Dynavap VapCap
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The diametrically magnetized magnets are going to be weak when holding the cap compared to the same size of through magnetized magnet.I've read that diametrically magnetized magnets are the ones to get. But a disc magnet magnetized through the thickness may also work. Something like this.
http://appliedmagnets.com/strong-n52-neodymium-rare-earth-magnet-3-8-in-x-1-32-in-disc-p-962.html
Does anyone have experience with this type of disc magnet?
The key is getting a magnet that is the same diameter as the cap so that the magnetic field “ring” will hold it in the middle and not on the edge.
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Boden
Aspie polymath
Through thickness is stronger if you want something sticking to the flat face.I've read that diametrically magnetized magnets are the ones to get. But a disc magnet magnetized through the thickness may also work. Something like this.
http://appliedmagnets.com/strong-n52-neodymium-rare-earth-magnet-3-8-in-x-1-32-in-disc-p-962.html
Does anyone have experience with this type of disc magnet?
cybrguy
Putin is a War Criminal
I just wanted to mention that it may be about the nature of these magnets and not a criticism of this company, but several of the magnets I have gotten from them have ended up crumbling or breaking up and becoming unusable. I say it may not be them because another larger magnet I got from another vendor did the same thing. They did bang into each other quite a bit but I still didn't think they should fall apart.
Just my experience that I thought I should share.
5210630772
Well-Known Member
Guys, I have a question for you:
Suppose that you would like a bit more of airflow in your Omnivap. What would you do? I've thought of two ideas:
1. Pack it less (this increases airflow, but reduces the duration of the session).
2. Reduce the length of the condenser a bit.
What do you think? May be option 2 worth it? Is there any problem with it? Or do I better stick to Option 1, despite the (dissatisfaction) of lower sessions?
Thank you all!
Suppose that you would like a bit more of airflow in your Omnivap. What would you do? I've thought of two ideas:
1. Pack it less (this increases airflow, but reduces the duration of the session).
2. Reduce the length of the condenser a bit.
What do you think? May be option 2 worth it? Is there any problem with it? Or do I better stick to Option 1, despite the (dissatisfaction) of lower sessions?
Thank you all!
Rare earth magents are extremely brittle, about as brittle as glass is. Banging them together is not a good thing to do unless they are mounted to a solid surface. Even then, they can chip and fracture through repeated impacts.
They are a Sintered material that does not behave like a normal metal which has grains and crystals. They have very little binder to hold them together and the more powerful the magnet (N52 and higher) the weaker they are.
paehtod
Well-Known Member
Sometime i want better air flow, i use magnet to pull up the cap a little away from the tip after the hot click, like move 1 fin distance, it help increase the air flow significantly, I do this trick to the SS tip mostly, ti tip not really necessary
almost there
Well-Known Member
if you haven't done so go ahead and file 3 notches into your ss tip, it makes a difference. One time I didn't have my cap pushed down into the tip and I combusted. It was pretty funny, almost never happens and when it does I'm always taken by surprise and can't decide to inhale it in or quickly blow it outSometime i want better air flow, i use magnet to pull up the cap a little away from the tip after the hot click, like move 1 fin distance, it help increase the air flow significantly, I do this trick to the SS tip mostly, ti tip not really necessary
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SloJimFizz
Unknown Member
I was purchasing a stem from our local piggie and saw he had made a glass tip (its not all glass however) and I hassled him til he sold it to me
Looks like the wood stem maker local to him, not our FC piggie.u have a unique piece of VapCap related paraphernalia indeed.
PP’s a glass blower, too? Bowl me over, Matey!
Not a huge difference, but noticeable.
Plus....glass vapor path.
And adds to the lego collection.
Received my $9 XL Condenser and MP today. Fastest arrival yet from DV to me in the UK. And no import tax this time
Love the mouthpiece more than I thought I would. And I can experiment with XL for the first time. Another example of the awesome attitude at Dynavap - Thanks DV
I'm going to have to make a body or stem for it. . . which is a good thing as I might buy an omni condenser one of these days. . .
