Thanks to
@Wesleypipes for the great customer service. I originally ordered the blue ti v3 but ended up polishing off the blue. Only a few days later I purchased a wooden stem off of him and I am very impressed. The mouthpiece is from my grasshopper and it is titanium and glass. Good match!
I come from having a few dynavaps and loving them as a daily. But also having a tinymight 1.5, crafty plus, grasshopper io ti, taffee bowle, and a few others along the way. There is just something about Dani.
If you like your dynavap or wish you did. And you're not sure if you should pull the trigger, This purchase will make you happy. The learning curve on Dani is much less than it's little brother. There's no "It barely produces any vapor" the first time you try it out.
At first I didn't love the draw resistance compared to a dynavap. Not a lot, but noticeable. Then I realized it's pretty important with this amount of continuous heat. If you're doing back to back hits, ripping it hard, you're gonna feel it in your throat like a joint. I think it also helps reduce your ability to blast cool air through the herb, lessening the amount of vapor.
You do not feel rushed with Dani. You can take your time and relax while you take a few nice flavorful hits. It seems to carry flavor better in each hit unlike some others. I think it's from the precise heating the bigger bowl. The clicker is always perfectly on time if you follow
@batteryfreeganz heating instructions. So you can expect the same experience every time while you dial in your preferences. I usually go 3 seconds past the click but it's not necessary.
This is definitely the best value to quality ratio compared to any others I've owned. This also includes service coming from the maker and reseller. Thanks guys!
edit* Couple tips.. Twist the cap on counter clockwise until it clicks. Then turn it clockwise. This might be obvious for some but maybe not for new users. Also, after heating, standing it up like in the photo on any metal surface will cool the cap down fairly quick. You'll feel the metal around it absorb the heat.