NFC Diy desktop and log vapes.
- Thread starter Fosil
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DIY Log Dabbler 😁🪵💪💨💨💨
This one here might fit the job 24v/80w. That'll deliver 29w at 12v.
Fosil
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Thanks! Yes, it can be, I can't find it locally, and the shipping and customs would be killer.
But I have easy access to 12v 40watts, that would be more than enough, I was just happy with the 24v ones as it was impossible to combust.
@Mikroweed Duck the heating element is thin, just 3mm, and 60mm long, nice log
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Fosil
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Not much news this week, I went to the glass blowers for custom stems, carb cups and mouthpieces (already visited 3 blowers locally to get all my custom pieces done).
Diferent stems
These ones are my new favourites, you can easily fix the mesh filter, also they only fit over the SS tube 10mm. What do you think?
Diferent stems
These ones are my new favourites, you can easily fix the mesh filter, also they only fit over the SS tube 10mm. What do you think?
Fosil
Well-Known Member
Still waiting for the dnd wooden base for the dome...
In the meantime, I did some test over the "mate" log, btw, do not try to use a fortner over 15mm using your feet as a vice... this time I was super lucky...my socks not much...
Anyway...
Some pics of the mounting. I didn't see any other mounting this way, using a high temp g4 socket from the bottom to fix the heating element, I liked because all the electrical parts goes in the bottom side, almost no connection with the heating chamber.
Left it on for 6 hours and went great, no problem at all with the silicone hose insulation and the wood didn't get any harm.
Heating element @12v worked like a charm this time, getting nice rips.
Also, I did some temp measurements that I will post later, it went great.
In the meantime, I did some test over the "mate" log, btw, do not try to use a fortner over 15mm using your feet as a vice... this time I was super lucky...my socks not much...
Anyway...
Some pics of the mounting. I didn't see any other mounting this way, using a high temp g4 socket from the bottom to fix the heating element, I liked because all the electrical parts goes in the bottom side, almost no connection with the heating chamber.
Left it on for 6 hours and went great, no problem at all with the silicone hose insulation and the wood didn't get any harm.
Heating element @12v worked like a charm this time, getting nice rips.
Also, I did some temp measurements that I will post later, it went great.
I am a noob at electronics it says 80w on that heater how do I get that much power out of it. I want to gather supplies for a log. Sorry if I could have gotten from search I am at work and trying to setup an online order. I want to hook heater cart up to 18650s and go for a tubo feel n look on it