Thanx again Stephen for the info my Dab station should be sent out on Monday. Sam is cool as hell and knows exactly what tweeks I was looking for. Not to mention that the glass rig designs are pretty sweet and has me looking to place a order for a custom rig as well.
there will definitely be a 20mm v3 as well as a flat coil version on release. you're thinking of the sapphire inserts, which will only be available on the flat coil model initially
Hi @jl420 - ah, you got one!! Yeah. Yes, Sam was very good to work with. What did you get...what different customization did you get that's different than mine?
Thanks @ccchase420! Good to know. I really don't see any shortfalls in my 2.0 with SiC. My only comment back to Josh was that I wish the groove on the bottom of the Storm Cap were a bit more pronounced and perhaps back cut to guide the cap on to the bucket. Yep...definitely first world problem LOL
I had the center cup made 4" high to better hold my dab tools...
Nice. In the original they made, the center cup wasn't really a cup. There was a small indentation there with the idea that this is where you would put your wax but that was a non-starter with me.
Hey, folks! I actually got to meet up with Josh on my Colorado vacation last weekend and dab out in the mountain wilderness, what a cool guy! Anyway, yeah, for all you V3 users and those interested, the 30mm can be run around 650-700. You just need the Ti "shelf" to snug it up to the bottom of the dish. If you don't have one yet, get a thin stainless steel washer (300 series should be fine since it's not in the air path) and put that under your coil. Even small dabs are great now with all of that surface area evenly heated! Don't stress too much about trailing: if the bowl is still steaming you can just put the carb cap back on and get the rest of your goodies. Plus, you can vape what cannabinoids you want by setting the temp to the boiling point of what you want to inhale, and Q-tip up the rest, sort of a poor man's fractional distillation! Here is a link with a chart showing what cannabinoids you capture at each temperature. Remember the coil setting is different from the actual temp of the dish. Josh is working on putting together a "translation" temp chart.
PS: Also got to try Josh's sapphire: it is definitely the way to go. Cooler, more flavorful dabs. However, it can be a bitch to clean without shattering or chipping (Josh's was brown and we had to be careful not to let the oil crust up on it after each hit). I'm thinking maybe save the sapphire for your rare oils with tons of terps, and stick with Sic as your daily driver.
Some pics of my V2 and V3!
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Hey, folks! I actually got to meet up with Josh on my Colorado vacation last weekend and dab out in the mountain wilderness, what a cool guy! Anyway, yeah, for all you V3 users and those interested, the 30mm can be run around 650-700. You just need the Ti "shelf" to snug it up to the bottom of the dish. If you don't have one yet, get a thin stainless steel washer (300 series should be fine since it's not in the air path) and put that under your coil. Even small dabs are great now with all of that surface area evenly heated! Don't stress too much about trailing: if the bowl is still steaming you can just put the carb cap back on and get the rest of your goodies. Plus, you can vape what cannabinoids you want by setting the temp to the boiling point of what you want to inhale, and Q-tip up the rest, sort of a poor man's fractional distillation! Here is a link with a chart showing what cannabinoids you capture at each temperature. Remember the coil setting is different from the actual temp of the dish. Josh is working on putting together a "translation" temp chart.
PS: Also got to try Josh's sapphire: it is definitely the way to go. Cooler, more flavorful dabs. However, it can be a bitch to clean without shattering or chipping (Josh's was brown and we had to be careful not to let the oil crust up on it after each hit). I'm thinking maybe save the sapphire for your rare oils with tons of terps, and stick with Sic as your daily driver.
Some pics of my V2 and V3!
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We thought of it as well and all new inserts have rounded corners to the walls so they are easier to q-tip clean and to prevent any oils from creeping into the corners. I just got all of my V3 inserts as well as the updated V3 storm cell and hurricane carb caps. The new dab tips are freaking awesome! Finally some I can use, the old ones are OK but were always a little big for my taste. The new ones are all perfect and will all get some use. The new ultra slim standard handle is bad ass too! So far I have only tested the V3 SiC insert and YES, the rounded corners are a little better. It makes swabbing it out MUCH easier..
Nice idea
The latest version of the inserts as you can see by the comparison pics have a rounded bottoms where the flat bottom meet the wall. Not only that but the bottoms are beveled to make sure if you crust up your dish that your inserts won't get stuck. This never happened to me but apparently it happened to 1 customer who was quite messy so this change was implemented as well. In the pics is the V2 sic, quartz and prototype (maybe only) 20mm sapphire next to the V3 Quartz and SiC. Then there is the V2 Quartz and SiC 30mm next to the V3 Quartz, SiC, And the New production V3 30mm Sapphire! Let the testing begin! Here are a few pics while I get the dab station together
How do you feel the Hurricane cap compares with the new v3 storm cell cap? I will be purchasing my first CCA710 product once the v3 is publicly available, and am leaning towards the 20mm barrel SiC as my introductory piece into the CCA710 family.Nice idea
Ha, no righty but it was still set up from dueling ligers and was set as a lefty. I wish I still had everything I have passed on just so I could build the progression! I at least need to get the V1 back from my sister, do a V1, V2, V2 progression photo and give her a V2 instead
