E-Nano from Epickai
Summer
Long Island, NY
I like both. Which I'd choose to use would be conditional on the vape I was inverting on top. With a heavier vape I'd use the CB.
I mostly use the Tag in both 14 & 18mm. Works fine. I bought the dhgate 2-pack Cloud Buddy but just a light tap & it broke. As said, the glass is thin so I was concerned about it's stability when putting a weighty vape on top. When I buy another CB, it will be by OGB. But you can't wrong with whatever style you choose.
QTdrone
Member
Full on red cherry, and I lowered the screen a bit so that should help - thanks.
And yeah I think I'll just get a gong with a carb sometime soon just for this vape, thanks!
Pete
Well-Known Member
Too bad. My main complaints about the Enano are: 1) the cord is too stiff, so it often causes the Enano to fall over. It seems like for such a low-wattage device a thinner and more flexible power cord could be used; and 2) the dial goes from 0 to 11 but you only tend to use it between 5 and 8 and it is difficult to precisely set a level, plus, because it has no detents it tends to easily get shifted ( I put a rubber band over my dial to prevent this).
I don't mess with my dial anymore - I set up where I need it and leave it alone, using a smart plug to turn it on/off. I'm interested in your smart dimmer. Sounds like a very good approach for precise control.
I don't mess with my dial anymore - I set up where I need it and leave it alone, using a smart plug to turn it on/off. I'm interested in your smart dimmer. Sounds like a very good approach for precise control.
Sparkpug
Well-Known Member
I use the Thick Ass Glass carb adapter. I knocked it and the pipe it was in off the bathroom counter and both the pipe (a TAG ratchet style recycler) and carb adapter itself survived the fall without a scratch. The 10mm plug got ejected and broke. I'll have to get another plug but I currently just use small tubing shoved into the 10mm end and cap the other end with my thumb.
Another thing I've found I really like to round out the experience is a good sized mouthpiece that I can put my lips over like @ataxian Using a whip style mouth-piece makes it soooo much easier to pull.
Another thing I've found I really like to round out the experience is a good sized mouthpiece that I can put my lips over like @ataxian Using a whip style mouth-piece makes it soooo much easier to pull.
Baron23
Well-Known Member
Its 38" from controller to Enano and 76" from controller to wall plug
Its quite long and the wiring is def more supple than previous version.
And, as I said, no longer a need for a rubber band to hold the dial in place. There is firm resistance so it will stay in place.
ataxian
PALE BLUE DOT
I like the NANO because it work’s so well with water pipes?
I did not try CANNABIS until 1970 so I had paper joints at first.
My my friend’s had more experience than I?
1977? I believe? Rasta was the leader in the POP CULTURE at the time?
My good friend was using a bong from a Bob Marley concert.
I stayed with joint’s due to the mouthpiece being so HUGE.
2012 I tried water path again?
The small mouthpiece on the new device’s were luxurious!
The NANO was practical with my new found love ?
JOINT’S are backward’s in my world?
HAWAII culture was different!
When you live somewhere you get a different perspective on thing’s?
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Popcorn Lung
Well-Known Member
Does anyone have experience with EpicVape's Customer Service People?
I sent them e-mails earlier in the week and its been crickets.
My E-Nano developed a stress crack at the start of where the power unit plugs into that runs up to the top. The crack developed over night.
I ordered my E-nano at the end of April and it is a part of my vaporizer rotation. I really enjoy using the e-nano but as of now I have put it aside. I'm fearful the stress crack will eventually cause the heating element to come out and I do not want to make it worse.
I e-mailed EpicVape and asked about repairs but I haven't heard anything back. Is the company shutting it's doors? I only ask this because I noticed a few of their Web pages are displaying the 404 error. When a company stops maintaining their website and does not reply to customer issues it may be a sign of things to come no?
If anyone has experienced the same issue I would love to hear how you resolved it.
I sent them e-mails earlier in the week and its been crickets.
My E-Nano developed a stress crack at the start of where the power unit plugs into that runs up to the top. The crack developed over night.
I ordered my E-nano at the end of April and it is a part of my vaporizer rotation. I really enjoy using the e-nano but as of now I have put it aside. I'm fearful the stress crack will eventually cause the heating element to come out and I do not want to make it worse.
I e-mailed EpicVape and asked about repairs but I haven't heard anything back. Is the company shutting it's doors? I only ask this because I noticed a few of their Web pages are displaying the 404 error. When a company stops maintaining their website and does not reply to customer issues it may be a sign of things to come no?
If anyone has experienced the same issue I would love to hear how you resolved it.
Baron23
Well-Known Member
I have had very good service from Epic though they are a small company and it may take them a few days to respond.
Tagging them here: @ACE OF VAPE @epic_arii
Sorry about some of the customer service issues lately. Nadia has been redoing the website, Wordpress is a pain in the ass. Not sure why she hasn't seen your emails but I'll let her know. BTW she works remotely.
