Dynavap VapCap

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abigdaddya

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VaporWare said:
I’d be careful which materials you use for stems. Some plastics may be okay, but others could melt or give off toxic gasses when you heated the cap/tip, especially if you heat it repeatedly without letting the tip cool down.

You could print one to see how it fits and how the shape looks, but unless you can make sure the plastic you’re using is safe and won’t off-gas at the temps we’re dealing with I’d look into ceramic or metal 3D printing and whether or not they’re safe for this purpose if you really want 3D printed usable and safe stems.
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I wouldn't be comfortable vaping plastic, acrylic, and maybe any other 'cracked oil' (cracking) products at vape temps. I am also very leery of any thing that needs an organic solvent (besides water). Ceramic, metal, and glass are best for vaping. Wood could fit in there, but the type of wood, finishing, vapor path, and type of heating are all considerations in choosing a vape.

Me? I have a 2018M, navong xls dark wood, Sticky Brick Jr., too much glass, and use a spirit lamp at home for long, slow couch sessions.
 
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KidFated.

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The dynastrips are thefuckinbomb.com when not overloaded. I left my screens in my unit. Don’t overload, don’t inhale like a beast. Great flavor and the efficiency is insane. I can’t wait to see the finished product! You guys are in for a treat!
 
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abigdaddya

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abigdaddya said:
I wouldn't be comfortable vaping plastic, acrylic, and maybe any other 'cracked oil' (cracking) products at vape temps. I am also very leery of any thing that needs an organic solvent (besides water). Ceramic, metal, and glass are best for vaping. Wood could fit in there, but the type of wood, finishing, vapor path, and type of heating are all considerations in choosing a vape.

Me? I have a 2018M, navong xls dark wood, Sticky Brick Jr., too much glass, and use a spirit lamp at home for long, slow couch sessions.
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Alcohol Burner Lamp Glass Lab Equipment Heating 150ml
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00NIBG3T0/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o01__o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
 
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Quint

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snackmaster said:
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Yeah it sure looks like rolled-up, laser-cut mesh for concentrates
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Yessss!!! For years now I've been cutting and rolling titanium screens. That design should work well for both flavor and clouds. Awesome, awesome, awesome! I'm definitely going to order a few.

Oil tends to want to pull away from the sides towards the center so you want a lot of coverage on the sides to act as a wick, then less titanium in the center to help it heat up faster. It looks really promising, I'm so glad they came up with these.
 
Sweet Jane

Sweet Jane

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Daprezz said:
Did you try it with hash too ?
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Well, in the video George specifically says that it's designed to be used with "materials that aren't quite solid, and that includes semi-solid and full melt concentrates, as well as even some liquid concentrates and oils".
In theory I would say that's a no, but as said above if you do it will probably get messy sooner. Perhaps it could be used with some hemp fibre for this purpose?

Oh, and to keep quoting George: "You're not going to get the black gunk that makes everything taste nasty if you've ever utilized a concentrate device that utilizes an electric coil, especially one that glows".
Should we all be thinking about one that has two f in its name? :lol::lol::lol:
 
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ubardog said:
I made my own 18 mm Wong from local oak I got for free Its lined with 10mm Ti Gr2 . I used only sand paper and a drill. Fact!

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Goes nicely with my cheap DHgate knock off ^^
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Tried with water and with out . I prefer it dry , but the bubbles looks so "bling"
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beautiful, I like that mobius rig too, got the same one :) , how did you figured out the exact measurements for making the wooden piece? I would love to make mine too. Do you have the condenser inside or only the M tip? thank you verymuch
 
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-dab8-

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Sweet Jane said:
Well, in the video George specifically says that it's designed to be used with "materials that aren't quite solid, and that includes semi-solid and full melt concentrates, as well as even some liquid concentrates and oils".
In theory I would say that's a no, but as said above if you do it will probably get messy sooner. Perhaps it could be used with some hemp fibre for this purpose?

Oh, and to keep quoting George: "You're not going to get the black gunk that makes everything taste nasty if you've ever utilized a concentrate device that utilizes an electric coil, especially one that glows".
Should we all be thinking about one that has two f in its name? :lol::lol::lol:
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Which one has two “f’s” in its name?
 
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nnickers

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Hey everyone, new member here. I've been looking into getting my first Vapcap and was originally going to jump straight to an Omni XL until I learned about last year's 40%-off sales on 4/20. Now, I think I'm going to wait for that.
However, I was debating picking up an "M" in the meantime and noticed this morning that the price of the "M" has increased since yesterday from $60 to $65. Has there been any messaging around this price increase? Do we know whether anything about the product has changed?
 
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Jill NYC

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nnickers said:
Hey everyone, new member here. I've been looking into getting my first Vapcap and was originally going to jump straight to an Omni XL until I learned about last year's 40%-off sales on 4/20. Now, I think I'm going to wait for that.
However, I was debating picking up an "M" in the meantime and noticed this morning that the price of the "M" has increased since yesterday from $60 to $65. Has there been any messaging around this price increase? Do we know whether anything about the product has changed?
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Welcome @nnickers !
I am not sure why they raised the price, possibly just higher steel costs?
Anyhow, it is $59 on PIU, which is also a great company. https://www.puffitup.com/category-s/229.htm
 
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