Herr_Dampf
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is it wrong to say I have wong envy!!
I am sure Ed would be happy to help you out
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is it wrong to say I have wong envy!!
BAB should be in everyone's tool box. It's Inexpensive, smells nice, does wonders for beautiful wood. What's not to love?Yup. It's everywhere.
Bomb ass butter. Let's talk about it. I should get some, yes or no?
Are we permitted to post pics of our long wongs, or our shorty's, whichever the case may be?
EDIT: Just a little levity folks. We all know FC gives new meaning to "wood" porn.
And remember, two wongs are better than one!
You and all your friends should start playing with Ed's wong
He really likes that!
Not sure why you're not getting good vapor production through glass, but try heat soaking your stem load for an extra minute or so before your first draw, and give it about a 15 second heat soak between draws thereafter during your session. No need to pack too tight. An occasional stir can also be beneficial. Heat soaking just means that you let the herb cook in the stem bowl for a little while before pulling. I always use this method because it produces thicker vapor for me, particularly because I'm not able to get the primo heavily trychomed powder coated flowers that produce great clouds, so have to work a little harder at it, but really no problem - I'm in no real hurry. Please let us know if this was at all helpful so everyone benefits, one way or other.For someone who wants their Solo stem to work well, as in thick vapor production through glass, what tips would you recommend?
So far I am seriously unimpressed with my Solo stem. Too much heat dissipation it seems like. Hoping I'm doing it wrong, so show me how it's done right guys!
Maybe your screen is dirty? can you hold it up to the light and easily see thru it? Maybe a cleaning would help it out.The clouds are weak even with a heat soak. So far I have tried triple screening, moving the screen up, tight packs, loose packs, preheat stem load, either my stem is faulty or these things are terrible.
Since eds stuff is usually awesome I'm thinking this stem is fucked.
That or people who need hot, thick, CBD vapor need look elsewhere.
@CarolKing I'm glad it works for you, but mine sucks horribly.
Well, I can tell you without reservation that "these things" ARE NOT "terrible. Quite the opposite in the extreme. 111 pages with 99.9% positive feedback on this thread. I get the same clouds as I do with any other glass stems, and enjoy it much more than glass. I am understanding your frustration which is evident in the tone of your report. Now, will continue to try to help - can you tell us if the ss bowl is securely joined with the wood stem (e.g., does it wiggle at all or is there an unusual gap anywhere around the circumference)? How does the draw effort compare to your glass stem? Does the draw seem too airy, or too restricted? Are you sure your vape is heating as well as usual? Have you tried another power outlet? Is this the same herb used successfully with the glass stem, without change in exposure to moisture? Let's look at these things before exploring further - just trying to help.The clouds suck even with a heat soak. So far I have tried triple screening, moving the screen up, tight packs, loose packs, preheat stem load, either my stem is faulty or these things are terrible.
Since eds stuff is usually awesome I'm thinking this stem is fucked.
@CarolKing I'm glad it works for you, but mine sucks horribly.
You say the draw is "majorly airy", as I suggested you test for. That sounds like a problem. I suggest you contact Ed. He is great to work with.Firstly mine is TERRIBLE or I wouldn't be here looking for help. If you can help, great. If you want to pick apart my posts, just go away. I need help not ridicule for my opinions
There is no gap, the draw is majorly airy. I am also using the oring mod. No wiggle at all.
Glass stems kick my wooden stems ass easy. Rock without effort. Super thick vapor.
Frankly I think this stem is flawed in some way. I have emailed Ed but came here as I am still awaiting a response.
@Sleepin in CA
I usually heat my wooden stem one temp setting higher than I do the glass stems. I find eds stem absorbs more heat and needs to be just a little hotter to get thick hits.
I suggest turning the heat up as much as necessary to see if it helps.
Also, I see you have been designated an accessory maker here. Please read the rules for how to conduct yourself in another vendor's thread.