Yes please!!
So ive been Using this mouthpiece for a while now, and ive got some pms since my original post. So ive been wondering if u guys want me to make them and sell them on ebay or something. If so ill send my gf to make a bunch :-). (can be made more pleasing to the eye as the guy who made them makes some amazing things).
Hey, I hope it proves useful for y'all. The Teflon is fairly hard btw - not soft or spongey at all - but it does have a very small amount of 'give' in it, and it mates with the Hopper mouthpiece pretty much perfectly.
O.k, so I don't want to wander too far off topic here, but I will say that the Sublimator is an entirely different beast when compared to the Hopper. In fact imo, they are pretty much incomparable, and I would personally never use one in place of the other.
U won me over with that Amsterdam pic..
Hey, I hope it proves useful for y'all. The Teflon is fairly hard btw - not soft or spongey at all - but it does have a very small amount of 'give' in it, and it mates with the Hopper mouthpiece pretty much perfectly.
O.k, so I don't want to wander too far off topic here, but I will say that the Sublimator is an entirely different beast when compared to the Hopper. In fact imo, they are pretty much incomparable, and I would personally never use one in place of the other.
However, from my experience, I think that the Sublimator can reach higher temperatures, and provide a further toasty level of extraction than is achievable in the Hopper, and at a faster rate. Now, it is possible, and I can personally kill a full Hopper bowl in one long, water filtered, full power hit. But imo, the Sub provides true, intended one hit extraction - even for those of you without the lung capacity of a small 4-man tent!
Keep the vapor pathway nice & clean, and I think that the flavor achievable from the Sub, especially dry, is as bigÑtasty as you might expect - snappin' all of those terps in one gratifying hit see's to that. However, the flavor can deteriorate rather quickly, so keeping the unit clean is essential.
Now, it may be slow on the uptake, but once up to temp, the Sublimator never fails to produce thick milk, almost as soon as you draw. It's a cloud chasers dream, imo.
Anyway, enough of this blasphemy! Let's get back on track with my beloved Holly Hopper - which thankfully fits right in my pocket and is not a potential fire risk, precariously balanced atop a piece of my cherished glass, in the middle of my coffee table . . . .
Ahhhh Amsterdam . . . .
Right, I'm off to the next dimension.
Who's with me?!!
VapeLove!
I'll take one
So ive been Using this mouthpiece for a while now, and ive got some pms since my original post. So ive been wondering if u guys want me to make them and sell them on ebay or something. If so ill send my gf to make a bunch :-). (can be made more pleasing to the eye as the guy who made them makes some amazing things).
Bahaha what a koala "load the chamber with some of my Eucalyptus leaves"
Ah, try pushing down on the dial as you turn it and it should make it easier.Bahaha what a koala "load the chamber with some of my Eucalyptus leaves"
I think you have made some good points there.
Overall, it wasn't terrible, but I would say he must be more sensitive to heat than others, so I won't make any cardigan jokes.
I will say, I can quite comfortably use my GH like he did, even more so without the silicone tip. Initially its smoother than a MFLB, and after say 4 drags it overtakes it, becoming hotter and thicker (feels like smoke, literally like toking a joint) but it takes some serious use to heat it up proper.
Just took a bunch of test drags, and yep - it's definitely warm but on a cold night, that's more than welcome.
That said, when comparing the vapour quality of the GH and Mighty, the cooler hit from the Mighty is a lot nicer, much more premium feeling - like it was made to drag directly. The GH definitely is a harsher way to inhale, but it's only vapour so it's pretty tolerable. And I have methods (waterpipes) to cool the bigger hits, which he mentions, and that is my intended use, so for me watching his review, it seems relevant that the GH is definitely the better device for me, and I have no interest in a FF2 or even a Mighty now I own a hopper. They are just too big and cumbersome for my usage, although I deem both of them to be better devices to use natively.
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I've been meaning to mention this for a while, but keep on forgetting. One of my biggest annoyances with the GH is when dialling down the temperature, it is really easy to accidentally unscrew the back-end.
I usually secure the back-end by placing my thumb on the right side of the clip when dialling down.
Overall a very minor downside, but it's very hard to change temps with one hand.
Turning it slowly helps too but it still doesn't take much to twist it off.
They do. I was told by Caroline in an email.
I never use mine either unless I am going through water with it. I really don't feel the need for it, and for the most part I have to wait a while between hits because it's so potent. I have to take some time in between hits for that reason.
I was only thinking it's an impressive step toward addressing the supply issue. I believe it shows a higher degree of confidence in overall design as well, that they're willing to ramp up the assembly speed. Or are they just putting boxes full of PCB's on the shelf?