Contact customerservice@epicvape.com to get help getting an RMA.
GetLeft
Well-Known Member
Is yours a maple? I have two maples, both cracked, top to bottom. Wouldn't trade either for the world. The cracks are part of their character. Makes them unique. With absolutely no downside in performance.
I got a burl maple e-nano and the thing is absolutely gorgeous.....and has been on 7.25101540123 since I got it........I think my heart would break and project out of it's cavity if it cracked on me.....but i'd get over it and tell myself its a character builder......I'll have to post an image of it tonight when I get home it truly is a stunner....
Sparkpug
Well-Known Member
Mine cracked vertically from the power cutout to the top, and I like how it looks. Functionality has not changed. I'm glad i got my maple burl one but my old one is still here and probably will be for a while. Also, an old woodworking neighbor told me that it gives the piece character.
Though, the E-Nano is also one reason I will never fuck combustion. Yesterday morning I used a new stem, but I overfilled cause this mix of Headband and Star Dawg Guava is pretty epic. However, since I use high heat I didn't push the screen down far enough. Immediately the vapor got hot and I knew combustion was coming... but kept going, managed to get a thick hot vapor cloud and a thick hot smoke cloud. I felt absolutely divine for maybe 4 hours, then the feeling of general well-being lasted all day.
Though, the E-Nano is also one reason I will never fuck combustion. Yesterday morning I used a new stem, but I overfilled cause this mix of Headband and Star Dawg Guava is pretty epic. However, since I use high heat I didn't push the screen down far enough. Immediately the vapor got hot and I knew combustion was coming... but kept going, managed to get a thick hot vapor cloud and a thick hot smoke cloud. I felt absolutely divine for maybe 4 hours, then the feeling of general well-being lasted all day.
howie105
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I have used a Nano as one of my daily drivers for years. When it split I bitched, moaned and then got out the tools and fixed it. That repair gave me an opportunity to disassemble the Nano and I learned a bit more about it and now I am even happier with the device.
Popcorn Lung
Well-Known Member
Thanks, they replied to me e-mail yesterday. I had no idea they were a small group. It's understandable then. They are probably swamped with customer orders.
Good to hear. I was a little concerned the heating unit would come loose.
Thank you so much. I received a reply yesterday afternoon. I didn't mean to add on to what is probably already a busy inbox. I was just uncertain what the normal length of time for a response would be. I definitely understand when their is a small team that does so much of the work. I'm extremely happy with the E-Nano, it is my most often suggested vaporizer when I'm asked to recommend one. Thank you again!
Mines a walnut. I have seen pics of logs on here with wood splinting or natural chips and they do give them a lot of character. The one on mine just seems a little worrisome because it's located right next to the receptacle casing. I was just worried the heating element would eventually come loose but it appears many folks use their e-nano that have developed cracks with no issues.
Please share a pic. I would love to see it.
Yup, what I love though is that I can put so little in it and I will still get good clouds. I think I put something like 025 and I still get a couple of good hits.
I toyed with the idea of trying to fix it but I have zero wood experience. It would have been cool if you would have taken some pics of the E-Nano dissambled. Good to hear you gained a greater appreciation for the E-Nano. It really is an amazing device.
Exsmoker
Plant Manager
Mine also split not long after I bought it, but I didn't have anything else at the time, so instead of sending it back (which they were happy to do), I tried to fix it myself. At first I tried to squeeze it back with hose clamps but it wouldn't budge, so I just filled it in with wood glue. It still works great and I've had no problems since.
I've had excellent customer service & speedy replies from them in the past. I'm not sure if Ari is still there or not, she was doing CS and helped me.
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scooterboy
Muppet, not moped.
Mine also split not long after I bought it, but I didn't have anything else at the time, so instead of sending it back (which they were happy to do), I tried to fix it myself. At first I tried to squeeze it back with hose clamps but it wouldn't budge, so I just filled it in with wood glue. It still works great and I've have had no problems since.
I've have excellent customer service & speedy relpies from them in the past. I'm not sure if Ari is still there or not, she was doing CS and helped me.
Hey, that's a really nice repair job. Hardly noticeable at all.
BabyFacedFinster
Anything worth doing, is worth overdoing.
I also have a walnut, and this is the first time in a while I recall someone saying a walnut model cracked. I know it happens, but it seems it's usually the maple you hear about. Maybe the way the wood grain runs. I think burls crack the least due to the wavy grain patterns giving more strength.
Lozo
Well-Known Member
I picked up a lovely 2nd hand Maple Burl E-Nano, just wanted to say how incredibly happy I am with performance and of course the look of it. Only used it so far with a long fixed glass stem but I'm very happy around 6.5. A heavy hitter for sure and lots of flavour too....happy days 