You have an induction lighter?My whip goes from the GonG to the bong. That white thing sticking up is my ramrod. The silver part is exactly deep enough that it packs the weed so it sits a tiny bit above the heater so it doesn't scorch.
I love this setup. The E-Nano never leaves it's stand.
The whip is just a air path for vapor to travel!Oh I meant to say I prefer to use my whip with the ashcater & air combo.
I really like your setup Hackerman, I like the idea of not moving the actual nano, and also sweet glass!
And if I'm more than happy with the results I'm getting from dry stems, would it be worth overcoming my laziness for those advantages?
I've mentioned before that I've never been a "glass" guy. I use dry stems exclusively. To be honest, it's probably more laziness than anything else. I just don't care for the idea of emptying, cleaning, and filling a piece of glass with any regularity, when the dry stems already do everything I want.
So serious question: what do you think are the real advantages of glass over dry stems (e.g. cooler hits, etc)? And if I'm more than happy with the results I'm getting from dry stems, would it be worth overcoming my laziness for those advantages?
I need 2 try that?Have you tried running her up to 6.2354678931?
Yeah, the "diligent" part is what worries me. I'd keep up with it for a while, but when the novelty wore off I fear I'd neglect it.I'd say stick with the dry stems. Glass care is a pain in the butt, and if your not diligent, your piece can have microbial growth.
But here's the thing - I've never really gotten into the whole "session experience" thing. I'm more of a "just get it done" guy. I'm only interested in the results, not the ritual.A nice piece of glass does add to your session experience, visually filling a chamber with vapor and watching the bubbles dance around can become quite hypnotic/soothing.
I've got no trouble with the heat/smoothness from dry stems, so I think I'll stick with what I have for now.Unless you are struggling with the heat/smoothness of the vapor, then by all means snag a decent water device.
I think I'll stick with what I have for now.
I considered getting a timer back when I first bought the e-nano, but I'm theorizing that cooling and heating it every day will stress the wood more than keeping it at a constant temperature 24/7. I base that theory on nothing other than gut feeling, so feel free to shoot it down with facts.I do suggest picking up a Smart plug for your nano, I have mine on a schedule so it shuts off @ 1AM and turns on 15 minutes before I get home. Could prolong the life of your nano.