Manual Vape Thread

RedZep

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If you can work with the size the Bong's an equally great vape and that piece of cherry is gorgeous. It's big but totally doable on a j-hook:
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Thanks CB. I'm really not into the excessive unnessary mass. It would be a nightmare on my intended pieces.

I've pulled the trigger on a bloodwood Dreamwood DLX from an old recommendation from yourself.
It will suit my pieces much better. I love that wood type also. So I'm feeling better about the whole thing.

Who knows, maybe I could throw 200 dollars at O'Connell and beg him to make me a NC one day.
 

Himothy

New Member
Need some advice for which sticky brick to buy. Want to use it with a water piece and be able to use it dry if possible. Have a wireless ballvape so would like one that I could switch out the heating end for the ball vape bowl at one point.
 

coolbreeze

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Need some advice for which sticky brick to buy. Want to use it with a water piece and be able to use it dry if possible. Have a wireless ballvape so would like one that I could switch out the heating end for the ball vape bowl at one point.
The Twist is probably what you want. It's big but it's built around an injector bowl, would be fine with a j-hook.

Edit: also the Maxx--you would need to use a hydratube or whip it to your glass piece, but it is an amazing vape. It comes with a dry mouthpiece.
 

Himothy

New Member
The Twist is probably what you want. It's big but it's built around an injector bowl, would be fine with a j-hook.

Edit: also the Maxx--you would need to use a hydratube or whip it to your glass piece, but it is an amazing vape. It comes with a dry mouthpiece.
I could buy 2 different ones if you think that it would be better to have one that is mobile, and one that is used for a water piece.

Do you by chance have a lotus? Was also on my radar.
 

coolbreeze

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I could buy 2 different ones if you think that it would be better to have one that is mobile, and one that is used for a water piece.

Do you by chance have a lotus? Was also on my radar.
I would only encourage you, I love bricks! ; ) The Maxx is an awesome desktop vape, it's not great to use handheld but otherwise it's totally configurable for your water or dry needs and accepts most 18mm injectors. The Twist is more mobile (around the house) but it is pretty big; based around an injector bowl. The Flip is smaller, more mobile, and dry use -friendly but without an injector-sized bowl. The Junior is totally portable and can be used on a water pipe with its u-hook WPA, but cannot be used with an injector.

So, it kind of depends on how mobile you need it to be, how water-friendly you need it to be, whether you'd rather have it whipped together or plugged directly onto the waterpipe, and whether or not you want two.

EDIT: The Lotus is an easy recommendation. It is so nice!
 
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Grass Yes

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I could buy 2 different ones if you think that it would be better to have one that is mobile, and one that is used for a water piece.
@coolbreeze gave great advice but I'll add my :2c:
Twist for a water piece, Doug's Woodery Nova for portable. I think it is a superior version to what the junior is going for. It can also work with the link WPA, but I have not got one. It works pretty well with the junior u-bend WPA.

Do you by chance have a lotus? Was also on my radar.
Lotus is fantastic. While still pure convection, very different from the bricks.
 

Himothy

New Member
Awesome! Appreciate all the advice. Now that I know more I will go back to the drawing board and see what I really need. The doug's woddery nova looks awesome!

One question that might be dumb and uninformed. Has anyone created a 10mm joint adapter for the stickys? I have a bunch of dynavaps etc, that could use some extra cooling from a longer air path but was also trying to not get a jhook as I have butter fingers.
 

coolbreeze

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Awesome! Appreciate all the advice. Now that I know more I will go back to the drawing board and see what I really need. The doug's woddery nova looks awesome!

One question that might be dumb and uninformed. Has anyone created a 10mm joint adapter for the stickys? I have a bunch of dynavaps etc, that could use some extra cooling from a longer air path but was also trying to not get a jhook as I have butter fingers.
Not that I'm aware of. But there's a Dynavap pipe if you don't mind ordering from France.
 

Shit Snacks

Milaana. Lana. LANA. LANAAAA! (TM2/TP80/BAK/FW9)
One question that might be dumb and uninformed. Has anyone created a 10mm joint adapter for the stickys? I have a bunch of dynavaps etc, that could use some extra cooling from a longer air path but was also trying to not get a jhook as I have butter fingers.

Best bet would be to get a 10-14 mm dropdown adapter, that's what I do so I can use all of my 10 mm rigs with any of my vapes (I even have 10-18) as I always use a drop down adapter with a water piece regardless for a variety of reasons
 

RedZep

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Awesome! Appreciate all the advice. Now that I know more I will go back to the drawing board and see what I really need. The doug's woddery nova looks awesome!

One question that might be dumb and uninformed. Has anyone created a 10mm joint adapter for the stickys? I have a bunch of dynavaps etc, that could use some extra cooling from a longer air path but was also trying to not get a jhook as I have butter fingers.
I love the Nova. I rate it over my SB Runt personally.
 

Spy Car

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My Lotus may be benefitting slightly from being my most recent purchase (honeymoon period?) but, uh, it is getting a lot more attention than I'd have reckonedwhen I bought it.

I suspected the Lotus might be a novelty item that would break into into the rotation some times for fun.

Instead, if I'm home, it has become "the reach."

The Lotus always the sort of sweet sweet vapor that totally works for me. Every damn time.

I thought I'd like the Lotus, or I won't not have purchased one. I just did not expect I'd like it as much as I do.

This one is for the "flavor chases" among us. Yummy!

Bill
 

coolbreeze

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My Lotus may be benefitting slightly from being my most recent purchase (honeymoon period?) but, uh, it is getting a lot more attention than I'd have reckonedwhen I bought it.

I suspected the Lotus might be a novelty item that would break into into the rotation some times for fun.

Instead, if I'm home, it has become "the reach."

The Lotus always the sort of sweet sweet vapor that totally works for me. Every damn time.

I thought I'd like the Lotus, or I won't not have purchased one. I just did not expect I'd like it as much as I do.

This one is for the "flavor chases" among us. Yummy!

Bill
It's a nice one to carry too, easy to use outside. Definitely a special vape. I went to some lengths to get my first one and it's always been worth it. So glad they're back!
 

Spy Car

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Lotus is versatile so can be a flavour chasing vape or supply heavy hits depending on how you heat and draw on it.

I have yet to experience (and hopefully never do) the Lotus go "burnt popcorn," even when I've pushed the heat for testing purposes.

The flavor has always remained sweet.

I love that in a vape.

Others may like a more roasty delivery. I'm not sure I'd recommend a Lotus to such folks.

But that isn't to say that the Lotus fails to deliver medicating vapor. It does.

Bonding with this little guy.

Bill
 
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