coolbreeze
Well-Known Member
Bocote Edwynd, cheers!
Dynavap VapCap
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coolbreeze
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Buy an M7, get a free M+. If you have neither it's a chance to find out how they compliment each other. If you have one, get the other and have a freebie to share:
www.dynavap.com
"M" Series
Our affordable, signature dry herb vaporizer. This dry herb vape works with dry herbs as a weed pen, CBD vape pen, and aromatherapy pen.
cybrguy
Putin is a War Criminal
I like your VapCap stand. Six VapCaps always accessible and organized. Did you make it?the raw metal look is growing on me a bit but I think I'm gonna heat treat them.
not like I use the torch for anything else so I still have a can of gas
Octavia
No thoughts, head empty
Looks like this stand from PotV: https://www.planetofthevapes.com/products/wooden-stand-round-shaped-for-dynavap
Was wanting one for myself but I never had enough other kit to snag to qualify for free shipping.
nicknobody
Well-Known Member
Beautiful setup! Ed is the best.Bocote Edwynd, cheers!
I am really starting to like the looks of some bocote devices. Does it have a strong or long lasting “wood” signature at all?
Thank you.
budski
cantre member
yep POTV nice strong magnets, the $5 dyna magnets are weak in comparison, If I made one it'd have 7-8 around the outer edge and 1-2 in the middle,
cybrguy
Putin is a War Criminal
Yeah, almost $30 delivered is a little much for me. Not that it isn't worth that, but I just don't want to spend that for a stand. I'll watch for a sale or jury rig something. It's just that all those vapcaps laying horizontal around my vape station are untidy. 
chocolatemilc
Active Member
The HyperDyn has really taken over my Dynavap collection. I couldn't be more of a fan of this device.
Really great, thanks for the idea, i want to try it too and wrap my dynavap
How thick was your wire ?
RAMMSTEIN
Active Member
Hi,
I am a Crafty+ user and also purchased Dynavap M7XL.
I am very happy with it and am learning every day how to master this vaporizer.
I now wanted to buy accessories and wanted to ask whether I should buy a titanium sieve or one made of stainless steel?
Does it make a difference?
Do you have any tips on what accessories I should buy to experience Dynavap better?
Thanks
I am a Crafty+ user and also purchased Dynavap M7XL.
I am very happy with it and am learning every day how to master this vaporizer.
I now wanted to buy accessories and wanted to ask whether I should buy a titanium sieve or one made of stainless steel?
Does it make a difference?
Do you have any tips on what accessories I should buy to experience Dynavap better?
Thanks
Octavia
No thoughts, head empty
I do enjoy my titanium sleeves, but they don’t really make as much of a difference as the tips themselves, and I generally pick whichever looks best to me at the time. I do have some minor sensitivity to the SS flavour so ti condensers and tips taste a bit better to me, but enough for me to stop using ss. My use case typically has 1-2 heatups with a SS tips, 2-6 with ti with ti having better flavour for longer.
Probably best things to get would be:
- a WPA (VonG body, Bonger, a 10mm glass piece, etc)
- a titanium tip for quicker cooldown. Big fan of the 5 fin tip, but all tips are about the same
- a wand or other IH. I’m not a fan of torches in general, so it’s nice having an electric option
- something like an intercooler from simrell or rogue wax works for additional native cooling
Perfect_Speed4069
I am the beetle in a box that only you can see
This is a helpful addition. No click, but better flavour
WPA https://a.aliexpress.com/_EuBG0u9
WPA https://a.aliexpress.com/_EuBG0u9
RAMMSTEIN
Active Member
Thank you very much. This helps me a lot and I will order some more accessories.
A bong adapter is of course particularly interesting.
I've had Dynavap for 5 days and I'm learning every day to improve the experience... It's just fun
I started reading this thread on page 2000 and will work my way forward. I'm very interested in the contributions.
I've already read a very valuable tip here.
The tip was... that you should heat up slowly and keep the lighter a little further away.
I always had the flame very close and got the click pretty quickly.
My problem was that when I heated it up for the first time there was little steam... the second time I heated it there was more steam but it was very scratchy.
Since I read the tip and now hold the flame a little further away, I need twice as long until it clicks... But it makes a HUGE difference.
I now get a lot of clouds when I heat it up for the first time... and even still have clouds when it clicks and slowly cools down.
In any case, I can pull a lot more and enjoy it a lot more.
a small difference, but a huge effect..
That's why heat slowly instead of quickly... That's what I learned here today
A bong adapter is of course particularly interesting.
I've had Dynavap for 5 days and I'm learning every day to improve the experience... It's just fun
I started reading this thread on page 2000 and will work my way forward. I'm very interested in the contributions.
I've already read a very valuable tip here.
The tip was... that you should heat up slowly and keep the lighter a little further away.
I always had the flame very close and got the click pretty quickly.
My problem was that when I heated it up for the first time there was little steam... the second time I heated it there was more steam but it was very scratchy.
Since I read the tip and now hold the flame a little further away, I need twice as long until it clicks... But it makes a HUGE difference.
I now get a lot of clouds when I heat it up for the first time... and even still have clouds when it clicks and slowly cools down.
In any case, I can pull a lot more and enjoy it a lot more.
a small difference, but a huge effect..
That's why heat slowly instead of quickly... That's what I learned here today
Yeah, when you heat too aggressively, the stainless steel can't transfer the heat from the cap to the tip fast enough, so the cap is stuck with the heat, gets super hot and clicks way before the tip gets sufficiently hot.
Octavia
No thoughts, head empty
Looks like it, the device has been out of stock for months and since the M7 they’ve been referring to the M7 as their flagship device rather than the Omni.
Kozzmozz
Infinite realities, infinite possibilities
Shame. Miss the old style of dynavap, woodies, nonavong, ti omnis etc.
Not really digging the m7 tip look, and no mouthpiece? (Except for xl). The B is an odd one too.
I think this was an early model. Yet i think there was a glass stem version too. Or at least featured in a video to show the adjustable airflow.
Well, get ready to tip, ti tip that is.... the Omnivap XL is available upon request. She's purdy....
jbm
Well-Known Member
As of a minute ago the color series Omnis are available in green and white for the same price as the regular model.
Octavia
No thoughts, head empty
Yeah same, I assume the omni condensers are probably more expensive to produce than the new mouthpiece + condenser style that they’re now producing.
Oh nice! They removed the Omni header so I assumed they gave up on selling the ceracoted stuff. Glad they have green back in stock, when I last looked the only omni I saw was the white body.
