Dynavap VapCap

[SloJimFizz]

Thanks dude. What do you mean "lighter side"? I don't fancy the foam earplugs, I'll see about the springs. Does it pop out like a dugout? Thad be awesome.

Some folks have bored out the stash side of a DynaStash to fit a narrow lighter that has become popular.

Yes, it is spring loaded like the dug out.
Has some torque to it as I found out the hard way. It will launch your vapcap into the toilet at the most inopportune times if your not ready. I had to cut off one of the rungs of the spring to stop that from happening again.
This is the torch that the stash can be modded for.

 

[Fat Freddy]

Also anyone got a good hack for stopping my m rattling around in the stash?

Bicycle Hub Skewer Spring is what I use....just be careful upon opening DS so VC doesn't go flying across the room!

 

[stark1]

Thanks dude. What do you mean "lighter side"?

tttt

 

[mmenzie]

Bicycle Hub Skewer Spring is what I use....just be careful upon opening DS so VC doesn't go flying across the room!

i took apart a pen that has a"click in, click out" pen all for the spring inside. i then cut a piece of cardboard in a circle just slightly smaller than the hole for the vapcap storage. i then cut the spring to a smaller size and glued the cardboard circle to it. i then dropped that into the vapcap stroage size and dropped in my vapcap and closed the lid. no rattle at all. the first time i opened it, the vapcap shotup a little too high for my liking so i cut the spring some more and dropped it back in. works like a charm

 

[CanadianBakin]

Any of these 4-$ale?

( Hi-jacked off Web, #PostingAboutCannibis )

HMU SDS Help out a landlocked sailor ...

I got that from Dynavap. If you're interested, send them an email and see what they've got.

 

[stardustsailor]

Fun and frustrating figuring out this magical device. Fun because clearly there's a learning curve and I'm up for the challenge. Frustrating because now I'm having to actually research butane torches. Pretty disappointed in the two I've used so far - not their function but their reliability. Nothing more frustrating than a lighter that sputters out about 7-10 seconds into the initial heat cycle then just dies for long periods. But then again, maybe $10-15 lighters aren't meant to run for the 10+ seconds 3-4 times in a couple of minutes. Upping my lighter game this week and sticking with a single and dual flame torches.

If you acquire that lighter :
https://www.dynavap.com/dynashop/accessories/z-plus-2-dual-torch
I'm betting that you won't bother with torch lighters,ever again.
Dual flame pointy V shaped (like a flame-saber ...)
Never had a single time ,that I pressed and it did not ignite.
For over three months of daily use ,now .
Thick -black -powder coated ,stainless steel casing.
Amazing lighter for the price .
Bears quality materials(most small parts are made of -chrome plated-bronze)
and workmanship of higher price-class lighters.



Cheers.

 

[stark1]

I got that from Dynavap. If you're interested, send them an email and see what they've got.

You must be over the rainbow, Bro!


Ti, like Damascus, can be stunning

 

[JetHead]

@stardustsailor people who like that particular lighter REALLY LIKE it. It's one I'm considering. Dual heads aren't so easily available so appreciate the input.

 

[ArthurJ]

My abv box arrived yesterday and my portside arrived today.
Here's to playing with new toys.

 

[escierdanyc]

If you acquire that lighter :
https://www.dynavap.com/dynashop/accessories/z-plus-2-dual-torch
I'm betting that you won't bother with torch lighters,ever again.

I bought two of those lighters during the holidays and one crapped out after the other. I got only one session out of each of them. When I press the button to ignite, nothing happens.

This is so peculiar that I assume I might be doing something wrong. I never used these things before. Is there something else I'm supposed to do?

 

[Diggy Smalls]

So check it: I see some cats talking about the weight of The M and the differences between the tips, and I have some thoughts on all this mumbo jumbo. So here we go:
First of all the M is heavier than the woody, but it doesn't bother me. I think I actually appreciate the weight of it because I'm getting HIGH and the Woody would fall and go unnoticed at times. Hell, that's how I lost it. I actually like the body a lot, though I actually have mixed feelings about the lines and the logo. Logo should lead to the hole as a tactile aid. The other lines aren't needed and do nothing for me, plus they look kind of "eh".

After using the SS tip from the m for a while now, I can tell you one thing I do not like about it is how long it takes the cap to cool down enough to click. When using the TI tip I can go click to click and I don't actually have to cool it down. Sometimes it seems like forever since it clicked the first time, surely by now it's cooled down, and then SMOKE! Ah! That SMELL!
There are sacrifices made to keep the M affordable, and I agree with them all. It's a great entry level product! I'll say it again though:

There should be an option to replace the SS tip on The M with a TI tip for a small premium. It would be popular!
@davesmith A small section of silicon tubing put on the end of the vapcap (I put it over the mouthpiece and put it tip down) keeps mine from making noise.

 

[bizwaxzion]

I took the tip off my omni with it set to my liking and observed the extended length of the condensor. Made my M condensor look the same by pushing the x-ring into the stem a bit (2.5mm to be exact) and popped the Ti tip on. Bingo! I'm one happy camper. Just the slightest bit of extra air and just the results I was looking for. Need another Ti tip now.

 

[Winegums]

Need another Ti tip now.

Funny how that happens... Vapcaps multiply so quickly.

