VAS kicking in: Looking for a new, affordable wooden vape

Vaporware

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As long as I didn't have a device in my hand and played a bit with it, there's no way I will recommend it in the first place. And that goes the other way around too: I myself have never used a Grasshopper; we all know about the bad cs reputation Hopper Labs has, *however*, I avoid to recommend against the Hopper as long as I can not even refer to my own experiences.

Ville / the maker / anyone from the company never took part in the TM thread here on fc, just like many other manufacturers don't, so it's a bit odd to look for their answers to several issues here – however, TM owners have had conversations directly with the company in the past and received *extensive* customer support and explanations too (which often gets shared / quoted in the thread btw).

In my opinion you are not in the position to decide how bleeding edge the TM really is. We should avoid to be co-hyped by a new device and recommend it without having personal experiences with it.

I get it, we see recommendations differently. I have rarely recommended the grasshopper specifically because of frequent failures, battery shortages and customer service issues reported here (even though it would be a great fit for some people), and I have recommended quite a few others I’ve never used based on a lot of reading and my respect for the opinions of a lot of other FCers.

I think it’s worth passing on what I do know to people who aren’t going to read thousands of pages about dozens of vaporizers like I have (or who just need to catch up on a specific one quickly), but I try to leave direct performance/vapor comparisons and stuff to people who have actually used them if I haven’t

If you only want to talk about things you use yourself, that’s fine and I can see why you might prefer that.

You’re right that there were a lot of great customer service reports early on, but lately there are a lot of people complaining about not getting responses for a long time, and I believe the only people saying they’ve got a quick response recently are people who have talked to him a lot in the past or who tracked him down on Instagram.

Like I said, I think the support issues will be worked out and I’ll recommend that more people check it out at that point. For now though, as long as we’re seeing people report significant malfunctions and delays in CS responses and we’re not seeing reports of any kind of resolution for several users, let alone finding out what the problems actually are, regardless of its “bleeding edge” status I have to recommend average users look at other options or wait and watch to see when TM customer service is back to what it was early on.

I’m sure most people reading this part of the thread are sick of it, so I hope we can just let each other recommend or not recommend what we think we should. I think it helps to hear more than one opinion on things. :peace:

Oh, and if anyone still reading knows about these issues and wants to order a TinyMight right now anyway, go for it. Most users are happy and aren’t having any real problems with theirs, and I expect support to get back on track at some point.
 

Siebter

Less soul, more mind
@VaporWare – when you write things like:

It’s also a little more fragile than I’d expected with things like ceramic pins in the heater and a glass sleeve around the stem in at least early units. I don’t think they’re more fragile than some of the other popular on-demand convection options, but stuff like I mentioned can break if you drop it, hit something with it too hard, etc. and until you can get ahold of support and get it fixed you probably won’t be able to use it if something like that breaks.

...it looks like you have personal experience, but that is not the case. You even refer to the Nomad having „a similar issue“ as the TM. You make pretty detailed lists about what is wrong with the TM, without ever having used it.
 

Vaporware

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@VaporWare – when you write things like:



...it looks like you have personal experience, but that is not the case. You even refer to the Nomad having „a similar issue“ as the TM. You make pretty detailed lists about what is wrong with the TM, without ever having used it.

I’m sorry if it seemed that way, I try to be transparent about what I have and haven’t used. Everything I mentioned as a problem though, including the glass sleeves and ceramic pins - both of which have been broken or dislodged by more than one person in the TM thread, was taken from reports that you can find in the TM thread written by people who have used it (or at least tried to).

If you look at me as a researcher/reporter, does that help?

You also ignored the much more important things I said which focus more on support. I know you think they’re getting better again, but for now I continue to see reports of no response to support emails for a long time and this is my main problem with it right now. Some people are having problems and not getting responses when they try to get it diagnosed/fixed.

As for the electrical contact issue, you may be right that it is not a problem here and in that case the comparison doesn’t fit perfectly, but there has been significant discussion about it in the TM thread, and even several reports that cleaning contacts did help with performance problems, so I’m not sure what to believe on that one.

Assuming that is not a real issue at all, there is at least one other unexplained issue causing performance drops or worse for several people who have been waiting a long time to get any response to their support requests.

If you think I’m wrong, please tell us what their problems are?

I’m not sure why you seem to defend Ville against every bit of criticism or why you won’t let this go, but while I have nothing against him (or you) and I hope the TM does well I think everyone can benefit from some amount of criticism, including me.

