I have not seen an issue anywhere on black but I'm more than happy to take care of this. BBVapes will be moving this process into Canada where they can closely oversee the electromagnetic plating moving forward.
Don’t know where you’re vaping, but is it cold? The room where my vape station is is colder than the rest of my house, and I need to either keep my torch in my pocket, or set the flame higher for the winter, otherwise is acts like you’re describing. It’s one of those metal Honest torches from Vgoodiez. My plastic torch seems less affected by the slight cold
Got my goodiez from @VGOODIEZliking the shellshock stem.
Is there a quick fix for the honest torch, it runs for about 3 seconds and then does a big flame out. Gas keeps going after the switch is off.
Interesting! My guess is that the gunpowder smell was from machining oils used to prevent it from rusting. The oil that I used is the same oil that I use for wood (I didn't have anything else), so it doesn't smell like anything in particular...at least that I've noticed. We shall see as time goes on though with hand oils!
kind of cool. I like it.
It happened to me! So dope and so appreciated. View attachment 4386
edit: the Cvap looks like a battle worn war relic
Sounds like you have too much pressure in the tank. Take a pen and push the fill port on the torch to express the gas. Refill and make sure not to pump it, i think thats how you get the extra pressure sometimes.Got my goodiez from @VGOODIEZ
Is there a quick fix for the honest torch, it runs for about 3 seconds and then does a big flame out. Gas keeps going after the switch is off.
Not I. I probably couldn’t tell between Ti and SS.
The different look is neat.
Have you by chance cleaned the CCD in a torch flame? I think torch cleaning causes the Ti ccds to shrink. I always clean them with ISO...
That was my thought, also. I had a couple shrink on me. Iso for me now, too.
I collect kitchen knives, mostly Japanese. Carbon steel can be quite reactive and I think I know the smell Abysmal Vapor is referring to. The strongest I've smelled it is when I've cut an onion and not wiped the knife off right away. The reaction does smell like the description and if you then cut something else without wiping the blade off, it will leave a bit of black on what you're cutting. Oiling the blade, or in this case the stem, protects it from this. On a blade, you can just let it patina over time and the patina will, to an extent, protect the surface. I still oil all my carbon steel knives with mineral oil if I'm going to store them for a while. I'd recommend this with carbon steel damascus stems as they will rust. If your damascus is made from stainless steel, it won't have these problems.
no, they're brand new. the 7 fin tip from the giveaway specifically. i got two and was planning on giving one to my mother-in-law who microdoses. i can't get either one to stay...
I’m not sure (my calipers are at my shop and it cold out there) but my 7 fin seems a bit more snug on some of my stems. Could be possible they’re just new O rings? I’m glad you said something. I was planning on putting the 7 fin on one of my unlined stems. I’ll proceed with a bit more caution.
Agreed. George's generosity should not be taken for granted. Rather, it should be celebrated each time as if it were still unexpected. There is no way that the 7-fin offering was a greedy plot blown up by bad publicity on social media. I am positive it was his way of trying to reach those of us who have sentimentalized the OG 7-fin because we've been there for his journey from small enterprise to corporate success -- the simple "Thank You" card in each package says it all. We appreciate him, and he appreciates us right back. To believe in George's good intentions is the only way to go IMO.
sometimes the ti screens are shrunk in production if they are cast. Ohers say heating the ti condensers can csuse them to shrink. hav had no just problems if an SS screens works, thats fine...
