Sticky Brick Labs Vaporizer

[bounce5]

Than a simple glass tube should be no problem...

I don't use stoppers, I just use my fingers on both ends and it cleans up easily.
If you get a unit, you will see how simple it is especially if you clean before it gets alot "build up."

Which one is the simple glass tube? I was referring to the one with the bend in it. I remember reading it was 7 inches long. I'm not sure my fingers could reach all the way in so that I would reach every spot, let alone the bend. Thanks @StickyBricks for the brush and stopper suggestions.

 

[StormyPinkness]

Since you have an OG Vapcap already, I suggest you get the Brick first.

Seconded. I hear the omni isn't too different from the og, a brand new vape experience sounds much more fun to me. Take that with a grain of salt though I guess since I've got a woody ti on order.....

 

[C-weed]

is this vape concentrate friendly?....herb sammich or something?

 

[Milkytime]

No I don't have one yet. I'm still debating whether I should get this or the Omnivap first.

This was exactly me today, just finialy broke down and ordered both fuck it they will both last pretty much forever.

Seconded. I hear the omni isn't too different from the og, a brand new vape experience sounds much more fun to me. Take that with a grain of salt though I guess since I've got a woody ti on order.....

I love the OG dont get me wrong, and as far as use it works great! Especially for a 30$ vape it blows away higher priced over complicated hyped up vapes.
However after use of my Ti woody i can easily say the Ti tips are a very nice upgrade more consistent heat cycles i feel i get another round or 2 out of them. Also a very nice feature they cool down much faster making a more pleasant session, when i go back to OG the cooldown click feels like forever.

Anyways back on topic i ordered the cherry because i feel i had a bad experience with FW3 walnut. While it looks way superior i had extremely harsh vapor from the walnut unit and a number of people claimed the same thing. An acidic like taste that was harsh on my throat. So i dont know if this was the walnut wood being the culprit or the short vapor path (i used a water tool still way harsh) or just the vape itself.
So i decided im not going to even risk it this time around, its unfortunate because the walnut looks great. This might not be an issue even, i might be doing an apples to oranges comparison, but im just going to play it safe.

 

[seaofgreens]

@bounce5 The large bent mouthpiece is extremely wide, and you can easily shove one end of a paper towel in and use a chopstick or something to push it through to where you can easily grab it from the other side. I've done it myself several times.

I have also waited until it is crazy resinous to do this sometimes. No issues. Also, the way the mouthpiece sits, most of the resin just pools down in the large opening beneath the mouthpiece. It is definitely designed to be a reclaim cache in that sense.

 

[C-weed]

has anyone had success with concentrates on top of your green?....I was hoping this was possible...bout to join the sticky brick team.

 

[StormyPinkness]

has anyone had success with concentrates on top of your green?....I was hoping this was possible...bout to join the sticky brick team.

Absolutely, I throw a little shatter or bho on top all the time. It'll take a second or 2 longer to get vapor going and then it'll just explode.

 

[Eatrocks]

Man..am I the only one but what's the deal with this thing?!?! Like I'm Seinfeld an shit.

Looks like it should cost less than half of what they are charging....they lost me at butane powered...

 

[IAmKrazy2]

Man..am I the only one but what's the deal with this thing?!?! Like I'm Seinfeld an shit.

Looks like it should cost less than half of what they are charging....they lost me at butane powered...

If you are hesitant to try out ANY torch powered vape then you are missing some of the best and most powerful vapes on the market IMO

 

[Slow Draw McGraw]

If you are hesitant to try out ANY torch powered vape then you are missing some of the best and most powerful vapes on the market IMO

@Eatrocks
Listen to the guy with the HD videos! He knows what he's talking about! Butane vapes are underrated.

 

[mnicsy999]

Not to be off topic but does anyone own a lily and brick? Im trying to justify the purchase, so Im curious how similar they are ;-)

 

[StormyPinkness]

Not to be off topic but does anyone own a lily and brick? Im trying to justify the purchase, so Im curious how similar they are ;-)

I would say they are very similar in every way but vapor temp. To me the lily has harsher vapor, it's not too bad though, especially when you get your technique down. It's just compared to the brick which is ridiculous in how smooth/cool the vapor is it's a little harsh. I feel like I said harsh a million times.....

Edit: Actually as good or almost as good as a lily through a water tool describes it better.

 

[WakeAndVape]

Not to be off topic but does anyone own a lily and brick? Im trying to justify the purchase, so Im curious how similar they are ;-)

They are similar in operation only.

The brick has a way bigger capacity and it also has a wider range of Temps it can give you...all in a very comfortable manner!

If you like the lily you'll love the brick.
If you love the lily, the brick is a homewrecker. Period.

Man..am I the only one but what's the deal with this thing?!?! Like I'm Seinfeld an shit.

Looks like it should cost less than half of what they are charging....they lost me at butane powered...

Then you've lost your mind...find it with a brick!

I was concerned with butane vapes initially, but the experience butane vapes provide are unmatched.