I’ll try harder to make it clear when I haven’t used something personally, but I will also continue to share what I’ve learned from reading other people’s experiences. Since I doubt anyone personally reads everything on here I think that’s an important part of the forum - especially Ask FC.

We good? :peace:
 

Siebter

Less soul, more mind
I’m sorry if it seemed that way, I try to be transparent about what I have and haven’t used. Everything I mentioned as a problem though, including the glass sleeves and ceramic pins - both of which have been broken or dislodged by more than one person in the TM thread, was taken from reports that you can find in the TM thread written by people who have used it (or at least tried to).

You can take pretty much any thread and have a nice list of bugs, failures and fuckups that *could* potentially be an issue, esp. when counting everything reported more than once. While it's important to share both good and bad experiences, those experiences should be shared by those who actually made those experiences. And yeah, to me it wasn't quite clear whether you own a TM or not.

You also ignored the much more important things I said which focus more on support. I know you think they’re getting better again, but for now I continue to see reports of no response to support emails for a long time and this is my main problem with it right now. Some people are having problems and not getting responses when they try to get it diagnosed/fixed.

That's not quite true, I did refer to it and said that indeed at the moment it's not too pleasant to have an issue with the TM and while I think they improved quite a bit lately, those improvements are slow. That's a fact. But the TM is not prone to need support, most devices work well. The thing is: pretty much any company struggles with customer service or service in general these days, which does not make us for example recommend against S+B products *in general*, right? Because we assume that while S+B is having a hard time these days (which they have), they will get back to their original service quality eventually. And that's what I see for the TM crew too. And why can I say that? Because I actually experienced TM customer service and do not only read about their recent fails and struggles. That's the difference here.

As for the electrical contact issue, you may be right that it is not a problem here and in that case the comparison doesn’t fit perfectly, but there has been significant discussion about it in the TM thread, and even several reports that cleaning contacts did help with performance problems, so I’m not sure what to believe on that one.

So now you write you are „not so sure what to believe“ while a page ago it was the TMs „biggest problem“, which is funny because in fact most TM users do not have an issue with battery contacts at all. You might have missed my little paragraph on why aluminum oxidization is not really an issue because aluminum forms a layer of oxide as soon as it comes in contact with oxygen. Keeping battery contacts clean (which might have been the issue for said cases) is a good idea with any device, not only the TM.

If you think I’m wrong, please tell us what their problems are?

I never said you were wrong. What is wrong is basing recommendations on second hand experiences.

I’m not sure why you seem to defend Ville against every bit of criticism or why you won’t let this go, but while I have nothing against him (or you) and I hope the TM does well I think everyone can benefit from some amount of criticism, including me.

I never defended Ville or the company in general. What I do is speak from personal experience and that is my actual point here. Seriously, I couldn't care less for the TMs popularity or their reputation, it's just that what you say is not accurate.

I’ll try harder to make it clear when I haven’t used something personally, but I will also continue to share what I’ve learned from reading other people’s experiences. Since I doubt anyone personally reads everything on here I think that’s an important part of the forum - especially Ask FC.

Hm. That would be the case if those who you read don't share their experience theirselves, but they do.


Seriously, even though I stand by my arguments, we were never bad. :peace:
 

Vaporware

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You can take pretty much any thread and have a nice list of bugs, failures and fuckups that *could* potentially be an issue, esp. when counting everything reported more than once. While it's important to share both good and bad experiences, those experiences should be shared by those who actually made those experiences. And yeah, to me it wasn't quite clear whether you own a TM or not.

The first thing I said in this thread was “I’m still following the TinyMight, but it’s getting harder for me to recommend it.”, thinking that this was one of the threads I’d done that in, but while that did imply I’m just watching and I don’t have one, it wasn’t as clear as it could have been.

I know anything with electronics and a lot of others with breakable parts will have some problems, and I really don’t consider it a big deal unless it’s a lot of units (in this case it doesn’t appear to be) or the people affected have trouble getting it fixed (which has been the problem here).

It also concerns me that some people are developing (as far as I know) unexplained problems months into using it. Sometimes this can indicate a design problem that starts affecting a lot of people. I hope that’s not the case here, but personally I’d want to hear what the problems were and how they were resolved before ordering one.

