TinyMight / TM 2

666Honeybadger

Unknown member
I’m guessing the answer is yes, but, do the capsules bring some conduction to the TM2? And do you feel it’s more of a conduction high when compared to no capsules?

I think it's pretty minimal tbh.
You'll have to take some back to back hits before the capsule is at "vaping temperature" and by that time i would expect the herb to be almost extracted. And to reload you'll have to let the capsule cool down again so you're back where you started... LoL
At least, that what is think, i'm not sure since i never tried the capsule that came with my PH.

Edit: @Shit Snacks beat me to it, the post appeared when i hit send...
At least we seem to agree ;)
 

Pib

Active Member
In a certain sense yes, it brings some (minimal) conduction. But it primarily takes away a lot of airflow. The biggest advantage is with the smallest quantities, where you get an even extraction, but more in the range up to 0.02g.
 

Fearless Disaster

Well-Known Member
I’m guessing the answer is yes, but, do the capsules bring some conduction to the TM2? And do you feel it’s more of a conduction high when compared to no capsules?

Fair warning, I only use the titanium caps because for my TM use case the capsules are more important than getting the best vape quality possible. Lots of people feel the way Snax does. So while I haven't directly loaded it too much into the stem, I can say that even with the dosing caps it feels like a convection vape. But depending on your ocd level they keep the vape ridiculously clean. It always bugged me that i ended up with green specks around the edge of the bowl, and with the caps the abv is a nice even roast. there is nothing to even brush out of the caps.
 

Petetbay

Well-Known Member
Interesting, but in my experience glass and metal are not good partners, unless there’s enough room for expansion of both from the heat, glass is always the loser, hate that popping sound when the glass breaks. An alternative would be to have wider gap and using orings to absorb the expansion.
 
Last edited:
Petetbay,
  • Like
Reactions: Momor

Cheebsy

Microbe minion
Is that coiled metallic foil as a cooling unit?

It's not something I would try as I prefer no metal in the vapour path. I'm interested to know how you keep the gaps in the spiral though, nicely done!
 
Cheebsy,
  • Like
Reactions: cosimo

bardad

Well-Known Member
Is that coiled metallic foil as a cooling unit?

It's not something I would try as I prefer no metal in the vapour path. I'm interested to know how you keep the gaps in the spiral though, nicely done!
yes, it's a rolled strip of offset aluminum foil.
it was a quick thought, I just thought of rolling it around a nail, adjusting it a bit and thanks to the springiness it creates gaps by itself.
first of all I was interested in whether the rolled foil would cool down with this labyrinth and at the same time not increase the air resistance. (the balls in the gvb mouthpiece cause me higher air resistance and after two uses they also stuck together and the air resistance is even greater. in addition, I was uncomfortable, when drawing, the balls hit my body-blocking my breath.)
upgravline was the best, but still too warm compared to venty at the same temperature.
secondly I was interested in the extension, which logically should also contribute to the cooling and at the same time not having to pull a long fragile hook.
I'm trying this for the first day and it's definitely colder than anything I've tried to use there so far.
the taste is fine. the foil almost doesn't heat up, so I don't know if it can significantly affect the taste. definitely not in contact with the herb, it is quite far from the heater... aren't the capsules also made of aluminum?
I will test more...
I will try paper, it is eco, but the question is whether it will cool better.
research good luck

Interesting, but in my experience glass and metal are not good partners, unless there’s enough room for expansion of both from the heat, glass is always the loser, hate that popping sound when the glass breaks. An alternative would be to have wider gap and using orings to absorb the expansion.
I've only tried it at my favorite temperature for all vaporizers, which is 180 degrees Celsius, and the foil barely warmed up.
But it's true that I'll do about three or four rather short puffs at this temperature and then turn it off. If it were in company, it would probably start to heat up more.
 

Charasi™

New Member
The drip tip itself?

On demand mode set to 8.
Titanium stem, TM rimmed basket sieve, cooling unit and drip tip/14mm adapter.
Nope, doesn't heat up at all.

FYI the unpolished feeling in my lips hasn't been as bad as I remembered it. I still prefer the glass drip tip though.
 
Last edited:
Charasi™,
  • Like
Reactions: cosimo
Top Bottom