Multi-brand HEALTHY RIPS FURY

[Etsu]

After spending some time googling, these look like the best fit for four caps for use on the go. There's lots of other tubes with similar diameter, but these appear to be the only ones with attached lids and without a long narrow tapered bottom that won't fit caps. Attached lid is much better for one handed dumping of the cooked cap and one-handed loading of the new cap.

https://www.amazon.com/BronaGrand-P...UTF8&qid=1526994946&sr=8-47&keywords=5ml+tube

I just ordered 50! for $7.86, that being the smallest quantity I see on-line. Don't know what I'll do with more than three or four, but might end up offering them for free to other FCers. HR might consider offering one or two with each order of five caps.

Thanks OF for identifying these.

I found smaller quantities on aliexpress.com, 8 for 1,18$ And free shipping. Brand «Muciakie ».

And yes, thanks OF !

 

[shredder]

Just some food for thought: with my mighty dosing capsules, i sometimes have an oily lid when i only use flowers (no concentrate sandwich). Sometimes it happens, sometimes it doesnt. I wonder what it is caused by

I get it too, it's caused by good resinous weed.

Actually it's resin that builds up on the cooling unit. Then it touches the hot cap and the oil spreads. I keep some alcohol prep pads to clean my cooling unit every 5-6 loads.

 

[bossman]

@Vitolo You ain't the boss a me!

I've already sent a pm, ordered the 5ml tubes OF recommended on eBay (taking the time to capitalize the B in eBay on my phone), and added a toothpick holder to my Amazon cart. I'm only too willing to value my free time this little and that's why it's funny to me.

Lol, and no hard feelings my friend!

 

[IAmKrazy2]

Extremely prompt cust service responses from HR. Good stuff.

I got some dosing capsules on the way!

Haven't dropped in this thread much but i really like the Fury 2. It has been my go to stealth battery portable over the GH. I certainly prefer the Fury 2. The dosing capsules should help here further.

It isn't a device i use at home much but it certainly has that versatility. Cheers all.

 

[blackstone]

searching through ebay to find something nice but they all seem to have large diameter (2-2.8mm)

These toothpick holders have an inside diameter of 1.1mm, which should be a perfect fit. Right?

 

[Vitolo]

@Vitolo You ain't the boss a me!

Not quite sure what you are referring to.
I do not feel like the "boss of you"...
in fact the only comment I ever made was to your post:

Cap cans: a whole new subcategory to hack. Somebody do it for me.

....
Fact is...., all I said was:

That is an unreasonable request.
We are here to educate one another, but not to take over where one has called it quits.

I sure hope you did not read any extra meaning or implication in the post.
We ARE here to educate one another.
There is no other hidden agenda or meaning to my response.

 

[Stu]

Not quite sure what you are referring to.

I'm pretty sure it was just a joke, Vito.

 

[OF]

I'm pretty sure it was just a joke, Vito.

I too think it was meant as humor, but can also see it as a claim to some sort of entitlement? For sure I agree with Vito WRT why we're here.

I prefer to call it two guys with white hats and a bit of confusion on this here internet. But then again, since Al Gore claims to have invented it, the real problem could be there?

On second thought, let's amend that to 3 white hats, counting the one on your dome, Stu? I still think it's probably Al Gore's fault.

OF

 

[Vitolo]

I'm pretty sure it was just a joke, Vito.

Thank you.

I too think it was meant as humor, but can also see it as a claim to some sort of entitlement? For sure I agree with Vito WRT why we're here.

I prefer to call it two guys with white hats and a bit of confusion on this here internet. But then again, since Al Gore claims to have invented it, the real problem could be there?

On second thought, let's amend that to 3 white hats, counting the one on your dome, Stu? I still think it's probably Al Gore's fault.

I personally appreciate your input @OF!

 

[OF]

I personally appreciate your input @OF!

You should call them as you see them, right? FWIW, that's my honest opinion.

And, while on the subject of fellas who's efforts on this Forum and the wider 'Community' yer a tough act to follow for sure. Like the Greyhounds chasing that mechanical rabbit, we're not gonna catch up with you anytime soon. Keep the white hat, wear it with pride.

OF

 

[MonkeyTime]

I'm old fashioned, it's too early for white. But I've got more of the foil if anyone cares to join me.

 

[C No Ego]

those dose caps left the WPA people in the dust... i have yet to touch the standard mouthpiece after months of vaping this little vape. if there is ability to water adapt I'm adapting it LOL... even out and about I'm using the wpa...

 

[lockie]

On the go water adapting, drink some water, leave some under tongue, take hit, profit.

 

[shredder]

Me thinks recent posts confirm our furys are working very well.

 

[b0]

Package arrived today!! Just wanted to say thanks to @HealthyRips.com for keeping in contact and knowing they had my back. Proud to support this company, amazing CS !!

Now time to test the capsules, put them in an iso soak just in case (I'm a bit OCD with my vapes cleaning) and they're drying now. They look really solid and like they gonna last. Ordered the plastic tubes to give them a try too.

Really happy that I pulled the trigger with this vape!

 

[OF]

Me thinks recent posts confirm our furys are working very well.

Perhaps even better than you think? What about those who have not yet been able to make it back to their keyboards???