I wouldn’t want to waste my time reporting issues second hand if they were being reported, but almost everything I’ve seen about the TM in Ask FC (and I think everything I’ve said about it before this thread) has been positive and right now I think an average user considering the TM should at least know some people are having some issues with the device and with support, and they shouldn’t have to wait for a disgruntled TM user to come around if I can give them a lot of the same info.

I was glad to see one of the people with these issues got RMA info today so hopefully it won’t be long before there’s no need to mention this stuff anymore!

That's not quite true, I did refer to it and said that indeed at the moment it's not too pleasant to have an issue with the TM and while I think they improved quite a bit lately, those improvements are slow. That's a fact. But the TM is not prone to need support, most devices work well. The thing is: pretty much any company struggles with customer service or service in general these days, which does not make us for example recommend against S+B products *in general*, right? Because we assume that while S+B is having a hard time these days (which they have), they will get back to their original service quality eventually. And that's what I see for the TM crew too. And why can I say that? Because I actually experienced TM customer service and do not only read about their recent fails and struggles. That's the difference here.

I read about your experience and others, and you can give better info about that but I think I was fair about it...early on it was great and almost no one was left unhappy. Lately they’ve been very hard for some of the people needing support to get ahold of, particularly through their official email and phone number. There’s no need to wait for the people who experienced and already posted about those problems to come in here when any of us can just say those reports are out there.

I did say from the beginning that I expect people to be taken care of, it just hasn’t been fast lately and for a lot of people without a big collection of good vaporizers that can matter.

So now you write you are „not so sure what to believe“ while a page ago it was the TMs „biggest problem“, which is funny because in fact most TM users do not have an issue with battery contacts at all. You might have missed my little paragraph on why aluminum oxidization is not really an issue because aluminum forms a layer of oxide as soon as it comes in contact with oxygen. Keeping battery contacts clean (which might have been the issue for said cases) is a good idea with any device, not only the TM.

What I said was “The biggest problem seems to be (possibly) oxidization(sic) on the battery cap/terminals (or another issue) hurting performance for some people” meaning that something is hurting performance for some people and that *might* be what’s doing it. It could be something else, but it’s still a legitimate problem.

I never said you were wrong. What is wrong is basing recommendations on second hand experiences.

I just don’t agree with that. People recommend things based on what they’ve seen/heard/read all the time, and as long as they’re honest about what they know and whether or not they have a financial interest in people buying something (I haven’t used a TM but I’ve read almost everything on FC about it and I make no money off of vaporizer sales anywhere), I don’t see a problem with it.

I would give your first-hand experience more weight though. :)

I never defended Ville or the company in general. What I do is speak from personal experience and that is my actual point here. Seriously, I couldn't care less for the TMs popularity or their reputation, it's just that what you say is not accurate.

Okay, no problem. I think I was fairly accurate, but I did include a lot of caveats that could be easily overlooked and make it appear that I was making definitive statements about things I wasn’t sure about.

Hm. That would be the case if those who you read don't share their experience theirselves, but they do.

Some do, but like I said I haven’t seen the ones with issues posting in these recommendation threads, so I was trying to help.

People should definitely go back to the TM thread for a more complete picture, and most of that picture is still great. :)

Seriously, even though I stand by my arguments, we were never bad. :peace:

That’s good; I appreciate your contributions to the TM thread and the site in general. Hope to see you and more good news about the TM back there!
 

Tweakz

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with the clouds you got from the Lotus it's on my VAS with steroids haha
really strugglin if to by this vape, 15% till few hours left
VAS onnnnnn
elev8r works so well without beads now
and waiting for my tubox
:rockon:
Bro, Lotus is lovely special vape, it’s a king of taste . Quick smooth extraction . Heavy hit . I very love my lotus
 

shopdognyc

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The first thing I said in this thread was “I’m still following the TinyMight, but it’s getting harder for me to recommend it.”, thinking that this was one of the threads I’d done that in, but while that did imply I’m just watching and I don’t have one, it wasn’t as clear as it could have been.

I know anything with electronics and a lot of others with breakable parts will have some problems, and I really don’t consider it a big deal unless it’s a lot of units (in this case it doesn’t appear to be) or the people affected have trouble getting it fixed (which has been the problem here).

It also concerns me that some people are developing (as far as I know) unexplained problems months into using it. Sometimes this can indicate a design problem that starts affecting a lot of people. I hope that’s not the case here, but personally I’d want to hear what the problems were and how they were resolved before ordering one.

