can't put it in alcohol it's not worth the money. I soak my anvil all the time. You're making me not wanna buy this!Thanks for the replies. I burned it off a couple of times and it still doesn't click. It should be all dry by now. I will wait until the evening and try it again. But what you guys wrote sounds like I have to get a new cap. After just 3 weeks. I think it was my own fault because I put it in isopropyl. An expensive beginners mistake I guess...
3PuttMutt
Member
The only thing you can't put in alcohol is the cap (which doesn't need much cleaning anyway), and if you have a wood stem, you probably shouldn't soak that, either.Of you can't put it in alcohol it's not worth the money. I soak my anvil all the time. You're making me not wanna buy this!
3PuttMutt
Member
The heat-sensitive disc inside (which is what makes the click) is affected by moisture.
Flow
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moisture with iso 99 ? explain me furthermore please… i was thinking this stuff (iso99) makes a good sterilisation ?
TheScamericann
Active Member
I don't think anyone really knows why but there have been multiple users who have soaked the cap in iso and it stopped clicking. I don't see any need to clean the cap at all.
maremaresing
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My understanding is that resin or suspended particulate in the solvent that gets behind the disc. The disc itself is just sitting captured in these devices but not secured (by design). Once something gets behind it, or it gets sticky, there isn't a good way to flush it out. Additionally, if you swab around it with a Q-Tip, you can dent or damage the fragile disc.
Quite the opposite. These caps that keep the click disc out of the air/vapor path make cleaning possible. You can swab the inside of the cap and not need to soak the whole thing and never worry about damage to the click disc. (Not that you really *need* to clean that part often.)
Either way, it's important to not harass the disc because it does such nice work letting us know when the device is at temp. Respect the click? No. Respect the click disc.
Of you can't put it in alcohol it's not worth the money. I soak my anvil all the time. You're making me not wanna buy this!
Quite the opposite. These caps that keep the click disc out of the air/vapor path make cleaning possible. You can swab the inside of the cap and not need to soak the whole thing and never worry about damage to the click disc. (Not that you really *need* to clean that part often.)
Either way, it's important to not harass the disc because it does such nice work letting us know when the device is at temp. Respect the click? No. Respect the click disc.
Rodney
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Recommended vape supplies here in UK have some new Dani fusion products in just seen
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recommendedvapesupplies.co.uk
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Anyone got any opinions on these? see its the name of this vape that I like as catchy but dont know much about it except its better than a dynavape.
Dani Fusion 2.0 Artemis
The Dani Fusion 2.0 Artemis is similar to the Dani Fusion 2.0 metal stem, except with the addition of a Vietnamese Tracwood Sleeve around the metal sleeve of the stem. This helps to reduce the heat which is transferred into your fingers while holding the device.
Dani Fusion 2.0 Artemis, Mini and Long Wooden Stems (stem only)
Dani Fusion 2.0 Wooden and Mini Wooden Stems. Compatible with the Dani Fusion, Dani Fusion 2.0 and Dani V3Ti.
Wooden WPA (Water Pieces Adapter) - Dani Fusion
The Wooden WPA from Battery Free Ganz is a water tool adapter for use with the Dani Fusion 2.0, Fusion and V3 Ti. These are beautiful little adapters with a natural wood grain.
Anyone got any opinions on these? see its the name of this vape that I like as catchy but dont know much about it except its better than a dynavape.
endof3d
Cognitive Dissonance D 5 +
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Owned every version of BFG's Dani's from V2 forward to the current Fusion 2. They all produce cool, flavorful, and robust vapor as well as predictable and repeatable results. They work with both a torch or IH and are built to be life time vapes. They are available in a number of different sizes of metal and wood cooling stems.
The OG and V2 Fusion both have adjustable air flow and will micro dose effectively if that's your style. Note: Dani's are far more forgiving when heating than a DV. Perfect device if your new to using torches. If a DV is part of your rotation you're going to love the Fusion 2.
In the video below, Lee from Table Top Bong provides a good review of the Dani Fusion 2.
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Owned every version of BFG's Dani's from V2 forward to the current Fusion 2. They all produce cool, flavorful, and robust vapor as well as predictable and repeatable results. They work with both a torch or IH and are built to be life time vapes. They are available in a number of different sizes of metal and wood cooling stems.
The OG and V2 Fusion both have adjustable air flow and will micro dose effectively if that's your style. Note: Dani's are far more forgiving when heating than a DV. Perfect device if your new to using torches. If a DV is part of your rotation you're going to love the Fusion 2.
In the video below, Lee from Table Top Bong provides a good review of the Dani Fusion 2.
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