OF
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After a few seco ds i let out a very very dense but small hit. Naturally i was super medicated but a little confused. I dont believe that i overfilled the core as i weighed out the shatter and i had justcompleted a full cleaning of the core. I am not sure if my problem is with the quality of the product or my use of the device itself. I figured the resistance was a result of there being too much oil in the core but like ive been reading here for several days, .5 shouldn t be tooo much.
Sounds to me like the inlet holes got plugged with concentrate (since the core was cold when the torch heated oil hit it, it froze there). It's not 'drawing' cold, right? So there's no fresh air being pulled through the core to sweep the vapor out, what you're getting is the 100% pure vapor trapped inside the core (enough of it could suffocate you.....).
The solution is, I think, to heat it without hitting it until it heats the core enough so the material at the very bottom (where the vents are) melts and you can actually draw air through. Do it over time, don't leave power on so long that it starts making vapor, you want to melt not evaporate. Right now you have the shatter in the core area, but it's not absorbed into the ceramic like it's supposed to because the ceramic was cold when you loaded it. That still has to happen.
My advice is, get it hot, clear the vents then let it cool slowly again (perhaps on it's side, since that seems to plug the vents less). All material has to be absorbed into the ceramic to work as designed. Thin stuff does that easily, the harder it is the harder it's gonna be to load.
Torching the outside (alone) is not the solution. I'm sorry if I ever gave that impression, I don't believe I ever mentioned torching a load into a Cera......if I did I obviously didn't do so well.
IMO the key to loading Cera cart is the same as Revolution/DART and Omicron. Preheat properly as needed for the concentrate and melt it in fully before you try vaping it off again.
OF