Me. Always, like 99% of the time. Since last year I’ve removed the nuts & bolts and go without them. I’ve also lowered my starting and finishing temps too. My vapor output isn’t as thick as it was with the nuts & washers using higher temps, but that’s OK with me. It works for me and I love my TM (for 2.5 years). I’ve also dispensed with any screen below the cooling unit, going retro and old school (for me). Less is more in my book. All good.
For the TM2 are the poles swapped? I always thought the button at the top of the battery was Positive and goes in first/down for the OG and 1.5 TMs. Or am I wrong? Thanks, @Djsleepy !
Apologies if the pole swap was already discussed. My love of the Tinymight coupled with the excitement about the TM2, I simply forgot that was discussed.
Ok super cool. But, I just tried it and it does not fit right so, I pulled it out. Thank you.
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Thank you for answering that...I have purchased from both of these wood artist. Excellent products in my opinion. Thanks again. I appreciate it.No. Two different Eds.
That 14mm wpa has now become my favourite way to use my TM. The extracted amount is off the charts compared to other vapes. So smooth and so even.
I have 3 wooden stems from ed's tnt, and the cooling units fit in all of them, although there is definitely a bit of variation between the ID of the various stems, and on is reallly tight.
The stem is super easy - just keep it tightened enough to stop it from sliding out, and always load and unload upside down - never had any issues.
if you really want to definitively solve the problem of the very tight stem, reduce the inner tube by aprox. 1.5mmHi, just had to register after reading all posts about TM.
Great device, great vapor quality and great looks with wood and all.
Just wondering why there is no discussion about stem attaching to device?
I think biggest improvement for use would be easier connection.
Have to be careful inserting stem in device, maybe loosen the aluminium nut also and tightening when you get stem in.
When pulling stem out its risk of spilling avb all over the place, sometimes twisting stem causes ring to unwind from threads and all.
Should be like in P80 or some other nicer system.
Fiddling with ”nut ring” and o-ring tightness makes great device feel like beta testing.
Still great device, maybe best of all!
Can I ask why you removed the nuts and bolts? Can I ask to see a picture of what you’re talking about? I only ask because I’m a native user myself. I have glass but I use it for my desktop and want to use my TM2 (when I get one) relaxing or whatever.Me. Always, like 99% of the time. Since last year I’ve removed the nuts & bolts and go without them. I’ve also lowered my starting and finishing temps too. My vapor output isn’t as thick as it was with the nuts & washers using higher temps, but that’s OK with me. It works for me and I love my TM (for 2.5 years). I’ve also dispensed with any screen below the cooling unit, going retro and old school (for me). Less is more in my book. All good.
I meant nuts & washers inside a cooling unit - NOT bolts (slip of the tongue). Just unscrew the top part of the cooling unit from the bottom (when it’s cool) and you’ll see the nuts & washers inside. They simply come out when the cooling unit is disassembled.
