Been 11+ hours since my last post. BTW.
I sometimes wet my hose with spit (that sound dirty but you know what I mean) for a slightly better seal.
DDave recommends dunking the hose in boiling water before doing the same trick.
I've had people ask about this hookup so I may do I video on the subject.
That be great! I am just starting to use water to make special seals. Did notice some of your whip mods in the video too.
Any video regarding attachments and adapters would be informative. Thanks for the last post. BTW.
Re-watched the first video. Did notice the 'straw draw' pack method you used for filling your elbow/wand screens.
I use a spare wand for mostly just that. Glad you passed that on with the whip. SCS is a fool proof shredder too. Another good recommend for first time vaporists. Shreds those stems to bits! (I do enjoy my Haze for looser shred profiles.)
Always was apprehensive to use water with hose before. But with this other project, it might be the only answer. The real trick is when I plan on placing one hose inside of another hose under a hot faucet of water. (Kind of telescoping one inside the other.) It might come to me having to cut the outer hose in 3 segments and have them overlap the inner hose. Some use water and soap. But I'll stick to water.
I do want the hose to arc on it's own. So I will again borrow from architecture and make a u bend so my "Q" can sit side by side next to my EQ.
There will be full glass adapters hooked on each end for easy plug and play. Already have a similar thing going with my current setup. Just need 2 types of hose to arrive.
Now why a double walled hose? Less kinking. With some stretching and select cuts of the outer hose, I can get a well behaved hose that kind of keeps it's intended form.
A good thing when using a vape that works better sitting on a desktop. That way all I'm messing with is changing out the wand screens and the EQ and "Q' remain stable. More goof proof.
I do think out the ritual of grinding and packing, filling wand screens ahead of time, preheat and setup of the EQ. How to use less steps, less fumbling and room for error.
For instance, It helped know how to mushroom cap wand screens to fit generic 18mm wands or worn screens can just become loosy goosy over time. When I realized that I did indeed purchase true 19mm wands, I simply took my special 'regapping' tool and started forming mushroom caps on side walls. Viola! Makeshift 19mm screen.
DD update -Changed out the long stretch of glass on the glass warhammer and replaced it with one of my 19mm wands. So I can run vapor through my "Q" water tool and fill a bag or change out mouth pieces to my liking. Since it is socket side pointing out.
Pulled out a ton of the wet brown stuff when recleaning. Does it have it's own name?
If I get any ideas other than test tube racks, I'll post it. 
. That looks fucking sick! The EQ loves a heatsoak even more than a log I reckon. I always found 30 minutes on 260c & fan speed 1 will really get the glass warmed & then it is nothing but no shit big rips.
Unlike with just the 19mm wand alone. Having all that heat above the wand screen has made a dramatic enough difference. Plus the EQ is keeping it queued at a constant heat. All this is being achieved at 200c with a 19mm inside wand. 
So, Once the Cyclone bowl is packed, I would wait for the first indication of water being releases then reforming on the glass (AKA condensation) forming on the inside of the glass. Then I know at that point, most of the materials in the bowl were closer to their sublimation point.
Sorry, I meant the wet brown stuff from the water piece. (I should proofread more. 
