Great recall! Specifically, medium woody with smooth glass insert and amaze cooler. I am using stock screen, loading direct into wood stem with no capsule. This combination is the PERFECT resistance for me, loaded loose and full with star/inhale method.
Haha yeah, I have the short one with short insert and amaze, but I haven't used that as I've only used the long bent insert with amaze...
I encourage you to try without basket. I am SHOCKED with how pristinely clean the inside walls of the wooden bowl area have remained. I've never even needed to use a stir tool or brush on my woody, everything just blows right out. I've been using this setup for a while now and the cleaning blows me away each time. the glass inserts and amaze does appreciate regular cleaning, but I've had no residue stick to or build up in the bowl.
I actually tried it without the capsule as well, but I don't like the screen being a dome instead of a basket, too wide and I don't like how you cannot really poke out bits of herb from the corners so well... I was able to cram in another screen doing the reverse, so that is what I've used more with mine, so it makes for a very wide shallow bowl compared to the normal rimmed basket screens that I prefer with my tetra... Also my bent insert is only secure at one angle so it's a game of pulling it in and out, also the wood does fit insecure into the joint, but I like to use my tetra in session mode upside down removing it from the stem after each hit so this is really just not an ideal stem for my usage unfortunately!
As much as P80 loves airflow, when there is too little restriction, the vapor does not really have time to develop as much as other configurations.
Yeah I pretty much always rip my tubo tetra stuff, and it does help how the spike stems and amaze offer some restriction, however since my new tank mouthpiece restricts so much more than those it has been cool to see how much it affects the experience, still getting thick smooth clouds though they surprise me more!
Wow are they ever! I had another star struck moment when the page loaded up. There is no way I could pick something so quickly from so many gorgeous options. Once again
@funkyjunky has dropped devices that are very different from previous drops while still looking phenomenal. Even through drops that I haven't been trying to secure a device I enjoy seeing what is available.
Yeah I would have been totally in awe if those acrylic panel pre-builts were there when I checked, it is wild the new designs and materials that
@funkyjunky puts into each batch, well done as always sir!
Ha I kind of spaced and was late by ten minutes, only thing left was one pre-built that was gone when I clicked on the page, and the tetra x prebuilts... I was a little tempted to grab the bloodwood / satine drum X, but settled for a screenshot instead. Now seeing the photos shared in that thread, that has an angle of the other side that had "satine" panel, if I would have known it had that when I first saw it I would have snatched it up! Oh well I'm sure it will go to a loving home...
I'm in for another custom. I couldn't help myself, I love my barrel style P80 and now I want the box style.
Funny you're going for the old style now! Not a custom dual though? I saw there were some barrel versions of those even along with the Tetra X, I actually do like the name barrel better than drum, feels a bit more descriptive! So cool how it provides the ability to get different wood for the panels to have stripes, those X barrels looked great! Yeah I feel like I need to get a drum for my collection, maybe should do an X... But damn those crazy acrylics!
Is the drum body style the new standard?
It was posted last time that the drum was a new innovation, to make the box around the heater rounder more ergonomic, but it is not the standard as it is a little more involved to build and I believe a bit more expensive...
What distinguishes the drum body style? I need to start thinking about my options.
You'll see by the photos, the differences in appearance, and all the styles. The difference cut outs make them look very unique on top of the standard box or special drum shape!