I wouldn’t want to waste my time reporting issues second hand if they were being reported, but almost everything I’ve seen about the TM in Ask FC (and I think everything I’ve said about it before this thread) has been positive and right now I think an average user considering the TM should at least know some people are having some issues with the device and with support, and they shouldn’t have to wait for a disgruntled TM user to come around if I can give them a lot of the same info.

I was glad to see one of the people with these issues got RMA info today so hopefully it won’t be long before there’s no need to mention this stuff anymore!



I read about your experience and others, and you can give better info about that but I think I was fair about it...early on it was great and almost no one was left unhappy. Lately they’ve been very hard for some of the people needing support to get ahold of, particularly through their official email and phone number. There’s no need to wait for the people who experienced and already posted about those problems to come in here when any of us can just say those reports are out there.

I did say from the beginning that I expect people to be taken care of, it just hasn’t been fast lately and for a lot of people without a big collection of good vaporizers that can matter.



What I said was “The biggest problem seems to be (possibly) oxidization(sic) on the battery cap/terminals (or another issue) hurting performance for some people” meaning that something is hurting performance for some people and that *might* be what’s doing it. It could be something else, but it’s still a legitimate problem.



I just don’t agree with that. People recommend things based on what they’ve seen/heard/read all the time, and as long as they’re honest about what they know and whether or not they have a financial interest in people buying something (I haven’t used a TM but I’ve read almost everything on FC about it and I make no money off of vaporizer sales anywhere), I don’t see a problem with it.

I would give your first-hand experience more weight though. :)



Okay, no problem. I think I was fairly accurate, but I did include a lot of caveats that could be easily overlooked and make it appear that I was making definitive statements about things I wasn’t sure about.



Some do, but like I said I haven’t seen the ones with issues posting in these recommendation threads, so I was trying to help.

People should definitely go back to the TM thread for a more complete picture, and most of that picture is still great. :)



That’s good; I appreciate your contributions to the TM thread and the site in general. Hope to see you and more good news about the TM back there!

I appreciate what you wrote and I side with how you think.

lot of support and good experiences. I think I am not going to be a first adopter like many and can wait.

as others will know I have amassed quite a collection and can keep satisfied while learning with these pieces.
 

Likun

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Interesting how my recommendation thread turned out into a TM discussion, even though I wasn't even considering the TM :D. Interesting statements to read nevertheless.

I finally received my e-nano yesterday. It's so tiny! I knew it would be small but didn't expect it to be that tiny. It is very sturdy aswell, has a good weight to it. I really like the aesthetics. Unfortunately I didn't have the time to give it a good try but that will follow the next days. But if it keeps what is promised about the device I'm sure I'll be totally satisfied. Seems like the perfect microdosing vaporizer.

I'd like to fill my stem up with some glass beads, like epic vapes does it with it's "ice cool stem" and as many other manufacturers or modders do with their devices as well. Seems like a cooling hype recently.
Has anyone an idea where I can purchase some quality (I don't want any glass dust or similar in my lungs) glass beads in Europe? So far I could only find one store (http://www.glas-per-klick.de/glaskugeln-spezial/reinglaskugeln/glaskugeln-reinglas-3-5mm.html) and I'm not sure if it exactly is what I'm looking for.
 

MUSA Vaporizer

Love, Peace and Harmony
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Interesting how my recommendation thread turned out into a TM discussion, even though I wasn't even considering the TM :D. Interesting statements to read nevertheless.

I finally received my e-nano yesterday. It's so tiny! I knew it would be small but didn't expect it to be that tiny. It is very sturdy aswell, has a good weight to it. I really like the aesthetics. Unfortunately I didn't have the time to give it a good try but that will follow the next days. But if it keeps what is promised about the device I'm sure I'll be totally satisfied. Seems like the perfect microdosing vaporizer.

I'd like to fill my stem up with some glass beads, like epic vapes does it with it's "ice cool stem" and as many other manufacturers or modders do with their devices as well. Seems like a cooling hype recently.
Has anyone an idea where I can purchase some quality (I don't want any glass dust or similar in my lungs) glass beads in Europe? So far I could only find one store (http://www.glas-per-klick.de/glaskugeln-spezial/reinglaskugeln/glaskugeln-reinglas-3-5mm.html) and I'm not sure if it exactly is what I'm looking for.

