The Mighty/Mighty+ by Storz & Bickel
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Baron23
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I put a liquid pad on top of the load and it adds conduction and gets me a very even AVB. Might want to give that a try, yeah?
mucsusn
60 going on 20
I second that. I’ve been using the liquid pads in my Mighty, Crafty and Plenty since day 1, makes all three of them solo session vapes........A nice little .15 load in the Crafty or Mighty with the pad on top.....still works like a charm. For the Plenty, because of its large chamber (learned how to use prior to the reducer chamber being offered), I just mix the same amount with ABV. I have a handful of capsules, but with the pads, they’re just superfluous.
Vapor4me
Well-Known Member
I got the SLX when it just came out and was only available at this one shop in Amsterdam for eur 100, but I had read so much about it, and was so exited about it, I just got it.
10 months later, I think there's a lot of hype to it. Some of the ceramic coating has come off the edges of the teeth, it DOES get dirty (F that "never clean again" BS) tho maybe less than your traditional grinder. Personally I would like the end product to be more finely grinded, but that's personal. The finish on the grinder itself is not worth it's money, at least not what I paid.
Before that, I had for close to 10 years a wooden grinder I once bought in Germany, with spikes coming out. Did the work and did get dirty, but cleaning it was part of the fun when I was dry.
I stay away from plastic grinders, coz they chip. I still have to meet a plastic grinder that can handle a nice nug of GSCs. I thinking it's a shame that the S&B products come with such a cheap looking grinder.
10 months later, I think there's a lot of hype to it. Some of the ceramic coating has come off the edges of the teeth, it DOES get dirty (F that "never clean again" BS) tho maybe less than your traditional grinder. Personally I would like the end product to be more finely grinded, but that's personal. The finish on the grinder itself is not worth it's money, at least not what I paid.
Before that, I had for close to 10 years a wooden grinder I once bought in Germany, with spikes coming out. Did the work and did get dirty, but cleaning it was part of the fun when I was dry.
I stay away from plastic grinders, coz they chip. I still have to meet a plastic grinder that can handle a nice nug of GSCs. I thinking it's a shame that the S&B products come with such a cheap looking grinder.
Aimless Ryan
Came to read about grinders; fucked combustion
Nice to read an honest, critical thought about the SLX ("Ess Ell ex" to me). Apparently there's an unwritten rule in the grinder thread prohibiting that. Even with all the hype in that thread, I have never wanted one. First of all because it's not deep enough. My hands would hit each other. Volcano grinder avoids that by having strategically placed knurling. Which actually does something.
Also, do Europeans even know what Girl Scout cookies are?
the stuff that little girls sell from door to door in the US?
btw what's the male version of that? boy scout booze?
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Baron23
Well-Known Member
Aimless Ryan
Came to read about grinders; fucked combustion
Cock?
Baron23
Well-Known Member
I have used ever kind of grind I have in the MV-1 without issues, tell the truth.
Most of my herb is ground with the fine grinder, dried in a pollen box for a bit, then stored in Space Case containers. I have not done anything different to prepare herb for my MV-1 and its worked perfectly fine.
Oh, I have some old Blue Dream that just goes to dust and probably won't put that in it, but everything else, yeah.
I did grind some herb using the NV coarse grinder and it worked fine also but I didn't see a particularly big difference.
NV Coarse ground Mr Nice
The load
The AVB
This is the Mighty thread, people. If you would like to discuss herb grinders, feel free to do so here: http://fuckcombustion.com/threads/herb-grinders.15/
For Ghost MV-1 Discussion, you can go here: http://fuckcombustion.com/threads/ghost-mv1.25299/
Let's please keep this thread on the topic of the Mighty.
Thanks.
For Ghost MV-1 Discussion, you can go here: http://fuckcombustion.com/threads/ghost-mv1.25299/
Let's please keep this thread on the topic of the Mighty.
Thanks.
vapviking
Old & In the Way
Many vibration generators (and I think Mighty/Crafty are this way) are simply mechanical, not much more than a small weight spinning on a shaft that is set slightly off-center (eccentric) through the weight. Often they can 'hang', or stop at a point where it's harder for the small current to rotate the shaft next time it's called to do so. It's also not uncommon for this condition to self-correct. If the unit is not vibrating , you can try to reset by bumping the Mighty (near the bottom) sideways on say, the palm of your hand.
Vapor4me
Well-Known Member
Thank you Ryan, I try to keep it real so others can know what to expect.
And if you know what Amnesia Haze or UK Cheese is, then yes, we know what GSCs are. Good things just go around. Tho I must confess there're many cuts/strains in the US I would be curious to try, it's just a matter of time before they pop on this side of the Atlantic.
But let's keep it about the Mighty, as Stu says.
WildChild
Seeking My Shangri-La
I've decided to only use dosing capsules with my Mighty as it keeps things very clean. But thank you for the suggestion, @Baron23. The capsule liquid pads are too thick to use with herb and I don't really feel like trying to pry one apart to make it thinner. So far, my screen method in the capsules seems to be working rather well.
My ABV comes out very even colored every time; no need for stirring at all which I like. I'm getting typical Mighty results just wish it had a hotter maximum temperature. Maybe their next model will? But I have to say that it gets me pretty medicated so it must be doing it's job. And I have my Solo 2 to get ABV dark brown if I wish. Both units are serving me very well.
