@YungLeaner as an owner of the exact same two units as you, a Volcano Digit and Cloud EVO; I agree wholeheartedly and am left wondering why I haven't sold my Volcano yet. I have used it three times in the past year and half of EVO ownership; I didn't even bother firing it up during the month I sent by EVO in for repair after a broken bamboo, which VapeXhale didn't even charge me a repair fee on after I admitted it was dropped directly onto the glass fitting a few months before the bamboo actually began spinning.
I got my EVO back a week ago and haven't put it to use yet. Sunday's gonna be relaxing...
I ordered the cloud evo today. I hope that I wont regret it. I'm not sure if it is going to worth with my SG by simply inverting it. I ordered a male to male adapter and the concentrate start kit anyway. But I would really prefer to just turn the thing upside down and use it.
So does anyone regret buying this vape? Am I going to regret buying this vape? Currently I use the crafty as my primary vape and the battery life kills me. I've owned the dabbler, firewood, mflb, and others but never a desktop vape.
Also, have you guys found it necessary to buy more herb baskets or do the two that come included suffice?
You won't be able to invert it using the concentrate nail.... and you can make do with 2 baskets, though I have more and I'm glad because I'm lazy with cleaning.
I don't regret buying mine
It's up to personal preference, but I clean mine after about 8 bowls or so. YMMV.How often do you need to clean the baskets?
I dump them in iso and leave 'em for days, but I'm sure a "quick" bath would probably be sufficient.I would assume just a quick ISO bath would clean them?
No-Wrinkle I by no means regret purchasing my EVO. Ever since I got my first vape in 2008 which was a SSV with a water cooler (little water pipe attachment they had back in the day), I knew that there could be a better vapor experience.I ordered the cloud evo today. I hope that I wont regret it.
As Alan Partridge stated if you want to use the SG for concentrate then you'll have to use the starter kit. However, if you just want to use flower you will have no problem milking up your SG by inverting the EVO with it!! I actually prefer mating my EVO up with my glass pieces that have an 18mm female joint.I'm not sure if it is going to worth with my SG by simply inverting it.
I don't always get to use my EVO anymore, so I basically just go off of taste and look. Whenever I start to notice a little bit of a spent taste when I'm taking my first rip with a newly packed ELB then I know it's time to give an ISO clean. You can notice too when the inside of your ELB starts to get covered with small ABV particles. As others have said, there isn't a right or wrong time to clean your ELBs. It all comes down to what keeps you happy and satisfied!How often do you need to clean the baskets? I would assume just a quick ISO bath would clean them?
No-Wrinkle I by no means regret purchasing my EVO. Ever since I got my first vape in 2008 which was a SSV with a water cooler (little water pipe attachment they had back in the day), I knew that there could be a better vapor experience.
I loved how the SSV water cooler filled with ice would give such a smooth experience, but I hated dealing with the tubing to connect it. The little cooler was constantly getting knocked over while it was attached to the tubing, and that always made me afraid to pair the SSV up with my other glass pieces.
It was never a big deal for me to be conscious of the strength and speed of my draw while using the SSV to get desirable hits, but most everyone I knew hated that they had to think about how they were hitting the vaporizer.
After owning the SSV and having some vaping experience under my belt I knew exactly what I wanted out of a vaporizer:
1) Easily and safely able to be used with all glass pieces
2) Provide thick tasty clean vapor
3) Easy to use for all, especially no need for draw speed awareness
I ended up getting a Volcano in hopes that it would be the perfect vaporizer. Trying a Volcano in Amsterdam is what got me into vaporizing in the first place because of how amazing the taste and smoothness of the experience was. The Volcano being a forced air vape eliminated the difficulties of vaping that my friends did not enjoy. However, it still was a pain to utilize the Volcano with my glass collection.
