Something like that, @Ratchett is making for the S&B Mighty dosing capsules, for a smell-proof storage in a JyARz Satchmo?
I guess, Ratchett would make this Caddy suited for Nomad "capsules" on demand.
These are beautiful and those voodoo doughnuts yummy. I don't think I realized how small the nomad is until you put it next to the doughnuts. Thanks for the info- it really helps. Can't wait for mine to come.Beautiful work and stunning photography work @Dan Morrison
Happy owner of #01 checking in. I didn't get the experience of picking out the wood species or sleeve design with this one, but I love everything about it. I am on the list for the batch following the units being made now, and look forward to the design process when the time comes. Koa body with a Rosewood collar would be my dream.
This is by far my favorite portable because of its size, robust build, and most of all, performance. The vape signature is right up there with my all time favorites. The only breakable part is the mouth piece, but there are ss and wood pieces to up the durability factor. How's that sweet wood piece from @Ed's TnT working out @duff ? Could almost see the Scream portrait in that knotty grain.
I also have the screen in the body, and have one screen in the stem about 3/8" in, give or take. I fill and light tamp the load, stir about halfway through, sometimes more than once.
Both heaters are awesome. The low/medium is a combustion free session machine that I can see 30 draws being pulled from a load like @KeroZen gets. I get an average of 20 draws from a stem with the low heater. My spent abv is light in with the low heater, but when I put that abv into a Nano stem, not much produced, vapewise.
The high heat has the more unregulated feel, so to speak, cause you can push the limits a bit farther, faster. The high can char if pushed rather quickly whereas the low takes a heck of a long button ride to char.
I am currently using LG HG2 and LG HE4s. Do 3 stems per charge. Tried the heater swap midway through battery life, but that gets a little hard to keep track of as the day goes on.
Don't think I'll need any capsule loading system. I tried other glass cap capsules in other vapes, and they let too much air pass to create a good draw.
I would like to try the magnet button, but I appreciate the safety factor the current button offers. No accidental heating up in pocket or backpack.
Looking forward to watching this next batch get completed.
Pic time
Wow, I can't get over the number of draws folk like you and @KeroZen get from a stem!Beautiful work and stunning photography work @Dan Morrison
Happy owner of #01 checking in. I didn't get the experience of picking out the wood species or sleeve design with this one, but I love everything about it. I am on the list for the batch following the units being made now, and look forward to the design process when the time comes. Koa body with a Rosewood collar would be my dream.
This is by far my favorite portable because of its size, robust build, and most of all, performance. The vape signature is right up there with my all time favorites. The only breakable part is the mouth piece, but there are ss and wood pieces to up the durability factor. How's that sweet wood piece from @Ed's TnT working out @duff ? Could almost see the Scream portrait in that knotty grain.
I also have the screen in the body, and have one screen in the stem about 3/8" in, give or take. I fill and light tamp the load, stir about halfway through, sometimes more than once.
Both heaters are awesome. The low/medium is a combustion free session machine that I can see 30 draws being pulled from a load like @KeroZen gets. I get an average of 20 draws from a stem with the low heater. My spent abv is light in with the low heater, but when I put that abv into a Nano stem, not much produced, vapewise.
The high heat has the more unregulated feel, so to speak, cause you can push the limits a bit farther, faster. The high can char if pushed rather quickly whereas the low takes a heck of a long button ride to char.
I am currently using LG HG2 and LG HE4s. Do 3 stems per charge. Tried the heater swap midway through battery life, but that gets a little hard to keep track of as the day goes on.
Don't think I'll need any capsule loading system. I tried other glass cap capsules in other vapes, and they let too much air pass to create a good draw.
I would like to try the magnet button, but I appreciate the safety factor the current button offers. No accidental heating up in pocket or backpack.
Looking forward to watching this next batch get completed.
Pic time
You may be right I suppose, but for the record I have a very low tolerance.
Just got some mail in from my man @Ed's TnT and I'm loving it! Had to send my glass stem in to him so he could take measurements but it was worth it, a nice ol' cocobolo stem. Sorry for the blurry pictures, just got a new phone and the camera on it is horrible! It fits a little loose in there but not anything close to a big deal and better too loose then too tight! It still fits in snug and looks great. Highly recommend Ed for anything stem(or log vape) related!
Such a great photo, can't stop looking at it
Only had mine for a couple of weeks. This is my first manual vape so I'm figuring it all out but it's going to take me a little while.
I'm a ripper not a sipper.
Currently (still working out technique) I get a flavour hit on the first draw. A vapor hit on the second and a whisp of vapor with slight popcorn on the third.
20 hits I can not even begin to fathom but I appreciate we all have different use cases and I have limited experience.
I'm using the dual screen method with the low temp heater.
After the first flavour hit which I do fairly slowly and get no visible vapor from, I continue to hold the power button and then begin my second draw.
The draw starts slow, daaaaaaammmmnnnn slow. After about a third of my draw it suddenly happens, like magic I can feel the beggining of a hit. At this point I speed up my draw and it's a great hit. This vape does the job, it puts a big smile on my face.
I can't wait until my @Grinders for Life Brillian Cut Grinder arrives. I really wanna try out some different grinds with my Nomad. As a ripper I feel like a finer grind might be what I'm looking for.
I love this thing, thank you @Dan Morrison.
More pics and thoughts to come during the Crimbo period.
P. S. All your Nomads look fucking amazing!