Again, thank you, @Baron23. And you too, @mucsusn. Good suggestion.
Aimless Ryan
Came to read about grinders; fucked combustion
I'm not convinced. (Stu will get over it. He's a cool guy.)
I'm going to use my Mighty at some point today.
TravelVaper
New Member
Hello everyone,
I've been a long-time reader of this thread and finally decided to sing up and also contribute. I am based in Vienna, Austria and have been an avid Mighty-user for 1+ years. Before that I was using a Crafty which I had to send in because of battery-issues after like 11 months. I put a hand-written note in asking for an upgrade to a Mighy, which S&B granted for a 60€-fee. Since then, I have been in love with this device. I've taken it or the Crafty to a whole bunch of different countries (US, Costa Rica, Indonesa, Singapore, Nigera, Uganda, Tanzania, pretty much every EU country) in the last 2 years and also used it in every country except for Singapore.
Anyways, I have 2 questions that I didn't find any info on in this thread:
1) How do you keep the Mighty's housing clean? Mine has collected quite a bit of dust/tiny weed crumbles and I just can't quite figure how do get it off. Q-tips are too big to get between the fins.
2) Is there any special trick to clean the screens? I have replaced the screen of the mouthpiece with the finer one that is intended for the chamber. And it can get quite dirty. For the plastics parts it's easy - I use a combination of iso/q-tips and a magic ereaser which gets the job done nicely. But the screen is impossible to clean with any of those, even if I let the screens soak for 24 hours.
Any tips?
I've been a long-time reader of this thread and finally decided to sing up and also contribute. I am based in Vienna, Austria and have been an avid Mighty-user for 1+ years. Before that I was using a Crafty which I had to send in because of battery-issues after like 11 months. I put a hand-written note in asking for an upgrade to a Mighy, which S&B granted for a 60€-fee. Since then, I have been in love with this device. I've taken it or the Crafty to a whole bunch of different countries (US, Costa Rica, Indonesa, Singapore, Nigera, Uganda, Tanzania, pretty much every EU country) in the last 2 years and also used it in every country except for Singapore.
Anyways, I have 2 questions that I didn't find any info on in this thread:
1) How do you keep the Mighty's housing clean? Mine has collected quite a bit of dust/tiny weed crumbles and I just can't quite figure how do get it off. Q-tips are too big to get between the fins.
2) Is there any special trick to clean the screens? I have replaced the screen of the mouthpiece with the finer one that is intended for the chamber. And it can get quite dirty. For the plastics parts it's easy - I use a combination of iso/q-tips and a magic ereaser which gets the job done nicely. But the screen is impossible to clean with any of those, even if I let the screens soak for 24 hours.
Any tips?
ktmstick
Well-Known Member
1. I use a paint brush for cleaning housing.Hello everyone,
I've been a long-time reader of this thread and finally decided to sing up and also contribute. I am based in Vienna, Austria and have been an avid Mighty-user for 1+ years. Before that I was using a Crafty which I had to send in because of battery-issues after like 11 months. I put a hand-written note in asking for an upgrade to a Mighy, which S&B granted for a 60€-fee. Since then, I have been in love with this device. I've taken it or the Crafty to a whole bunch of different countries (US, Costa Rica, Indonesa, Singapore, Nigera, Uganda, Tanzania, pretty much every EU country) in the last 2 years and also used it in every country except for Singapore.
Anyways, I have 2 questions that I didn't find any info on in this thread:
1) How do you keep the Mighty's housing clean? Mine has collected quite a bit of dust/tiny weed crumbles and I just can't quite figure how do get it off. Q-tips are too big to get between the fins.
2) Is there any special trick to clean the screens? I have replaced the screen of the mouthpiece with the finer one that is intended for the chamber. And it can get quite dirty. For the plastics parts it's easy - I use a combination of iso/q-tips and a magic ereaser which gets the job done nicely. But the screen is impossible to clean with any of those, even if I let the screens soak for 24 hours.
Any tips?
2. Soak screens in iso that has been heated, I use a jam jar in a pan of hot water. I use an induction hob so no flame or element.
mitchgo61
I go where the thrills are
I agree with ktmstick. Use the brush on the gaps between the fins (and BLOW any debris outAnyways, I have 2 questions that I didn't find any info on in this thread:
1) How do you keep the Mighty's housing clean? Mine has collected quite a bit of dust/tiny weed crumbles and I just can't quite figure how do get it off. Q-tips are too big to get between the fins.
2) Is there any special trick to clean the screens? I have replaced the screen of the mouthpiece with the finer one that is intended for the chamber. And it can get quite dirty. For the plastics parts it's easy - I use a combination of iso/q-tips and a magic ereaser which gets the job done nicely. But the screen is impossible to clean with any of those, even if I let the screens soak for 24 hours.?
). And soak the screens in ISO.Worst part of screen cleaning is that removal and replacement tends to degrade screens fairly quickly. Good luck!
Vaporcussion
Well-Known Member
Some people use a can of compressed air (like for computer keyboards, mixers) Also, one topic this thread did discuss at length was not using Magic Erasers, because of the chemicals involved. Welcome to FC and happy vaping
