I wish you lived close by.I see. I still feel like I'm only getting one or no hits from it, and I moved the screen a bit closer. I really hope I can figure this out and don't have to return it. The dial is a bit over 7.5, and I'm not really getting visible hits. I'm getting a bit frustrated.
EDIT: I'm not really getting draw resistance, so I don't think the stem is clogged.
That video is so cool.2 hit extraction
What i do is pull little (as in shredding) pieces off a bud and put in the stem and tamp ever so lightly and let it heat sink for a few on the heater and works great for me.
Now you're cooking! Once you're getting vapor and extracting well it's easy to dial it back.Now I have the opposite problem: a lot of vapor, but black ABV! I'll try lowering the heat, but at least I got some effects.
EDIT: I think I'm getting it now! Just got 2 milky hits from some more ma terial, maybe there's more to go! I think I'll be blazed in short order . I'll let you know if there are any more problems! I turned down the temp so the abv isn't so black!
The nano is very consistent. Once you dial in a technique it should work every time.
It is a manual vape, so it takes a bit more technique than something automatic. The flip side to this is that you have the ability to customize it to fit your needs. You are not stuck vaping the way that is best for your vaporizer.
This is great advice. I do this every session. I like to scrape the screen with the e-pick vigorously before I blow it out.For maintenance a hard blow of air through the Gong and screen just after the session while everything is hot takes care of any accumulation on the screen. If you let it cool it gets gummy.
I definitely feel the heat when I draw (and feel hot air when I draw), and I sometimes get vapor so I don't think the heating element is the issue. I don't have access to a webcam.
I still have the tube, but I only have 70% isopropyl, I'll still let it sit in there, though.
@bengaltiger
Great to hear man. Let's us know in a few days what you think of the nano. @Vapor_Eyes & @flotntoke have great follow up advice, memorize what they wrote above.
Did you have an "aha!" moment? Was it the grind, the screen depth or the temperature?
I was breaking all the JARZ I own so I use my NUTRITIONAL Bottles to get by?
The JARZ are unreal if you have disposable income?
I respectfully disagree. You are correct when looking at the screen under normal conditions. However, if you try to look "down the barrel" with the stem between your head and a light source, "eclipse" style, you can clearly see residue building up. I think this is a valuable tip that I haven't seen mentioned elsewhere.Yeah... I still look at my screens and think I can tell whether they need to be cleaned or not, but not really the best method.
That sounds really cool. Pics please!Mine has its light positioned inside the chamber on the bottom plate which the heater rises out of rather than embedded into the side of the wood. Where I was expecting the light on the outside is a very cool knot in its place. I'm not sure how common this configuration is, but I dig it.