When I came across this site, and the development of the Cloud I was so excited. Was it true? Was there a vaporizer being developed that was meant to do everything I had been wishing, hoping, and looking for all those years? Yes, it was, and yes did it achieve everything I was looking for, and the EVO has only continued in fine tuning those needs.
I love the fact that with the vaporizer I can invert it onto a 24" tube with a 100mm (maybe 110mm hard to remember) bore and milk it up no problem with my EVO, or I can put a quartz nail in it and a hydra tube on tube for amazingly delicious dabs!!
Everyone is amazed when they try it. I always hear "It's just like smoking a bong, but... BETTER!!!"
Are there the occasional issue with the unit. In my experience yes there is, but is it enough to make me regret my purchase, NO! No matter what make, model, or price point vehicle I've boughten new I've eventually had an issue or two where it's had to go to the mechanic. The EVO is a complex vaporizer with some intense tech to it so I don't find it too shocking that there are issues with it. I'm sure that's why the Volcano is a lot more reliable long term; simply because it doesn't have as much going on internally (I think anyway, I'm not engineer).
Whenever an issue has come up the VapeXhale Support team has always been incredibly professional and helpful. I think it's just nature to get bummed when something you love is in trouble and has to be fixed and out of use for a moment. The fact that the EVO is so great just exasperates that bummness, so it may come across as people regretting their purchase.
Sorry for such a long response to answer your regret question, now to your other points!
As Alan Partridge stated if you want to use the SG for concentrate then you'll have to use the starter kit. However, if you just want to use flower you will have no problem milking up your SG by inverting the EVO with it!! I actually prefer mating my EVO up with my glass pieces that have an 18mm female joint.
I don't always get to use my EVO anymore, so I basically just go off of taste and look. Whenever I start to notice a little bit of a spent taste when I'm taking my first rip with a newly packed ELB then I know it's time to give an ISO clean. You can notice too when the inside of your ELB starts to get covered with small ABV particles. As others have said, there isn't a right or wrong time to clean your ELBs. It all comes down to what keeps you happy and satisfied!
That's a pretty rough weld but from the picture I don't see any cracking. Nothing immediately dangerous but I'd take good care of that sidecar armMine is out for delivery right now
*correction: it's now in my grubby dickbeaters!
This might be hard to see, but can anyone see this crescent line that I've outlined?
Does that look like a normal line from blowing the two pieces together or is it a hairline or internal fracture?
I ordered the cloud evo today. I hope that I wont regret it. I'm not sure if it is going to worth with my SG by simply inverting it. I ordered a male to male adapter and the concentrate start kit anyway. But I would really prefer to just turn the thing upside down and use it.
So does anyone regret buying this vape? Am I going to regret buying this vape? Currently I use the crafty as my primary vape and the battery life kills me. I've owned the dabbler, firewood, mflb, and others but never a desktop vape.
Also, have you guys found it necessary to buy more herb baskets or do the two that come included suffice?
I start with a long ISO soak and then a test tube brush to get the stubborn bits off. Sometimes takes a couple of soaks. I'll add a PBW soak if that's not enough. I actually have never torched mine.So, hey, this is probably a dumb question, but..
Does anyone have any advice for getting the nails clean without torching them? One of the big attractions of concentrate with the evo was not having to use a torch in the first place.
So, hey, this is probably a dumb question, but..
Does anyone have any advice for getting the nails clean without torching them? One of the big attractions of concentrate with the evo was not having to use a torch in the first place.
@stickstones I like the way most vaporist describe this thing?You're leaving them in to burn off after use, right? I know this can still leave a black ring, but I wanted to know if you were doing that.
Remember the film: PEGUIN'S?Congrats, buddy!
I got to slow down.Dude I'm pumped you got your evo...I love my evo but I love my mighty and mv the same..lol sticks came thru for me!!now I just gotta get some flexi from him..lol
I got to slow down.
I'm moving to fast!
A large quantity of CANNABIS to go through this EVO!
My SHELDON water pipe works just fine.
Tomorrow HYDROTUBES!