 

[Eatrocks]

It works by the glass heating up? Sounds like purest form of vaporization then...but portability/ease of use are just as important to me.

 

[DocGonzo]

The Brick is probably leaning more toward a portable desktop than something you'll take out and about all the time. Butane vapes tend to have more learning curve than most battery powered ones, but it's hardly difficult and once you get the feel it becomes second nature. It doesn't work by heating the glass, though. It is hot air being drawn from the lighter that does the work. Convection rather than conduction, in other words.

 

[tblast]

Wow, just caught up on this thread, looks awesome. Quick question: if I know 100% I'm going to want to Hydratube attachment in the future, is there an advantage to waiting for them to be released together? Or will the end result be exactly the same?

EDIT: to be clear, I'm only talking about an "advantage" from a vape point of view. Don't really care if it's more expensive to buy them seperately or anything like that, just want the best vape experience.

 

[DorianGray]

this thread is relevant to my interests

 

[StickyBricks]

@tblast there is no advantage to buying them together. It will be an add on to the Brick that will cost the same either way and you could have the Brick now rather then wait for both.

 

[WakeAndVape]

It works by the glass heating up? Sounds like purest form of vaporization then...but portability/ease of use are just as important to me.

To tag @DocGonzo s well put statement

It still is a very pure form of vaporization, there are more 'portable' butane vapes on the market...but if your looking for power, this is the key!

It is easily the mighty of butane vapes and if your traveling to a desitination...it's portable enough; the glass is strong and it's not fragile.

You have portability in your rotation already. Diversify.

But when the power goes and plugs aren't an option...there's more than one way to fuckcombustion!

 

[Oogendoogan]

So can you vape the sticky brick through water or are we waiting for the hydrabrick or whatever it is called, sorry for that I'm not trying to be rude I'm actually super interested in one of these and would like to get the stickybricks as soon as possible, thing is I would truly be using it at home through water 95% of the time so if this one doesn't connect to water well I could wait.. If that's the case any info on when the water version is coming?
Edit: see that my question was sort of answered above. I see I will be able to add the attachment later so that is aweosome! Only question I have now, can you connect this version to water at all? Like is the hydratube attachment neccesary for the stickybrick to run through a water pipe? If there is a solution I want one of these ASAP.

 

[StormyPinkness]

Hydratube or whip to whatever water tool you want.

I'm guessing you saw this pic on the first page @Oogendoogan but just in case you didn't:

Edit: Oh wait, you were asking about the current version, Sorry. I remember seeing a pic of @Shit Snacks daisy where they just pulled off the mp brick and directly attached a silicone hose to the little metal tube that connects the blocks and then connected it to a water tool. The metal tube is a little small so I think the hose had to be folded inside itself to make the diameter a little smaller and snug\airtight. Hopefully that made sense.....

 

[WakeAndVape]

So can you vape the sticky brick through water or are we waiting for the hydrabrick or whatever it is called, sorry for that I'm not trying to be rude I'm actually super interested in one of these and would like to get the stickybricks as soon as possible, thing is I would truly be using it at home through water 95% of the time so if this one doesn't connect to water well I could wait.. If that's the case any info on when the water version is coming?
Edit: see that my question was sort of answered above. I see I will be able to add the attachment later so that is aweosome! Only question I have now, can you connect this version to water at all? Like is the hydratube attachment neccesary for the stickybrick to run through a water pipe? If there is a solution I want one of these ASAP.

There are ways to connect it to water.

While I don't find it necessary...it would be nice to have as an option and @Shit Snacks does it normally...I'm sure he could point you in the right direction?

But I will reiterate...the brick is smooth without water. Surprisingly smooth.

 

[Oogendoogan]

Yeah I'm just wondering if there is a solution to connect the current version to water in the meantime until the new one comes out.
Edit: thanks @WakeAndVape im sure I can figure it out with some help I am very interested, I have made some moves with vapes recently and am left with one flame powered vape, I love my VapCap but I always wanted a daisy and this thing looks awesome. I need to clean out the vape shelf and get one asap

 

[StormyPinkness]

There are ways to connect it to water.

While I don't find it necessary...it would be nice to have as an option and @Shit Snacks does it normally...I'm sure he could point you in the right direction?

But I will reiterate...the brick is smooth without water. Surprisingly smooth.

I should of added that too, I really don't think it needs a water tool. The vapor is smooth and cool with a wide open and completely unrestricted draw. I totally get why someone would still want to though.

That being said I'm still totally ordering the hydroblock attachment, it's too cool.

 

[Shit Snacks]

Yeah I'm just wondering if there is a solution to connect the current version to water in the meantime until the new one comes out.
Edit: thanks @WakeAndVape im sure I can figure it out with some help I am very interested, I have made some moves with vapes recently and am left with one flame powered vape, I love my VapCap but I always wanted a daisy and this thing looks awesome. I need to clean out the vape shelf and get one asap

This was discussed several times in the Daisy thread, check the last few pages, it is easy to do and I'm sure just as easy with the Brick, just as awesome too