Search for "black leaf diffusor pearls 6mm"
 
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Likun

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I'm totally happy with it. A log vape was really the right choice., at least for satisfying my microdosing needs. I'mt not sure if I'd recommend it to heavy users/macrodosers. Max load I've packed into it was about 0.05 g, usually I pack less and get like 2 nice, milky hits. If I want heavier loads I just take my tubo and d020 bubbler.
My Solo 2, fury and vapcap must feel lonely as they haven't seen any use since.
 

Shit Snacks

Milaana. Lana. LANA. LANAAAA! (TM2/TP80/BAK/FW9)
Alright I'm already considering buying a Splinter v2 (non Z model) as it's available at a quite good price I think around 82 €/97 $.
So my question, is it really a good price? Are there any downsides on the non Z v2 china version?

Nope! That is indeed a nice price! Just remember the joint size on Splinter V2 is a non-standard 19/19 so get as many spare stems made by RBT that you can, especially the cooling stems and water adapters!
 

Likun

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Nope! That is indeed a nice price! Just remember the joint size on Splinter V2 is a non-standard 19/19 so get as many spare stems made by RBT that you can, especially the cooling stems and water adapters!
19/19 means? Something different than for example the tubo? Thought I could use the stems I already own... Damn.
Something like this should work right https://www.vaposhop.de/vaporizer-marken/rastabuddhatao/rbt-splinter-kuehl-mundstueck/ it's called splinter mouthpiece so I guess it has to fit. Or this https://vapefiend.co.uk/products/xl8r-vaporizer-cooling-mouthpiece?_pos=2&_sid=04551f471&_ss=r
Then again I've read that the splinter z has a different joint thant the non-z splinter. What's the connection on the Z then?

Edit:
So this https://greendream.shop/epages/a89f1d51-d3cf-4987-b6f3-c8e5565032e2.sf/de_DE/?ViewObjectPath=/Shops/a89f1d51-d3cf-4987-b6f3-c8e5565032e2/Products/5-518-LongCoolMP wouldn't fit the v2? I'm confused.

Edit²:
Okay I just pulled the trigger and bought it.
Any recommendations for a mod? Was considering the P80. Solid choice? Or better some dual battery device? I'd like to have the option flashing the tubo software.
 
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arb

Semi shaved ape
19/19 means? Something different than for example the tubo? Thought I could use the stems I already own... Damn.
Something like this should work right https://www.vaposhop.de/vaporizer-marken/rastabuddhatao/rbt-splinter-kuehl-mundstueck/ it's called splinter mouthpiece so I guess it has to fit. Or this https://vapefiend.co.uk/products/xl8r-vaporizer-cooling-mouthpiece?_pos=2&_sid=04551f471&_ss=r
Then again I've read that the splinter z has a different joint thant the non-z splinter. What's the connection on the Z then?

Edit:
So this https://greendream.shop/epages/a89f1d51-d3cf-4987-b6f3-c8e5565032e2.sf/de_DE/?ViewObjectPath=/Shops/a89f1d51-d3cf-4987-b6f3-c8e5565032e2/Products/5-518-LongCoolMP wouldn't fit the v2? I'm confused.

Edit²:
Okay I just pulled the trigger and bought it.
Any recommendations for a mod? Was considering the P80. Solid choice? Or better some dual battery device? I'd like to have the option flashing the tubo software.
Wismec mods are cheaply,shitty made junk.
I don't quite bet why so many like them.
I have 2 different ones from them and both suck?
 

Likun

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Wismec mods are cheaply,shitty made junk.
I don't quite bet why so many like them.
I have 2 different ones from them and both suck?
Oh well, I was thinking that I can't be that bad if it's being used in the new tubo / tetra p80. Don't wanna spend huge money on a mod though. Not more than 50 € is possible. What would be your recommendation?
 
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arb

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I have Pico,voopoo and geekvape all of which a SO much better quality.
I think wismec is compatible with arctic and turbo?
 
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Hippie

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I'd have a look at the Arctic Fox and Red Panda compatibility list first
My shortlist would be RXG3 Dual, Sinuous P80, Ultex, Espion and Ravage ;)
 

Shit Snacks

Milaana. Lana. LANA. LANAAAA! (TM2/TP80/BAK/FW9)
19/19 means? Something different than for example the tubo? Thought I could use the stems I already own... Damn.
Something like this should work right https://www.vaposhop.de/vaporizer-marken/rastabuddhatao/rbt-splinter-kuehl-mundstueck/ it's called splinter mouthpiece so I guess it has to fit. Or this https://vapefiend.co.uk/products/xl8r-vaporizer-cooling-mouthpiece?_pos=2&_sid=04551f471&_ss=r
Then again I've read that the splinter z has a different joint thant the non-z splinter. What's the connection on the Z then?

