Hoping this fits on my PFE and then maybe won't burn my lipsI'd like to see a mod that cuts off both ends of a pfe, leaving a cylinder about 1/2" long that contains the threads and screen. Then press-fit that on to a nicely crafted wooden mouthpiece, so, a hybrid pfe.
This is a really good idea ... I was thinking earlier simply tapping the threads into the wood but that wouldn't hold up in the long run, even with hardwood, which got me thinking about insert with thread ... seems you were thinking the same! Didn't occur to me to just cut down the existing PFE's. Would be a lot more cost effective to build if you could just build a SS threaded insert though ... this shouldn't be a $30-$40 piece!I'd like to see a mod that cuts off both ends of a pfe, leaving a cylinder about 1/2" long that contains the threads and screen. Then press-fit that on to a nicely crafted wooden mouthpiece, so, a hybrid pfe.
Happy Autumn everyone....
I'm pretty sure the body of my ti is of the 'older' type, but I can't be sure... I've read here (in the distant past) about being able to "see the blue" inside the chamber behind the screen...
Anyway, my question is: I wish to remove the screen to observe how clean or not clean the below-the-screen area looks, and I thought it was simply a matter of tweezing the screen and turning it a bit to set it free. But it just seems to turn without any other notable reactions from this. I mean, it can turn repeatedly in place, not screwing up or down, or clicking into place, or anything....
How does one remove this thing? Or is this a bad thing to try and do?
I use a needle that I have bent the end on to act as a hook to pull the screen out.Happy Autumn everyone....
I'm pretty sure the body of my ti is of the 'older' type, but I can't be sure... I've read here (in the distant past) about being able to "see the blue" inside the chamber behind the screen...
Anyway, my question is: I wish to remove the screen to observe how clean or not clean the below-the-screen area looks, and I thought it was simply a matter of tweezing the screen and turning it a bit to set it free. But it just seems to turn without any other notable reactions from this. I mean, it can turn repeatedly in place, not screwing up or down, or clicking into place, or anything....
How does one remove this thing? Or is this a bad thing to try and do?
You need to pull up on it to get it out. I use a fine pointed dental pick and grab it near the edge. I did notice today when the light hit it, that it's not flat anymore, there are dents where I've pulled on it.
Using your tweezers, are they fine enough to get into the holes? If so, I'm sure you'll pop it out fairly easily.
You can’t really damage it by using the fine pointed tweezers, tweezing it from opposite ends of the screen(to not damage sensors in the middle of the screen), and pulling upTurns out, I'm chicken. I really have no reason to pull that screen. And it feels wrong to start fucking with something that doesn't need fucking with. Wrong I tell ya!
Unless you have a straight to blue issue, I don't think removing the screen and cleaning will make any real difference.Turns out, I'm chicken. I really have no reason to pull that screen. And it feels wrong to start fucking with something that doesn't need fucking with. Wrong I tell ya!
You can’t really damage it by using the fine pointed tweezers, tweezing it from opposite ends of the screen(to not damage sensors in the middle of the screen), and pulling up
Unless you have a straight to blue issue, I don't think removing the screen and cleaning will make any real difference.
I made a post a while back showing the gunk I'd found under my screen and explained the device wasn't getting to temp (or properly, not as hot as I've had these devices operate at, which I prefer). Cleaning it made no difference.
I think a straight pointy tool is the best for removing the screen (I used a medical pick), it must be levered up and dragged out. It takes a bit of force, but if slowly applied then there's no real risk. It's a sturdy screen, though it's just metal so some care is needed. Not a lot though, it's the sturdiest screen I've handled by a long shot.
GH came out to play tonight .Some nice Pineapple and The Pizza Show.
Here ya go man, I love it with the GH relly good with every vape I used with it TBH.That glass.... May I ask what it is and where you got it? It's the perfect size, methinks.
Here ya go man, I love it with the GH relly good with every vape I used with it TBH
Yeah MJ owned the Knicks I hated him and the Bulls with a fucking passion, but the worst dunk on Ewing from a Bull was by Pippen .....
Thank yee!Here ya go man, I love it with the GH relly good with every vape I used with it TBH.
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You could try cleaning the back end threads and battery contacts as well as rotating the dial a bunch of times, that works sometime (for a while) in your type of situationSo other than initial USB charger not working and no spare bats avaliable with shit battery life pretty much killed it out of home for me, but loved it at home. Got mighty and evo around the same time so it hasn't been a complete daily driver. Offically shit itself, light switch off mid draw and turning it back only gets a weak hit!
any idea? Would live to just fix it, can't be bothered shipping to the states if back to shop is an issue.
Also no real hot back end other than not working charger not previous issues
I always thought this would make a lot of sense. I would’ve wagered there’s a shit tonne of potential cdn hopper owners out there that won’t buy because of the border/transport head aches. Probably increase the amount of units sold overall.For anyone that hates having to send in your grasshopper to the US from Canada I have some good news. I was speaking with a Canadian vaporizer vendor and they said Hopper Labs is going to have a facility in Canada to handle Canadian warranty claims soon. I have no idea when this is happening but it sounded like it was pretty soon. I am personally holding off a little on getting a Hopper until I can send it in for warranty in Canada.