 

[mrb]

I took the tip off my omni with it set to my liking and observed the extended length of the condensor. Made my M condensor look the same by pushing the x-ring into the stem a bit (2.5mm to be exact) and popped the Ti tip on. Bingo! I'm one happy camper. Just the slightest bit of extra air and just the results I was looking for. Need another Ti tip now.

if you're going to push your condenser into a new Ti-tip like you mention.... You'll probably need a Ti-condenser too.
The SS condenser of the M is a touch thicker than the Ti condenser.
The SS condenser will barely fit into the Ti-Tip, if at all.

 

[Mr.Sifter]

What?
I thought you could hook up the M with a ti tip, no problem.

What is it?

 

[mrb]

You can hook a Ti-Tip to an M no problem.

You just can't always push an SS condenser through a Ti-Tip. The tolerances can be too tight..
Not a problem in normal use... But relevant to the post i replied to..

 

[Mr.Sifter]

mmmh, interesting.
I still haven't figured it out how the vapcap works exactly.

I have a Ti Vong here.
The Cap goes in the body okay.
And from the other side the condensor goes into the body, okay.

the condensor "sucks" from the cap, ok.
But why does the condensor not fit snug in the cap ?
I think I have a SS condensor.

I guess it's not bug but feature.
the cap between cap and condensor might be an air-ontake to draw air from "the carbhole" from the stem.
right ?

since the Ti Vong and the M both use SS condensors one should be fine using a Ti cap on an M.

i thought I would like the wooden Vong. But be just dont click.
I ordered an M and will use the M with a Ti cap trough water with a 10mm adapter from DHgate.
cleaning will be more satisfying for me without the wood, i hope, i think.

 

[mrb]

Of you bought the vong as a 'complete vape' it will have come with a Ti-condenser.

The gap between condenser and tip is where the airflow comes in through the carb hole as you guessed.

This is the area the omni adjustment affects.

 

[Mr.Sifter]

Cool,
it just checked.
Its not magnetic.
so my condensor must be a titanium one.

does it fit in the M ?


Ok, boys and girls.
help me out here, please.
I checked the compatibility chart at https://www.dynavap.com/faq and still not sure about it.

I ordered a Ti Vong and dont like the wood.
I thought it was a smart move to order an additional M and use the M body an my titanium setup from the Vong.

Then connect the residual SS components of the M and connect it to the wooden Vong body.

will it work ?

 

[KidFated.]

@Mr.Sifter in my experience yes.

 

[Mr.Sifter]

here in this video George demonstrates what fits and what does not.

When he combines the M's SS Tip into the burlywood Vong and adds the M condeser it does not seem to fit.
see that ?
@1:28 min

So again, can the M components really be "stoner lego" for the wooden vongs ?

 

[stark1]

@Mr.Sifter SS is not necessarily magnetic

 

[mrb]

All components swap. Except 3 slight issues...

- wood bodies vary in tolerance.. Wood changes in time and environment.

- SS condensers don't always fit into/through the end if a Ti-tip. NOT A PROBLEM IN NORMAL USE.

- The adjustable air flow of the omni will not function correctly with a SS-TIP. But it will work to some degree.

Finally @Mr.Sifter SS condensers won't stick to your magnet either. SS can vary in its magnetic properties..

 

[CuckFumbustion]

When he combines the M's SS Tip into the burlywood Vong and adds the M condeser it does not seem to fit.
see that ?
@1:28 min

Not sure what you think you are seeing. He is pushing a SS condenser with it's two condenser rings which needs to be pushed into the body of the 'M' to fit properly. That is why he presses it in even further with the thick part of his thumb.

I took apart both my 'M's and removed the rings to clean them before even using them. To get familiar with that first. You can do things like line it up with say a pen cap, if it is a little difficult as one example. I would add a very tiny amount of lube of some sort to help with friction. Hope that answered your question and go further into replacing rings, etc.

 

[pxl_jockey]

Man, I have to say even though it's early days I really really like my OmniXL. I'm kinda amazed that what I thought was a randomly faceted beautiful pattern is actually an engineered geometric spiral that magically enhanced my spinning. I want to say that I'm talking about torque maybe? Perhaps? Anyway I felt instantly more connected with the Omni surface than the M. And beyond my feelings for an inanimate object and how sad that might be, the results were instantaneous as well. Made me feel like a Mack immediately.

I have combusted twice simply because I was soooo high trying different levels of chamber, experimenting with other variables but mainly going over-board playing with my new toy. So I wind up forgetting about the cool down click, partly because I'm blasted, yeah but also because this device is such a pleasure to use, I forget where I am in the whole respect-the-click sequence. So I'll accept responsibility for getting too high to successfully use the device, that got me too high in the first place, to get more high OK?
Excessive User Error, guilty as charged!
But DynaVap has a part in this too, and so I can't accept 100% of the blame. Here's why I believe that DynaVap have invented a tactile/visual equivalent to KFC's secret blend of 13 spices. I get mesmerised watching it spin, the way those faceted angles use any available light to bounce off its surface. I've been to just the right amount of Grateful Dead shows that this visual pattern alone is enough to make me space out. The tactile effect these angular cuts have on my left thumb and forefinger, with the MP always in my palm, is that of a grownup fidget spinner. It's soothing to me. So of course I'm miles away and forget that its not done the cool click! How is this DynaVap's fault? Here's how: They make a device that is very efficient and highly effective at what it's meant for. And that's great. But then they make it visually stunning, so much so that the stoner who just got stoned is now hypnotized by the metal space crystal spinning in his hand and doesn't know anything about clicks. Ipso facto: their fault, at least 25%.

I love my DV device, so beautiful in RL don't think a picture does it justice.