Happy New Year!
I sure hope 2016 is the year of the micro vaporizer!
I thought I would follow up with an update on the Ti Woody. It seems there were a few Ti Woodies that decided to crack under pressure to perform. This is a first generation product as many of you know, so I guess this is one of those developmental challenges. I will stand behind my product, so if anyone has an issue with it, please do contact me. This is very important as I really need happy customers, and even more important, I need to know and understand why and what is causing problems so I can work on solving them.
So, here is the first change in the Ti Woody. I have added an additional high temp oring at the wood Ti interface. This should help reduce the transferred heat form the Ti tip. It also cushions the wood just a bit more. On the inside, what isn't visible, I increased the spacing between the Ti and the I.D. of the wood. This should help again reduce the heat transfer as well as provide more room for thermal expansion.
Wow, who would have thought there would be so much development and engineering needed to make a cigarette sized exothermal vaporizer?
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Here is another version. As I am working out the details on the modular VAS (Vaporizer Accessory System)
sorry, I couldn't resist. This is a glass stem with SS condenser and Ti tip. Very thermally stable, super easy to clean and well, somewhat interesting to look at. The SS condenser will accumulate some pretty good solventless extracts which will be able to be dispensed from the condenser using many of the available dabbing tools.
I will be offering PyroVap style SS vaporization media (screen) for use with any VapCap to help hold concentrates where they belong, in the vaporization chamber.
Another thought on that. If you notice, the airflow design of all the Vaps I make flows away from the mouthpiece helping direct any misguided vapor back toward the vaporization chamber. This helps keep everything where it belongs and minimizes waste.
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I agree it's not terrible tasting at all. However, I think Vapman tastes better. My test is sucking on the Vapman with nothing in it vs sucking on the Vapcap OG with nothing in it. I can taste the silicone mouthpiece interfering with the flavor in the Vapcap. After using the Vapcap a bit, you can sort of stop noticing the silicone taste, which is good, but also a little scary if that thing is offgassing at all. Just my opinion.
Your thumb and forefinger should fit nicely on the end of the silicone mp while you roll it around. That's the upside to the silicone mp.
Another update. I should expect to have the next generation mouthpieces here about January 15. I mentioned before, but it is worth mentioning again. Everyone who has bought any VapCap may have a free new mouthpiece. I will also include replacement orings if you need them. I would appreciate you helping me cover the shipping cost, but the mouthpiece is free and anything else you would like would ship in the same package at no additional cost.
Even though this (the VapCap) is one of the lowest cost vaporizer on the market, I still stand behind it and believe that with a little care, this inexpensive unit which is almost disposable priced, can and will last a very long time, maybe even longer than many of the electronic units out there.
In chomping on the vapcap to hold it in my teeth I cracked the body. I decided to take the opportunity to install a blackwood mouthpiece. I cut the cracked section of my wooden body, and added this mouthpiece I had from a hash pipe. It works the same as before, but now I can hold the vapcap easily in my mouth.
This is the color my vaped bud as been coming out. Very dark brown, coffee colored. The ashtray is an artillery shell from my grandfather's tour in the Pacific.
Thank you
@Farid. Your problem solving helped direct my mind onto another way to make it easy to customize the VapCap or Ti anything.
I sure do appreciate the support I have received here. Please do not hesitate to contact me with any questions or otherwise.
Thank you,
George