CarouselOnFire
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Have been using my WS for about a month now. Here are a few of my thoughts:
My favorite accessory that came with the WS is the short, black handled, diamond shaped metal poker. I stir with it and use the end of the handle to tamp. My favorite accessory that did not come with the WS is the "debowler" ashtray with the poker in the middle. Makes unloading the stems a clean breeze.
I still use the aromatherapy cup with beeswax + lemongrass oil.
It's beautiful. I enjoy the process/ritual that comes along with it's use. It is truly an artisan device.
- I like using through water best... but I feel that way with all vapes.
- The glass stem is my favorite for dry. I like to hold the stem firm against the o-ring to form a seal then sort of feather or rock the stem on and off the o-ring, allowing air to come into the stem. I place the basket screen as close to the heating element as possible and use a small amount of material (only enough to fill the basket).
- I vape at full heat, always. I wish heat went higher.
- Through water, I prefer the titanium tip. Best when I pre-heat the stem on the heater, then load the material, then apply the heat for 20ish seconds before drawing. Long, slow draws. Takes two 20ish second draws to darken material. 3 for full extraction - but less pleasant flavor.
- Sometimes the cord slides partially out of it's receptacle on the WS. Think it is due to how the cord sits when I set it back down on the table? User error I'm sure.
My favorite accessory that came with the WS is the short, black handled, diamond shaped metal poker. I stir with it and use the end of the handle to tamp. My favorite accessory that did not come with the WS is the "debowler" ashtray with the poker in the middle. Makes unloading the stems a clean breeze.
I still use the aromatherapy cup with beeswax + lemongrass oil.
It's beautiful. I enjoy the process/ritual that comes along with it's use. It is truly an artisan device.