dudeeitsbrian
Active Member
the reason these small paperclip tools are so nice is because they fit under the mouthpiece; it's extremely convenient. see my post here if you don't understand exactly what i mean.
the other nice thing about it is that when you need to use the tool, you have to remove the mouthpiece to do so, in turn disabling the oven until you reinsert the mouthpiece. this is great because then you don't need to worry about quickly stirring while Pax is still roasting the herbs, you can take your time because the device will be cooling down as you stir
anyway on to the mouthpiece solved the random heating color displaying while trying to heat up but it is defiantly a strange feeling being used to a slow to come up sticky mouthpiece, almost makes me want to not use it. Almost.. It pushes itself out of the pax with a lot more oomh, lacking the fluid movement. I guess the way the new curve on the retainer cylinder allows for a more on/off kind of feeling, very difficult to explain till you feel it for yourself. I'll likely get used to it since at least so far has solved my original issue. It's just a very different feeling coming out of the pax, I was quite taken back first time I clicking it in, much more mechanical feeling. Sorry just got quite medicated from the pax, so excuse my descriptions. There is nothing better than one oven lasting me all day packed to the brim, a stir here and there. Here it is maybe 4 sessions throughout the day and finally next ses will turn it to red and finnish the job.
