This is quick, I ordered mine 5weeks ago and I’m yet to revive it. It’s only just shipped.
(My Tm should be here any day now)
My unit only gets used on session mode upside down for almost a year, it's fineWhen using a TM upside down, has this been know to cause issues with the heat rising up though the electrics? I saw this mentioned in a YouTube review and wondered if anyone has has the issue?
I am usually is session mode as well. Just easier not to have to hold the button on a glass piece.
When using a TM upside down, has this been know to cause issues with the heat rising up though the electrics? I saw this mentioned in a YouTube review and wondered if anyone has has the issue?
you ever try making yourself a combo of mineral oil and beeswax? works great! totally food safe, cutting board makers use a similar mixture.Oops! Left one of my cooling units including the orings soaking in ISO for 24 hours. I just remembered as I finished work today. Gotta rinse and dry them ASAP. Should be squeaky clean. Funny that my battery level buzzes seldom drop down to 2 buzzes as I’m milking my original 3 VTC6s (I have 2 new ones I haven’t charged up yet - but soon). Still love my Tinymight and not even sure what I’d do without it - it’s like comfort to me. I may break down and sand it and apply a non-toxic finish (if I can find one) as the wood is getting very dry even with natural beeswax. First world problems!
No I have not. I have a small jar of natural beeswax with a lot left. How much mineral oil do I need, and in what proportion? If it will delay me having to disassemble my TM in order to sand it (which I’d only do unassembled) that would be good. I’ve taken it apart twice, fixed it once and all worked again afterwards both times, but I’d like to avoid taking it apart if I can. Sanding would be a lone exception at this point.
No I have not. I have a small jar of natural beeswax with a lot left. How much mineral oil do I need, and in what proportion? If it will delay me having to disassemble my TM in order to sand it (which I’d only do unassembled) that would be good. I’ve taken it apart twice, fixed it once and all worked again afterwards both times, but I’d like to avoid taking it apart if I can. Sanding would be a lone exception at this point.
It’s such a fucking great vape! I love it every time I use it. Pardon my French
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By golly, I think Pardon is actually French !!No I have not. I have a small jar of natural beeswax with a lot left. How much mineral oil do I need, and in what proportion? If it will delay me having to disassemble my TM in order to sand it (which I’d only do unassembled) that would be good. I’ve taken it apart twice, fixed it once and all worked again afterwards both times, but I’d like to avoid taking it apart if I can. Sanding would be a lone exception at this point.
It’s such a fucking great vape! I love it every time I use it. Pardon my French
Thanks! My beeswax is more of a paste where as the recipe implied a firmer wax. I’ll melt it all the same - and make a smaller batch too. I don’t need much.
I think you may be right:
have a look here at a stem with balls.
Thanks, at least I know it’s not an issue to worry about! Anything I should know about as a new user of a TM? Or any tips ect?Haha yeah that sounds like nonsense, I am mostly using mine upside down through jayhooks, but I am always fully clearing my hits since I am more concerned about residual vapor, possibly rising there (though that is a very modest risk even without clearing properly like I do all the time) It's been over a month into my second year with mine already... The only thing to be careful of when you are using the TM upside down, is that you don't get blinded by the red LED
Enjoy the ride! The first hit .... I remember mine like it was yesterday that’s cause everyone is like the first hit!
Count me in that boat. Looked around for any new vapes, ended up getting a second TM, because reasons
I too tried it (friend bought it), but I ended up buying 3 small jars from ebay for much less, they are great and pretty much in the same quality IMO.
With stem caps I bought on Amazon which covers most of the stock short stem I throw it in a pocket and, as long as it’s not being tossed around, it’s solid and durable as-is (I do have a home homemade case for it though). Good luck!
