Thanks, was not even the first time i was soldering something. And i tried it exactly as in the video. What i haven't noticed was that there was something wrong with my soldering iron so that it wasn't hot enough. Just a bad day... At least i have another induction heater here
VapCap Induction Heater for Desktop and in Car Use
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Chandler
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New to induction heating but extremely interested! Browsing, i saw @phattpiggie had an amazing looking bocote wood portable... Are these diy , or something I could purchase?
Could someone provide an easy link to more info for portside mini?
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I just read @Pipes infosheet... Link to your site please... Black Friday sale maybe?
Could someone provide an easy link to more info for portside mini?
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I just read @Pipes infosheet... Link to your site please... Black Friday sale maybe?
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Iainjmill
Member
Just DM @Pipes or @phattpiggie best route, I've made 3 barebones kits into custom containers and can totally recommend @Pipes hardware which I know @phattpiggie uses. I am an IH convert and you seriously have to try it if you like the Vapcap, best regards mate
Chandler
Well-Known Member
awesome! So you have 3 setup. One in all your favorite places?
I'm not so great at the handy work I don't think I'd do a great job putting one together. How would you judge the ease of the building process?
Iainjmill
Member
Not 3 for myself, one for son and one for a good friend. Custom wood box unless you have the tools and know how you would struggle to gt an outcome you'd be happy with. Honestly first I'd recommend is DM @phattpiggie I know he may be busy so if he cannot help you just now come back to me maybe I can.
Very nice @Iainjmill.
Unfortunately Lignum dust is not the kind of thing you want to breathing in so be careful anyone else thinking of trying it for themselves.
I always wear a 'forced air' face shield when I work with any wood.
Dust masks are pretty useless especially if you've got facial hair.
My latest IH enclosure is made from a piece of Yew.
I'll be making some more as and when time allows.
Unfortunately Lignum dust is not the kind of thing you want to breathing in so be careful anyone else thinking of trying it for themselves.
I always wear a 'forced air' face shield when I work with any wood.
Dust masks are pretty useless especially if you've got facial hair.
My latest IH enclosure is made from a piece of Yew.
I'll be making some more as and when time allows.
YaMon
Vaping since 2010
Very nice @Iainjmill.
Unfortunately Lignum dust is not the kind of thing you want to breathing in so be careful anyone else thinking of trying it for themselves.
I always wear a 'forced air' face shield when I work with any wood.
Dust masks are pretty useless especially if you've got facial hair.
My latest IH enclosure is made from a piece of Yew.
I'll be making some more as and when time allows.
Where do I sign up?
Iainjmill
Member
Seriously mate @phattpiggieVery nice @Iainjmill.
Unfortunately Lignum dust is not the kind of thing you want to breathing in so be careful anyone else thinking of trying it for themselves.
I always wear a 'forced air' face shield when I work with any wood.
Dust masks are pretty useless especially if you've got facial hair.
My latest IH enclosure is made from a piece of Yew.
I'll be making some more as and when time allows.
ClearBlueLou
unbearably light in the being....
Dude, that’s GORGEOUS!!!
seymourbud
Well-Known Member
Received my PSM about a week ago, have used it at nighttime when all in my house are asleep and it's time for my meds, and to say I couldn't be happier with the purchase would definitely be an understatement!
I was getting wispy hits before, or I had combusted a few times. Not too many uses of the vapcap were in between those. Now with the PSM, almost perfect hits each time. I have only used it 5 times, but so far so great! I was even able to tell a specific flower was not cured properly by the harshness of the hit.
Transaction was flawless, and @Pipes answered my questions (however "noobish" they were) almost as quickly as I asked them. If you are looking to upgrade your vapcap game/process, don't hesitate to purchase a PSM if you think it will fit into your lifestyle. Thanks @Pipes .
I was getting wispy hits before, or I had combusted a few times. Not too many uses of the vapcap were in between those. Now with the PSM, almost perfect hits each time. I have only used it 5 times, but so far so great! I was even able to tell a specific flower was not cured properly by the harshness of the hit.
Transaction was flawless, and @Pipes answered my questions (however "noobish" they were) almost as quickly as I asked them. If you are looking to upgrade your vapcap game/process, don't hesitate to purchase a PSM if you think it will fit into your lifestyle. Thanks @Pipes .
cybrguy
Putin is a War Criminal
Using while charging.
http://fuckcombustion.com/threads/v...op-and-in-car-use.23211/page-104#post-1323470
http://fuckcombustion.com/threads/v...op-and-in-car-use.23211/page-104#post-1323470
Mono Loco
Well-Known Member
Ha ... nothing faster than a "New York Reload"!
Summer
Long Island, NY
Here's the continuation of that post:
http://fuckcombustion.com/threads/v...op-and-in-car-use.23211/page-103#post-1323306
*I posted this for Bud on VLF so he would know that if the batts are dead he has to let it charge for a few minutes. & I told him that he has to check the battery under load not with no load.
cybrguy
Putin is a War Criminal
I noticed that Bud has a tendency to tap the table with his VC cap down. I would recommend that if he wants to do this he should do it MP down so it pulls the good away from the hot cap rather than towards it so they don't combust or char by touching the cap. Just a thought...
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cybrguy
Putin is a War Criminal
Yeah, that too for sure. I have found after that occurs, in my case from a drop, it can mess with the crimp permanently so that it gets stuck much more easily. I have had to stop using one cap for that reason. One of the reasons I keep an extra cap or two around.
cybrguy
Putin is a War Criminal
Yeah, NiCads and NiMH batteries (much less so) needed to be run down or memory effects reduced their longevity. Lithium Ion are different and don't have those memory effects. I have gotten in the habit of topping up my smartphone and laptop batteries much more often than I did with previous chemistries.
Many (most) devices designed for Li-Ion shut down before the battery is totally drained to reduce damage from full depletion.
Many (most) devices designed for Li-Ion shut down before the battery is totally drained to reduce damage from full depletion.
Chandler
Well-Known Member
what?? I'm thinking the complete opposite. I'm letting it drain completely before I charge it up, thinking I'm protecting its life span. Thanks