Love the mouthpiece more than I thought I would. And I can experiment with XL for the first time. Another example of the awesome attitude at Dynavap - Thanks DV
I'm going to have to make a body or stem for it. . . which is a good thing as I might buy an omni condenser one of these days. . .
muunch
hotboxing the cockpit
Nono, same piggie! sorry, I meant local to the boards
I don't think he did the glassblowing, I think it was just some bits and bobs muddled together into a tip but I could be completely wrong. Like I said I just saw him post a pic of it and then inquired because I'd really like to try and all glass-path VC! Not sure what I can do abt the screen besides maybe a small fritted disk? but I'm really not sure how possible that is.
edit: fuck I paged to 1k with this useless post haha. cheers?
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420golfer
It helps my backswing
12 days, 1 Omni and 1,000 pages. I know everyone is waiting on pins and needles for my review 
Almost 2 weeks and 240+ heat cycles, liking the Omni more and more.
Vapor
The vapor is top-notch. Ti tip set to .05 gets me 3 really good clouds. The second draw rivals my evo desktop. The potency is off the charts. I spent the last decade of combustion using a one-hitter exclusively. I remember packing that thing 6 or 7 times per session to get decent effects. Naturally, I felt the need to do multiple-pack sessions with the Omni. Nope, I'm good with 3 cycles as this thing can kick yer arse. Maybe a double pack sometimes. I consider myself high tolerance and continue to be shocked and amazed.
Efficiency
It's hard to find a more efficient weapon to medicate. I've tried all three bowl sizes and have found myself at .05 most of the time. It has cut my usage by half and I feel as though I'm as baked as I have ever been. The euphoric effects come through brilliantly.
Cleaning
I use the Omni daily and all day as I'm lucky enough to work from home. I am really happy with cleaning. Every few days I wipe the condenser clean and run a q-tip through it. I keep a toothbrush handy to brush the fins clean every now and again so tiny bits and pieces don't get combusted during the heat cycle.
Learning
If you are getting one or thinking about a dynavap it's an outstanding product. Personally, all vapes have some learning needed. There is so much knowledge on FC. Most everything you need to have a blast is here. If you are having trouble, try heating the cap in the middle about a half inch above the torch flames.
I've read a post, "I'm new to vaping, what should I buy". Many suggestions and questions followed. One response suggested a dynavap if "using a butane torch was OK". There are many "battery only" enthusiasts. I was one of them. The Omni has shelved my mighty.
My badge of Honor...
Almost 2 weeks and 240+ heat cycles, liking the Omni more and more.
Vapor
The vapor is top-notch. Ti tip set to .05 gets me 3 really good clouds. The second draw rivals my evo desktop. The potency is off the charts. I spent the last decade of combustion using a one-hitter exclusively. I remember packing that thing 6 or 7 times per session to get decent effects. Naturally, I felt the need to do multiple-pack sessions with the Omni. Nope, I'm good with 3 cycles as this thing can kick yer arse. Maybe a double pack sometimes. I consider myself high tolerance and continue to be shocked and amazed.
Efficiency
It's hard to find a more efficient weapon to medicate. I've tried all three bowl sizes and have found myself at .05 most of the time. It has cut my usage by half and I feel as though I'm as baked as I have ever been. The euphoric effects come through brilliantly.
Cleaning
I use the Omni daily and all day as I'm lucky enough to work from home. I am really happy with cleaning. Every few days I wipe the condenser clean and run a q-tip through it. I keep a toothbrush handy to brush the fins clean every now and again so tiny bits and pieces don't get combusted during the heat cycle.
Learning
If you are getting one or thinking about a dynavap it's an outstanding product. Personally, all vapes have some learning needed. There is so much knowledge on FC. Most everything you need to have a blast is here. If you are having trouble, try heating the cap in the middle about a half inch above the torch flames.
I've read a post, "I'm new to vaping, what should I buy". Many suggestions and questions followed. One response suggested a dynavap if "using a butane torch was OK". There are many "battery only" enthusiasts. I was one of them. The Omni has shelved my mighty.
My badge of Honor...
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pxl_jockey
Just a dude
Okay, let's get this freakin thread to 1000! I can't believe I have seen so much of its growth in realtime. It's as though the longer it exists, the faster it grows! A tribute to you people's collective insanity and the brilliance of these magical little bits of engineering. Folks are saying 1000 but I still see 999? Maybe I'm just high?
EDIT: clarity
I say "you people" because I am the only normal fucker in the room.
Um, yeah @SuperD it just changed automagically! I swear, man... It was like totally 999 man. I swear.
