E-Nano from Epickai
It gives me great satisfaction to read how people are enjoying the E-Nano. They are uplifting to read after some of the challenges I've been going through trying to build this biz.
I'd like to ask the community a favor. It would be sweet if some of you could take a minute or two to write a brief review of the Epic products you are using for others to read on the website, www.epicvape.com
Thank you in advance, and thank you for all your support and patience.
Sincerely,
ACE
doubledown
Well-Known Member
Andy, while I'm shy of posting about this subject anywhere but here, I'd just like to say my whole experience was excellent! From the time I PMd you, to the choice of beautiful premium walnut you picked out for me, the great communication, and the quick shipping my whole experience was wonderful. Thank you for building these beautiful vapes and for constantly staying in touch with your customers and providing customer service above and beyond.
I knew this would happen. Nano has spoiled me, my throat, my taste buds, my wallet. It's perfect in every way except the small matter of the tether. I know one day a more portable nano will exist, and I will have found Nirvana. I've been trying to think of ways to encase the cord into something that I like to hold, feels good in your hands. I already got a few systems to anchor the switch (leather and wood cases). Anyway, just ranting about my beautiful Walnut Nano.
Pjake
It's all in the reflexes.
Done. Easy to write a review for such a great product. Thanks Andy for making them!
Here come the redwood burls I promised.
frostyrod
Well-Known Member
I've pondered this myself, I came up with two possible solutions, both involve paracord. The first which would be the easiest would be to look up "paracord cord protectors" on like youtube, there is a few videos where they show you how to braid a paracord around your cord (first you remove the stuff in the center to make it more pliable. This would take time, but you could pretty much make something look pretty slick but it may take some time, basically looks like those paracord bracelets, only would be the length of the cord. The second option and this is where i'm implementing some of my southern engineering, so will take a few tools and basic technical know how. Find a length of paracord with a color scheme you love. Remove all the white filler cord in the center of the cord. (The following instructions may void your power adapter warranty so proceed at your own caution). Remove the two screws on the back of the power adjuster in the center of the cord. There are four solder points you are interested in, the cord coming in from the wall and cord going out to the Nano (since it's closest to the Nano you may only want to do that side). Taking a soldering iron unsolder the cord you will be working with, make a note of how you removed the cord (there is a smooth side and a side with ridges on the cord). Cut the length of paracord you need, a little longer is better you can always trim some off at the last step. Take out the center stuff, if its a little hard scrunch the paracord (think of chinese handcuffs) Take two 1-2 inch piece of heat shrink tube, this can be found in most warehouse stores, electrical supply, radio shack, amazon etc. it comes in different sizes and colors, any color is fine, but you want a diameter big enough to slide over the paracord and slip over the cord. slide the two heat shrink pieces to about the center of your cut paracord. The next step may be easier if you wrap the two wires you just un-soldered with some electrical tape. Next slip the paracord (with the heat shrink tubes on it) over the cord, till it's covering the cord end to end. Take one of the pieces of cut heat shrink and slide it to the end, don't slide it off the paracord, what you are going for is the heat shrink is covering about half paracord and half cord at the very end, then use a lighter to shrink the tube down it should stick real good to the cord and the paracord making a nice looking/sturdy transition. Now trim the end by the bare wires till you have a length that will just be coming into the control box, slide your other heat shrink piece down and seal that end the same as the other. Then re-solder your wires back to the board. If you are doing the other end repeat steps, re-solder and reattach the back of your heat controller, the case should hide and hold the shrink tube well. I haven't done these steps, again this is just mind engineering of what I would do if I did this.
Vapor_Eyes
taste buds
Here come the redwood burls I promised.
Wow, that is beautiful! I do love the exotic nanos.
This is a pic from the other day. This is the D020-D bubbler.
I believe that's actually a D022. It still looks nice, no matter what it's called. I like the sticker
I actually just purchased the D020-D and saw your style listed as D022. The D020-D looks like the FC201 shown above, but with a wide flat base:
I paid $34 with free shipping. I can't wait to use my nano with some water. I haven't used water in more than 15 years, and those were simple combustion bongs.
mtnbike420
Well-Known Member
Here come the redwood burls I promised.
My friend has been thinking about ordering a nano for a bit. I showed him this and he ordered it instantly.
Can't wait to see it in person!
CarolKing
Singer of songs and a vapor connoisseur
@Vapor_Eyes That bubbler is suppose to be the D020-D unless DHgate gave me the wrong one. I also have the D020 bubbler that I use with my Solo. The D020-D has an extra piece in the middle that fits inside. I do have 2 of the real Pinnacle Pro Micro Shower tools. I haven't tried it with the Nano.
Some of the pieces look similar and I don't know enough about glass. I usually ask @ataxian or another FCer.
IMO I didn't like the D020 bubbler with the Nano. Eventually I will probably add more WTs.
Some of the pieces look similar and I don't know enough about glass. I usually ask @ataxian or another FCer.
IMO I didn't like the D020 bubbler with the Nano. Eventually I will probably add more WTs.
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Just an fyi This is the D020-D
http://m.dhgate.com/product/d020-d-9-inches-bubbler-glass-bong-percolator/187214099.html#s1-2-1
I think the weird names make it easy to get confused
Those redwood burl e nanos are sexy !
http://m.dhgate.com/product/d020-d-9-inches-bubbler-glass-bong-percolator/187214099.html#s1-2-1
I think the weird names make it easy to get confused
Those redwood burl e nanos are sexy !
Vapor_Eyes
taste buds
Yep, that's the exact one I ordered earlier today. My E-Nano can't wait to mount it lol. In all seriousness, I really like the recessed joint and think the nano will look great inverted on top of that glass.
mtnbike420
Well-Known Member
I think you have the d022.
Vapor_Eyes
taste buds
I saw it listed on dhgate as the D022.
ataxian
PALE BLUE DOT
D022 my favorite!
CarolKing
Singer of songs and a vapor connoisseur
Then that's what I have, the D022. I had accidentally ordered 2 because I thought the first order didn't go through. I hadn't opened it until now and it's the same exact bubbler. So I have a spare in case I break one.
It works wonderful like it was made for the Enano.
It works wonderful like it was made for the Enano.
ataxian
PALE BLUE DOT
I just had a GonG (18mm) in my D022 with GDP!
Earlier the same with GSC!
I'll post pic with my modified perk! Tomorrow!
I'd like to see that!
Poostuff
Please delete
I wish @nadia_epic all the best, I always found her very friendly & helpful.
The nano is great, I'd leave a testimonial on the site but I have stupid user name & no creditability
The nano is great, I'd leave a testimonial on the site but I have stupid user name & no creditability
hweezi
formally cwheezy
Has anyone ever came across screens that work with the E-nano gong other than the ones from Epic Vape? The condition of mine are getting to that point of no return and was just curious if there were any alternatives so I wouldn't have to pay that damn exchange rate.
Canadian dollar is so weak these days it hurts.
Canadian dollar is so weak these days it hurts.
hafalump
Well-Known Member
You can make your own. Be sure to get stainless steel mesh.
I forget the size, but a socket for working on cars, maybe 7mm?
and cut a small square and using a rod, wack it into the socket with a hammer.
I hear the right size ammo shell works great. Have not tried this but will be soon.
I forget the size, but a socket for working on cars, maybe 7mm?
and cut a small square and using a rod, wack it into the socket with a hammer.
I hear the right size ammo shell works great. Have not tried this but will be soon.