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pretty sure stock one is 12mm
Discontinued RBT Milaana 1, 2, 3
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Shit Snacks
Milaana. Lana. LANA. LANAAAA! (TM2/TP80/BAK/FW9)
Nice! Yup, but Reassembly? Cleaning is literally just the stem and basket screen...
Ripstar
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Good to know!
I didn't know if the heating screen could be, I had a few combustions.
Shit Snacks
Milaana. Lana. LANA. LANAAAA! (TM2/TP80/BAK/FW9)
Good to know!
Shouldn't be a problem unless you let it sit there with the stem still in and smoke smoldering? Is your heater screen visibly dirty? Just use a ISO soaked q-tip if so, can use a toothpick to carefully poke out any crumbs beforehand too.
Ripstar
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Definitely not black, good to know! I great self cleaning vape
hinglemccringleberry
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Speaking of keeping things clean, I had a Fury screen laying around and wanted to see if it could be used as a cap for the laana basket screen... yes it can. I press-fit it on w/ my finger and it just stays there. Now I can tap the stem between my fingers in between hits to stir, and never have to worry about herb falling out of the basket when I turn the unit right side up. My herb is so dried out that even vaporizing it doesn't make it "stick together" like everyone else has such good luck with. If I look at it the wrong way, a chunk will fall out. This screen solves that problem for me.
My AVB is coming out evenly vaporized and I've gotten it as dark as my Dynavap AVB. As long as you don't pack the basket more than 2/3 full, this is a great way to do it (really good for OTG too)!
Shaken, not stirred.
My AVB is coming out evenly vaporized and I've gotten it as dark as my Dynavap AVB. As long as you don't pack the basket more than 2/3 full, this is a great way to do it (really good for OTG too)!
Shaken, not stirred.
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Ripstar
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great idea! Does your resistance change much? I don't want to have to add another gear...lolSpeaking of keeping things clean, I had a Fury screen laying around and wanted to see if it could be used as a cap for the laana basket screen... yes it can. I press-fit it on w/ my finger and it just stays there. Now I can tap the stem between my fingers in between hits to stir, and never have to worry about herb falling out of the basket when I turn the unit right side up. My herb is so dried out that even vaporizing it doesn't make it "stick together" like everyone else has such good luck with. If I look at it the wrong way, a chunk will fall out. This screen solves that problem for me.
My AVB is coming out evenly vaporized and I've gotten it as dark as my Dynavap AVB. As long as you don't pack the basket more than 2/3 full, this is a great way to do it (really good for OTG too)!
Shaken, not stirred.
hinglemccringleberry
Well-Known Member
Naw, not that screen by itself. But I'm also running a pretty robust filter in the stem now that tightens draw resistance. I don't mind it but that's just me. It's 2 rimless basket screens formed into a capsule and I put a piece of cotton inside.
chlorophyll_man
AVB Inspector
Hiya, yeah that's the method I use with rimmed basket screens too.Speaking of keeping things clean, I had a Fury screen laying around and wanted to see if it could be used as a cap for the laana basket screen... yes it can. I press-fit it on w/ my finger and it just stays there. Now I can tap the stem between my fingers in between hits to stir, and never have to worry about herb falling out of the basket when I turn the unit right side up. My herb is so dried out that even vaporizing it doesn't make it "stick together" like everyone else has such good luck with. If I look at it the wrong way, a chunk will fall out. This screen solves that problem for me.
My AVB is coming out evenly vaporized and I've gotten it as dark as my Dynavap AVB. As long as you don't pack the basket more than 2/3 full, this is a great way to do it (really good for OTG too)!
Shaken, not stirred.
12.5mm flat screens concave themselves in nicely with the press of a fingertip, great for keeping low/micro doses (0.02 - 0.05ish) neat and tidy.
Leave enough room in there and a fingernail flick jiggles the load around between draws, even extraction.
The flat screen pops out nicely with a poking tool downwards on its edge.
Very recommended for low dosers like me that don't like debris around the heater screen or can never remember to invert the vape before removing the stem.
hinglemccringleberry
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Anyone know of any J-hooks with a 19/19 joint that will work with the M3?
Shit Snacks
Milaana. Lana. LANA. LANAAAA! (TM2/TP80/BAK/FW9)
You will need to do a custom order for a male j-hook that is 19/19, otherwise you would need a female j-hook and a 19/19 (or /14) male to male... 19/19 is RBT only
Shit Snacks
Milaana. Lana. LANA. LANAAAA! (TM2/TP80/BAK/FW9)
Rubber band? I wouldn't advise that because it's not a carb hole, it is the air intake... If it is restricted then yeah that would explain a roasty bowl, easy to combust like that! And yeah you don't want to overpack or pack too tight, also the pure convection here likes a consistent medium fine grind ideally
SquirrelMaster
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No, that would stop air flow through the heater. I've seen Ryan play with it on the Mi2 but I never touch mine. My Mi3 runs hot and I can very easily 1 or 2 hit a bowl even while pulsing the fire button so yours sounds normal. If I want lower temps I pulse more.
No, that would stop air flow through the heater. I've seen Ryan play with it on the Mi2 but I never touch mine. My Mi3 runs hot and I can very easily 1 or 2 hit a bowl even while pulsing the fire button so yours sounds normal. If I want lower temps I pulse more.
Shit Snacks
Milaana. Lana. LANA. LANAAAA! (TM2/TP80/BAK/FW9)
One of @Unklmark68 's custom built Milaana listed for sale on ent exchange now, it is a special Mi2 body with a rounded side and some red heart on top and bottom, also with the Zion heater! (meaning you might want to use a battery with higher amperage to heat up faster btw)
@MikeRotchHertz was also kind enough to inform me that there might be an air gap where the glass joint meets the wood, so that could also affect the power efficiency, probably needs a nice long slow draw...
@MikeRotchHertz was also kind enough to inform me that there might be an air gap where the glass joint meets the wood, so that could also affect the power efficiency, probably needs a nice long slow draw...
SquirrelMaster
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There's a few Mi2's being listed on the rbt.md IG account for $200, USA only.
I think I grabbed one, was the first to comment lol but havent been acknowledged yet.
I really had a hard time deciding which one I liked best
Ripstar
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not sure if it would even work but has anyone tried this with the M3?
Not sure if this would even work but has anyone tried one of these with a M3?
www.kgwoodcrafts.com
Not sure if this would even work but has anyone tried one of these with a M3?
Product Page | KG Woodcrafts
www.kgwoodcrafts.com
SonicBacon
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I have tried it and it works fine. More restrictive to be sure but allows you to use any dynavap stem or even connect tubing to whip it.not sure if it would even work but has anyone tried this with the M3?
Not sure if this would even work but has anyone tried one of these with a M3?
Product Page | KG Woodcrafts
Ripstar
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great to hear! I love new options for the M3, stems are limited because of the 19/19. Hooking up the Shell shock could be interesting....
SonicBacon
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oh yeah with the adjustable airflow I bet that shell shock would kick ass.
Ratatat
listening to Yandhi
any suggestion on how to deal with a loose button on a Milaana 3? its not broken but starting to shift a bit to the left and right
he messaged me on instagram and he will ship to canada because ive bought from him before - im snagging one of those splinters
he messaged me on instagram and he will ship to canada because ive bought from him before - im snagging one of those splinters
SquirrelMaster
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You should be able to remove the bottom plate and then tighten the lock ring that secures the button.