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60 going on 20
+1All due respects but .... turning the mouthpiece to the right (clockwise) pulls the condenser out, turn left (anticlockwise) and it pushes in.
+1All due respects but .... turning the mouthpiece to the right (clockwise) pulls the condenser out, turn left (anticlockwise) and it pushes in.
Alternative Screening Equation :
( 8 mm or 21/64" Hollow Punch * ordinary hammer ) + SS fine mesh screen(s) =
Cheers.
If you search a bit you can find a set of hollow punches for under $10 .I need something like this because my water pieces get so dirty using the normal screens without a filter.
Wondering if @WoodVillain you got your items in the mail, did your ship come to port?
Sometimes with pico snailmail my shit seems to go to China or Tunisia first, or stay for days in their Chicago warehouse.
Presently waiting for a @Pipes mag IH.... to fire up my
(So much for a battery free world, hey)
Okay...when I take the mouthpiece and Tip off my Omni, the condensor sticks out 11mm at the MP end and 5mm at the Tip end. And that does NOT change no matter whether I turn it clockwise or counter-clockwise when it’s all put back together. So...what am I doing wrong?
can you post a pic? sounds like you need to push the condenser in fully or lube the threads or orings...but it's hard to tell with the description givenOkay...when I take the mouthpiece and Tip off my Omni, the condensor sticks out 11mm at the MP end and 5mm at the Tip end. And that does NOT change no matter whether I turn it clockwise or counter-clockwise when it’s all put back together. So...what am I doing wrong?
Agree with the first part. At first I needed to grip the stem tightly at the mouthpiece end when turning MP in either direction.... otherwise the whole mechanism rotated inside the stem, neither lengthening nor shortening. It tightened up in time but it is worth checking.Make sure you are keeping the mouthpiece/condenser pushed in to the body. It can take some force.
Edit... plus, you can't take the mouthpiece off the condenser. It stays put, so I am confused...
That is a good story, @fågel. This is how we change the world, one smoker at a time. And budtenders may be a most useful conversions of all... (is budtenders in the Oxford yet?)ok honestly cant look through all the 26 pages i've missed right now.. my goodness this thread is a mover. but i wanted to check in, as i have good news.
i travelled down to see some friends this past week & immediately got them hooked on the M. they went from smoking several joints a day to once at night in the time we were together. the day i left they both got paid & were planning on putting in their own order for an M. before i left i got them hooked up with good butane and a torch which i thought was well suited. vapcaps are really perfect for converting joint smokers. my friend really loves the twirling/spinning of rolling joints so the M was a perfect match!
we went to their favourite local dispensary too & i mentioned how excellent what we were looking at would taste at home in the vape. the budtender heard & was like ?????? you vape? arent vapes 300 (US) dollars???? & i got to share the good word of the M with her as well i pulled it out there and explained how it worked & gave her the information on where to get one. another one (hopefully) into the fold!
feels good to get good people away from combusting. thank you dynavap!
It's interesting but I've never gotten the MP to spin freely on my Ti Woody S and that used to annoy me. However, I have gotten good enough at spinning the VC without anchoring the MP that it doesn't really matter now.I think you made the right choice. The S's dont get enough love around here. After heating with a spinning mouthpiece my vapcap acquisition syndrome is gone.
Those are the dimensions of the condenser - those measurements are never going to change. By turning the mouthpiece anticlockwise, making sure it remains flush with with the stem, the condenser pushes further up into the tip. Remove only the cap and tip, grip the stem tightly at the mouthpiece end and turn in both directions. You will see the condenser move in and out of the stemthe condensor sticks out 11mm at the MP end and 5mm at the Tip end. And that does NOT change no matter whether I turn it clockwise or counter-clockwise when it’s all put back together. So...what am I doing wrong?
The Omni does not have a spinning mp. The Omni has an adjustable mouthpiece that is threaded onto the Omni condenser, so you can turn it to either push the condenser into the tip, for less airflow or pull it away from the tip to allow greater airflow. The mp does not spin. You deliberately turn it to set the airflow to your preference and forget it.This is new to me. You mean the Omni doesn’t have the spinning mouthpiece? I thought the adjustable airflow = spinning mouthpiece. I guess I’m wrong
All Vapcaps need to be twirled in order to heat all sides of the cap evenly. The only current way to get around this is to use an Induction Heater, in which case you place the Vapcap into a glass tube push down and wait for the click.So, this one I bought (Ti Woody XLS) has a spinning mouthpiece and I don’t need to move the unit while I heat it with a torch?
Some people vape them, I throw mine away and fashion a new one. I change the filter every month or so or when the flavor diminishes.For people that use the hemp fiber as a filter in the chamber, what do you do with it when it's drity, throw it away? how long does it last?
Also, are people using the hemp fiber filter in addition to water filtration or is that overkill?
The whole mechanism, mp and condenser may be turning together inside your body, rather than threading in and out. It's just stuck. To adjust the condenser, pull the condenser/mp out of the body and adjust it by turning the mp and then place it back into the body. Make sure you lubricate the o-rings and push it all the way in so that you do not have that gap between the mp and the body. It will loosen up so that you can make this adjustment while it is assembled.Okay...when I take the mouthpiece and Tip off my Omni, the condensor sticks out 11mm at the MP end and 5mm at the Tip end. And that does NOT change no matter whether I turn it clockwise or counter-clockwise when it’s all put back together. So...what am I doing wrong?
If you have turned the mp to the point of unscrewing it from the condenser you can pull the mp out of the Omni body without bringing the condenser with it.plus, you can't take the mouthpiece off the condenser. It stays put, so I am confused...
The o-ring located under the mp, the one that sits inside the stem or body can hold the mp tight or loose and free spinning. If you want your spinning mp to spin, remove the mp and condenser and pull that o-ring slightly away from the mp.It's interesting but I've never gotten the MP to spin freely on my Ti Woody S and that used to annoy me. However, I have gotten good enough at spinning the VC without anchoring the MP that it doesn't really matter now.