Nice thought, but likely not enough mass in the VC to give you enough inertia to remain spinning
Glad you got it all sorted out mate.
Now it's working is it meeting your expectations?
Looking forward to your report
Will share impressions!
Haven't had the chance to take it for a decent spin yet but have been very impressed with the M I've been using in the meantime. I like the SS tip and the fact it stays at extraction temperature a bit longer than the Ti tip. It adds just that little bit of extra time to your cycle. There is a lot of positives in the thread about the Ti-tip and rightfully so, but the SS tip holds its own!
When time permits the omni assembly is up next for a session, and both the SS and Ti tip will be thrown in the mix
I didn't want to have several pieces to sort with in a drybag. Plus the handle setup with the tubes has a hidden magnet. I like having the lighter and kit held in the one hand when I click on the lighter and can cool the cap on my VC and then simply put it back in the tube. All in one gesture. No fuss or muss with tubes.
I can use it one handed with more stealth while say sitting in a bicycle seat. GTG to Hit and run. I can revape or store ABV in the Summit from the VC. Multiple heat settings. However It has a lower battery life then other vapes, but it small battery that also recharges very rapidly. 
I don't bother to bring a mouthpiece. (Will check out the
Personally, I don't. It looks uncomfortable to me. But to be fair, I'm not a huge fan of the metal bodies to begin with.
I thought the same until a bit of googling.
Just need an insert for the Zippo body.
Although I would love one that held two vapcaps and my slim lighter in the middle.
@Summer Made of silicone most likely.
Now, take your Omni and dial down the air flow till your carb is letting just a tad more air than when the carb is fully blocked. Heat to click and enjoy taking a long huge draw, click to click without having to cover the carb at all.
Love the new Omni bodies in looks and most importantly in function. The facets add much needed grip that I think the original bodies have to lack being smooth and metaly.
Now, take your Omni and dial down the air flow till your carb is letting just a tad more air than when the carb is fully blocked. Heat to click and enjoy taking a long huge draw, click to click without having to cover the carb at all.
Love the new Omni bodies in looks and most importantly in function. The facets add much needed grip that I think the original bodies have to lack being smooth and metaly.
I've never tried an Omni, but I do agree that the body style is
All I read is that you're going to buy us both one and you need my shipping address.....I know the body style of the wooden Omni Cocobolo is gorgeous...and ohhh sooo small!
All I read is that you're going to buy us both one and you need my shipping address.....
I would certainly like to know how you are managing that...
I chose the JarHead because I only intend to use it at home, I didn't want to buy and use more 18650s, and I didn't mind saving the $$ on the device and the batteries either. It doesn't bother me at all to use the torch when out and about, but I really like not having to use one at home. Donald's head in a jar on my desk is just a plus...
I don't have an Omni, but if/when I get one this is far and away my favorite stem or body. At least of the metal ones. I have considered buying one to swap on my Uni, but I love the blackwood too much.
