Sticky Brick Labs Vaporizer
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Oogendoogan
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It cools down surprisingly fast; I've never burned myself and I drop it in my lap all the time. I just took a hit and after 10 seconds it didn't hurt to hold it
StormyPinkness
Rhymenocerous ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ
I used an inch of silicone whip and @Ratchett 's song with just the bowl and intake sections to hook up to a bubbler before, but I actually just tried putting it into the mp glass and it totally works. A little snug and awkward to use, but the seal is airtight and it hooks up to anything a whip goes to. I'm constantly impressed at how often this magic little thing brings stuff together.
Also this works, but the song needs to be firmly against the wood (phrasing) or it won't be airtight. The little metal piece is a bit to small for the medium song, it might fit the small song. Plus this looks weird and/or creepy.
Edit: And ignore the dirty glass.
Also this works, but the song needs to be firmly against the wood (phrasing) or it won't be airtight. The little metal piece is a bit to small for the medium song, it might fit the small song. Plus this looks weird and/or creepy.
Edit: And ignore the dirty glass.
Vapor_Eyes
taste buds
I got this torch in today: https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00L...F8&qid=1469769174&sr=2&pi=AC_SX236_SY340_QL65
It's definitely hot even at minimum. My other hot torch is not performing well, so it will fill a nice spot in the lineup. I still prefer the smaller style of Xing for overall temp range, it can go as low or high as I need to.
This new torch is noticeably taller, and feels solidly constructed. It lights every time which is great. The size of flame is very easy to adjust but I could see it getting changed accidentally if you keep it in your pocket. It's not a bad torch but it's not the best for the Brick in my opinion.
I'm still getting great performance from my new torch. The vapor from the brick is smooth, tasty, and potent. I love this vaporizer!
It's definitely hot even at minimum. My other hot torch is not performing well, so it will fill a nice spot in the lineup. I still prefer the smaller style of Xing for overall temp range, it can go as low or high as I need to.
This new torch is noticeably taller, and feels solidly constructed. It lights every time which is great. The size of flame is very easy to adjust but I could see it getting changed accidentally if you keep it in your pocket. It's not a bad torch but it's not the best for the Brick in my opinion.
I'm still getting great performance from my new torch. The vapor from the brick is smooth, tasty, and potent. I love this vaporizer!
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sixstringsmash
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@Vapor_Eyes my xing lighter came in the other day too(the one you have pictured on the right) and I must say I am not a huge fan of it. I'm not sure if mines a dud or not but although the flame is nice and big I've noticed the flame takes about five seconds to fully dissipate after releasing the trigger. Gave myself a good burn yesterday because I put the lighter on my lap after hitting the brick and I didn't realize the flame was still lit on the torch.
Vapor_Eyes
taste buds
Mine stays lit for a second too. All of my hotter torches do that. Even my Eagle does it sometimes when it's on max. My smaller Xing doesn't do it at all. That's still my recommendation for the best torch.
I'm off work so I've been hitting the Brick all day. It's such a fun vape to use I find myself medicating more often than necessary. Between moving the flame and working the carb it's a very tactile experience.
I'm off work so I've been hitting the Brick all day. It's such a fun vape to use I find myself medicating more often than necessary. Between moving the flame and working the carb it's a very tactile experience.
greenextinguisher
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haha @Vapor_Eyes ... that comes off as a ringing endorsement only in select circles:
"This thing makes me do more drugs than is necessary! I love it!"
"This thing makes me do more drugs than is necessary! I love it!"
Oogendoogan
Well-Known Member
Are you guys using a xing single torch or a double? And does anyone have a good link? Thanks
nosmoking
Just so Dab HAppy!
I posted it in the Apollo thread before. Its 18mm I think.
Vapor_Eyes
taste buds
@greenextinguisher
You've got it backwards.
I love it, therefore I use it more than necessary. The love came first.
You've got it backwards.
I love it, therefore I use it more than necessary. The love came first.
GTAVaper
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Thanks a lot.....this is the same as the Apollo tube then and that means that I can use the whip mod that I made for that to connect to a water piece when I finally get a Brick.
Vapor_Eyes
taste buds
https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B005TOOI5A/ref=ya_aw_od_pi?ie=UTF8&psc=1Are you guys using a xing single torch or a double? And does anyone have a good link? Thanks
It's a single flame. You only get one torch of a random color, and it comes from China. It took me 18 days to receive. I recommend picking up a few backups, they're cheap enough.
justvapin
Enthusiastic Cannabis Consumer
Seems mine do this more when the flame is cranked up to to the higher settings. Try turning it down a bit, may help. Also, you might try purging the entire tank and refilling, this sometimes helps with erratic behavior.
Oogendoogan
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Thanks.
nosmoking
Just so Dab HAppy!
I was close. Here is a link to my post..http://fuckcombustion.com/threads/the-venus-apollo.17905/page-19#post-936857
@justvapin is exactly right. The possibility to char the bowl always exists, and the Brick does require some technique, but it's easy to dial in and once you find your sweet spot you will most likely not combust ever. The screen cleaning is virtually a non existent problem and we include five extras.
6079Smith
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I personally have had good results with varied grind consistencies, I don't grind on either end of the spectrum for the Brick.
A fine grind seems to be easier to milk with the caveat of also being easier to char. A chunky grind seems more difficult to coax those milky draws but lasts considerably longer.
I think what people mean with portable desktop is that it's size makes it prohibitive as a portable in the literal sense of the word but also does not require a cord to wander about.
A fine grind seems to be easier to milk with the caveat of also being easier to char. A chunky grind seems more difficult to coax those milky draws but lasts considerably longer.
I think what people mean with portable desktop is that it's size makes it prohibitive as a portable in the literal sense of the word but also does not require a cord to wander about.
sixstringsmash
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@6079Smith hit the nail on the head with grind consistency. The brick handles any grind pretty well but I prefer a finer grind for those big milky hits.
On another note my new mouthpiece just came in not so long ago and she is looking good
On another note my new mouthpiece just came in not so long ago and she is looking good