I use 3/4"
O'Connell Woodworks Vaporizers
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Baboose1948
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Came here to ask this.
coolbreeze
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V3 in the wild:
No worries about wind or light, it just works.
No worries about wind or light, it just works.
coolbreeze
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Noisy Cricket is a great vape!
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Clapped_r6
bass in your face
Ya I also couldn't resist. It looks fun
Oden
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This is my next vaporizer for sure!
It will replace my newly acquired Q range lol
It's an innovative design, with upgrades arriving in December, such as an 18.8 adapter to be used on the majority of injector bowls.
This vape can also take advantage of two airflows.
The cap on the top of the head can be interchanged between the cap with 8 holes (regular cap), and the second which has 18 holes.
And one of the most interesting parts, are the titanium bowls covered with wood, offered by o'connell woodworks, which are custom made!
It greatly improves performance!
It is also compatible with the old shovelhead bowl. But this bowl is no longer in production. But it could be compatible with the new shovelhead, with the 18.8 adapter.
Lots of other things to say.
It will replace my newly acquired Q range lol
It's an innovative design, with upgrades arriving in December, such as an 18.8 adapter to be used on the majority of injector bowls.
This vape can also take advantage of two airflows.
The cap on the top of the head can be interchanged between the cap with 8 holes (regular cap), and the second which has 18 holes.
And one of the most interesting parts, are the titanium bowls covered with wood, offered by o'connell woodworks, which are custom made!
It greatly improves performance!
It is also compatible with the old shovelhead bowl. But this bowl is no longer in production. But it could be compatible with the new shovelhead, with the 18.8 adapter.
Lots of other things to say.
BakedDiogenes
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Get the WPA, if you haven’t. The only downside to the 4 is the super short vapor path, so it exits the stock mouthpiece pretty hot.
Maybe more or more substantial nubs on the inside of the stem could help in cooling
Zuhdj
Charles Mingus
low mass high surface area ball vapes are king!This is my next vaporizer for sure!
It will replace my newly acquired Q range lol
It's an innovative design, with upgrades arriving in December, such as an 18.8 adapter to be used on the majority of injector bowls.
This vape can also take advantage of two airflows.
The cap on the top of the head can be interchanged between the cap with 8 holes (regular cap), and the second which has 18 holes.
And one of the most interesting parts, are the titanium bowls covered with wood, offered by o'connell woodworks, which are custom made!
It greatly improves performance!
It is also compatible with the old shovelhead bowl. But this bowl is no longer in production. But it could be compatible with the new shovelhead, with the 18.8 adapter.
Lots of other things to say.
Oden
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Yes is combined with bowls made to measure the performances become the best!
Hi there,
I need some help with a couple of measures of the Micro. I currently have a V4 and I am thinking of asking O´connell to make a weird custom....
could someone please tell me:
1) Measures of the wooden part of the tamper tool of a V3, V2 or V1 Micro?
2) Diameter of the magnets in a V2 or V1 Micro? I think the heat intake detachable part used to have two small magnets and in the V3 I think it just have one bigger magnet. I want to know the diameter of the small ones used in earlier versions of the Micro
Thanks in advance!
I need some help with a couple of measures of the Micro. I currently have a V4 and I am thinking of asking O´connell to make a weird custom....
could someone please tell me:
1) Measures of the wooden part of the tamper tool of a V3, V2 or V1 Micro?
2) Diameter of the magnets in a V2 or V1 Micro? I think the heat intake detachable part used to have two small magnets and in the V3 I think it just have one bigger magnet. I want to know the diameter of the small ones used in earlier versions of the Micro
Thanks in advance!
Thrilled to be able to finally show off the Koa Micro v4 I ordered from OWW.
Really loving it and feel great about rolling with that custom wood option. Sure, wish it got here sooner but otherwise pleased as punch and that's part and parcel for custom requests.
Side by side with Sticky Brick Jr for scale.
Really loving it and feel great about rolling with that custom wood option. Sure, wish it got here sooner but otherwise pleased as punch and that's part and parcel for custom requests.
Side by side with Sticky Brick Jr for scale.
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Baboose1948
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Beautiful. I have a v3 and was thinking another getting the v4. It took almost 2 months to get my v3 a couple years ago; how long was the wait for yours?
I ordered it around 4/20. But this isn't entirely on O'Connell. Since we knew it would be custom, I wanted to wait to decide on woods until he'd done another Koa, and then took me a while to finally pull the trigger on what I wanted, then the wood getting back in stock, then need to cure the wood he got, etc. So lots of extenuating circumstances there.
And OWW was great about communication the whole time. Not at all ghosted, and wasn't frustrated one bit by the experience. Great manufacturer to work with. The BSS and Micro v4 are both just killer and real gems in the butane intake vape world. I mean that stirrer, tamper, built-in feature on so many of these is brilliant.
And for me the biggest learning curve is how much to tamp. Would love other OWW users' thoughts on that...
I have a v3 and v4 and find myself using the v4 much more frequently. I love how compact and well engineered it is. I mainly use it more because I'm afraid to char the wood on it than my maple burl v3 because of the design. I feel like they hit about the same, but I much prefer the function/user experience of the v4.
I just tamp very lightñy, just to make the top surface of ghe herbs flat
coolbreeze
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Light tamp and twist to even it out.
Baboose1948
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I drop the tamp on to the herb from the height of the bowls rim. Thats usually about perfect.
I don't find the vapor temp to be uncomfortable on my v4.