EVOLV Cricket

[Easywider]

I am sort of curious if you could run traditional hash through this... since the bucket is made of titanium and removable I feel like I'd be less worried about chazzing? Like if I ran it at low temps could I basically treat it like a conduction vape? Am I just really dumb and missing something crucial about how this device works?

Anything stubborn comes of real quick with a touch of bar keepers friend. Will have that Ti looking new in no time.

 

[Mr.Grumpy]

Finally got my hands on the Cricket (originally was going to get one for $200 BNIB, but that fell through, and so I ended up getting a used one for a little cheaper). So far, I think it's everything I wanted for concentrates. Flavor is fantastic. Airflow is definitely too open as others have said, but I find that plugging the holes works well and is quite adjustable (but does require two-handed operation). Really not too much mess with the tiiiiiny dabs I take. The only thing that's bugging me right now is when the cap off sensor gets wonky here and there.

I am sort of curious if you could run traditional hash through this... since the bucket is made of titanium and removable I feel like I'd be less worried about chazzing? Like if I ran it at low temps could I basically treat it like a conduction vape? Am I just really dumb and missing something crucial about how this device works?

*Edit I am really dumb, but it's because the answers I was looking for were just 1-2 pages back. Looks like people have found success with trad hash. Have a temple ball right now and am excited to see how it works tomorrow.

That cap sensor is finnicky for me too. I just turn off the cap sensor and pulse to pre-melt. If you want to keep using it, I find it seems to register much better in a specific cap orientation.

 

[Easywider]

That cap sensor is finnicky for me too. I just turn off the cap sensor and pulse to pre-melt. If you want to keep using it, I find it seems to register much better in a specific cap orientation.

You can usually fix the cap sensor with a strong magnet. I use one of my anvil magnets it will flip the switch when it gets the sensors reversed. The one time the magnet didn't work for me, I pulled the tub gasket and found oil on the sensors underneath. A quick wipe and back in action.

Do note: the gasket requires a certain amount of patience to work it back in place properly.

 

[Razhumikin]

That cap sensor is finnicky for me too. I just turn off the cap sensor and pulse to pre-melt. If you want to keep using it, I find it seems to register much better in a specific cap orientation.

I als have dealt with this issue, but I found that, after giving my cricket a deep cleaning and cleaning the magnetic sensors under the gasket, these issues mostly resolved. They have started to creep back up with continued use, so I think resin build up on the sensors may play a part in what causes this issue.

 

[borbjorbis]

What size allen key does the Cricket use? Unfortunately the used one I got didn't come with a key, and I'd like to check out beneath the gasket to see if needs any cleaning.