EDIT: clarity
I say "you people" because I am the only normal fucker in the room.
Um, yeah @SuperD it just changed automagically! I swear, man... It was like totally 999 man. I swear.
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Deffinently going to be getting a titanium tip soon been making titanium stems so will b nice to have a all titanium vape. Going to go carbless on this one lol
Ps I see 1000 lol @pxl_jockey
Ps.ps @Dynavaper I wish the dancing arms were the different Dynavapes partying lol
Ps I see 1000 lol @pxl_jockey
Ps.ps @Dynavaper I wish the dancing arms were the different Dynavapes partying lol
Glass is something I've been looking into since I started, especially cobalt blue glass.
Had to take the end down a bit and put in a groove for an O ring but I've proved the point and I can now explore another idea.
Had to take the end down a bit and put in a groove for an O ring but I've proved the point and I can now explore another idea.
beyond6strings
Just another traveller in the Cannaverse
@VapCap Congratulations on hitting 1000 pages in less than three years. I did a quick perusal and there's only one other vape that comes close to the amount of interest in such a short time. However, that thread has grown because of the problems with the device. This thread has grown through a common love of the always improving vapcap, an amazing device coupled with the finest customer service in the business.
Cheers
Cheers
almost there
Well-Known Member
wow, I really like this direction, so much so I worry if my kid will be able to afford college if my collection keeps growing at its present rateGlass is something I've been looking into since I started, especially cobalt blue glass.
Had to take the end down a bit and put in a groove for an O ring but I've proved the point and I can now explore another idea.
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beyond6strings
Just another traveller in the Cannaverse
Glass is something I've been looking into since I started, especially cobalt blue glass.
Had to take the end down a bit and put in a groove for an O ring but I've proved the point and I can now explore another idea.
That is effing gorgeous. My Milaana has cobalt blue too and it's my favorite color of their stock offerings. Hmmm. @VapCap sent me an extra Ti-tip with my recent parts order. This is giving me some ideas on what to do with it. Hmmmm. And a way to knock two items off my VAS list in one swift move. Hmmmm.
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1000 pages!!!
I remember when I could not believe how quickly this vapourizer was spreading through this forum(and still is). “What’s all the fuss about?” I asked, and once I had one in my hands it was clear as day to me.
Here’s to another 1000 pages in this new year.
I remember when I could not believe how quickly this vapourizer was spreading through this forum(and still is). “What’s all the fuss about?” I asked, and once I had one in my hands it was clear as day to me.
Here’s to another 1000 pages in this new year.
My experience mirrors yours, my Mighty collects dust between uses now. It seems like a weed pig in comparison, but I still love it for multiple user sessions.12 days, 1 Omni and 1,000 pages. I know everyone is waiting on pins and needles for my review
Almost 2 weeks and 240+ heat cycles, liking the Omni more and more.
Vapor
The vapor is top-notch. Ti tip set to .05 gets me 3 really good clouds. The second draw rivals my evo desktop. The potency is off the charts. I spent the last decade of combustion using a one-hitter exclusively. I remember packing that thing 6 or 7 times per session to get decent effects. Naturally, I felt the need to do multiple-pack sessions with the Omni. Nope, I'm good with 3 cycles as this thing can kick yer arse. Maybe a double pack sometimes. I consider myself high tolerance and continue to be shocked and amazed.
Efficiency
It's hard to find a more efficient weapon to medicate. I've tried all three bowl sizes and have found myself at .05 most of the time. It has cut my usage by half and I feel as though I'm as baked as I have ever been. The euphoric effects come through brilliantly.
Cleaning
I use the Omni daily and all day as I'm lucky enough to work from home. I am really happy with cleaning. Every few days I wipe the condenser clean and run a q-tip through it. I keep a toothbrush handy to brush the fins clean every now and again so tiny bits and pieces don't get combusted during the heat cycle.
Learning
If you are getting one or thinking about a dynavap it's an outstanding product. Personally, all vapes have some learning needed. There is so much knowledge on FC. Most everything you need to have a blast is here. If you are having trouble, try heating the cap in the middle about a half inch above the torch flames.
I've read a post, "I'm new to vaping, what should I buy". Many suggestions and questions followed. One response suggested a dynavap if "using a butane torch was OK". There are many "battery only" enthusiasts. I was one of them. The Omni has shelved my mighty.
My badge of Honor...
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