Perhaps not everything everyone might want, but a very solid and useful addition. But like liquor stores that deliver there may be some hidden effects......

OF

 

[Twoson]

Anyone have any tips on removing the pieces from the original mouthpiece for maintenance?

That first black piece behind the mesh filter will not budge.

 

[OF]

Anyone have any tips on removing the pieces from the original mouthpiece for maintenance?

That first black piece behind the mesh filter will not budge.

Yes, it's been covered several times. I found it through 'search' (upper right) but don't recall off hand exactly what search term I used.

Yes, the bottom plate does come off. It's been said a few times here 'it's easier to do the second time', which I agree with. Inside is the big glass tube with Silicone gaskets top and bottom.

The manual says not to do this. Rather remove the screen and blue gasket and go after the insides with q tip and ISO. After taking mine to bits I found it's easier to run it through the dishwasher assembled (except for the screen and gasket.

OF

 

[BabyFacedFinster]

After taking mine to bits I found it's easier to run it through the dishwasher assembled (except for the screen and gasket.

OF

Great idea. Do you just run the wash without soap? I'd throw a tide pod in there with mine but the damn kids ate them all.



I finally got to try a little distillate oil on a small bit of organic cotton shoved in one of them little dosing caps. I set it on 420.

Let me tell you somethin'.... that works well.

 

[LesPlenty]

Anyone have any tips on removing the pieces from the original mouthpiece for maintenance?

I tried to disassemble my mouthpiece the way described earlier but could not get it apart that way. In the end I thought if I cannot get it apart to clean properly, I may as well smash it trying. I stuck my fat thumb in it and pulled as hard as I could while yelling, GET OUT YOU FUCKING C@#^T. That did the trick.Now it is fairly easy to do.

 

[lockie]

First post of page 86 for regular mouthpiece piece removal pic by pic instructions.

I think the 2nd part is a little misleading, I angled it so that the tool is inserted in the hole but more further in the side that it entered (left side for left hole, vice versa and not across as how was shown in picture) so it has more leverage, then push down so that it should pop up slightly. Repeat on the right side. The black piece should come out easy now and then you just pull everything out.

 

[Twoson]

First post of page 86 for regular mouthpiece piece removal pic by pic instructions.

I think the 2nd part is a little misleading, I angled it so that the tool is inserted in the hole but more further in the side that it entered (left side for left hole, vice versa and not across as how was shown in picture) so it has more leverage, then push down so that it should pop up slightly. Repeat on the right side. The black piece should come out easy now and then you just pull everything out.

Damn it. How did I miss this? My bad everyone. womp womp

Thank you guys

 

[OF]

Great idea. Do you just run the wash without soap? I'd throw a tide pod in there with mine but the damn kids ate them all.

Naw, I prop it up in the silverware rack so the big end is up where the wash water falls down from the top tray. And run it with the normal daily dishes and pans. It takes time (you can stop the wash, pull it out and rinse it out in the sink). Like on the dishes themselves. I'll pull it out after the wash (as it drains the wash and fills the rinse) if I'm around and anxious to use it. A rinse in the sink, shake/wipe out the water that's easy to get and let the heat of the next session finish the drying. The wash cycle is like 15-20 minutes, I can usually amuse myself that long doing other useful things.......

I do other stuff this way. Some stems and MPs (like the QQ from Divine Tribe) go right over a 'peg' on the lower rack. Solo stems and little bubblers (which I'm fond of) get a small plastic funnel coupled with a short piece of tube to catch more wash water to flush through.

And it's detergent, not soap. And hot. Much more effective than soap or dish detergent like Dawn (it can be much more aggressive since you don't stick your hands in it? Dishwasher detergent is made to fight just the sort of hydrocarbon junk we foul our gear with. PBW is an example of an extreme of this idea. And it includes buffers and chelation agents to combat the hardest of waters and random 'junk' that otherwise might escape attention. And 'clean rinse' agents to prevent 'soap scum' inside things. Good stuff.

Not sure what to say about the kids. Time was you could occasionally get a sucker to lick a fence post in the dead of winter, or pee on the electric fence, one time. Had to be done in person over time. Al Gore changed that with the internet. Now stupidity can spread at the speed of light.

 

[BabyFacedFinster]

Naw, I prop it up in the silverware rack so the big end is up where the wash water falls down from the top tray. And run it with the normal daily dishes and pans. It takes time (you can stop the wash, pull it out and rinse it out in the sink). Like on the dishes themselves. I'll pull it out after the wash (as it drains the wash and fills the rinse) if I'm around and anxious to use it. A rinse in the sink, shake/wipe out the water that's easy to get and let the heat of the next session finish the drying. The wash cycle is like 15-20 minutes, I can usually amuse myself that long doing other useful things.......

Sounds good. I may give it a try too. I don't use the PBW although I hear it works well. I have always used unscented oxyclean for cleaning glassware and may try a soak in that.

I did find that I can get most of the gunk out with just the Q tip and a little iso.

 

[Bookfellow]

Kids died from swallowing live goldfish back in the 1920s, when that was a fad...I find it comforting to know that human nature really hasn't changed all that much.

Are these full teardowns and cleaning necessary? I've just been using iso on a q-tip to clean the upper chamber...but I'm clumsy as hell, and terrified of breaking something.