Edit:
So this https://greendream.shop/epages/a89f1d51-d3cf-4987-b6f3-c8e5565032e2.sf/de_DE/?ViewObjectPath=/Shops/a89f1d51-d3cf-4987-b6f3-c8e5565032e2/Products/5-518-LongCoolMP wouldn't fit the v2? I'm confused.

Edit²:
Okay I just pulled the trigger and bought it.
Any recommendations for a mod? Was considering the P80. Solid choice? Or better some dual battery device? I'd like to have the option flashing the tubo software.

Yeah the one from vapefiend is the RBT cooling stem so that will fit, not sure about the vaposhop one, and the dreamwood one will definitely NOT fit.

There are standard glass sizes for 19 mm joints, that refers to the width, but the length for a standard size is going to be 26mm (like the Dreamwood stem) or 22mm (which is what RBT Vapes used to be and what Splinter Z still is, but those old RBT stems will not fit regular splinters) so then the regular splinters are a custom 19 mm length as well, hence 19/19. So if it's not an official RBT stem or one made specifically to fit the regular splinter, then it has to be custom cut or sanded down to fit...

Tubo used to be 19/26 But I think now Tetra is also closer to 19/22, but yes different than this regular splinter's 19/19 so those stems will not fit (in fact the only one of those stems that fits for me, is the nub in my SplinterZ and Milaana2)

And the P80 is a fine mod, for the regular splinter, that's what I have my V2 on, running Arctic Fox configured for TCR temp control quite well! I would recommend Arctic Fox over Tubo software (as I am not having much luck trying to use that with a Splinter ZV1 on a G3D)
 

Likun

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Yeah the one from vapefiend is the RBT cooling stem so that will fit, not sure about the vaposhop one, and the dreamwood one will definitely NOT fit.

There are standard glass sizes for 19 mm joints, that refers to the width, but the length for a standard size is going to be 26mm (like the Dreamwood stem) or 22mm (which is what RBT Vapes used to be and what Splinter Z still is, but those old RBT stems will not fit regular splinters) so then the regular splinters are a custom 19 mm length as well, hence 19/19. So if it's not an official RBT stem or one made specifically to fit the regular splinter, then it has to be custom cut or sanded down to fit...

Tubo used to be 19/26 But I think now Tetra is also closer to 19/22, but yes different than this regular splinter's 19/19 so those stems will not fit (in fact the only one of those stems that fits for me, is the nub in my SplinterZ and Milaana2)

And the P80 is a fine mod, for the regular splinter, that's what I have my V2 on, running Arctic Fox configured for TCR temp control quite well! I would recommend Arctic Fox over Tubo software (as I am not having much luck trying to use that with a Splinter ZV1 on a G3D)
Thanks for the good explanation. So 19/19 is width/length. Too bad that I can't use my regular tubo stems. RBT specific stems are quite expensive and hard to get without importing. I guess sanding it down isn't that easy either without the right equipment.
Is there by any chance something available on dhgate in those dimensions? Using the search engine there is kind of an adventure though.
Well I guess the 19/19 form factor is what makes the v2 comparatively small.
 

Shit Snacks

Milaana. Lana. LANA. LANAAAA! (TM2/TP80/BAK/FW9)
Thanks for the good explanation. So 19/19 is width/length. Too bad that I can't use my regular tubo stems. RBT specific stems are quite expensive and hard to get without importing. I guess sanding it down isn't that easy either without the right equipment.
Is there by any chance something available on dhgate in those dimensions? Using the search engine there is kind of an adventure though.
Well I guess the 19/19 form factor is what makes the v2 comparatively small.

I doubt you can find anything 19/19 anywhere if it's not made directly for Splinter... You can also try to wrap an o-ring or something around the joint to help it seal without inserting all the way into the splinter, a little riskier than cutting it down though.
 

SquirrelMaster

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There's been a few Milaana 2's on auction through IG account "rbt.md". I can't recommend the Milaana enough, it's one of my favorites. There are some 3's available on the RBT website as well. The low heat option would be similar to the 2.

The Splinter has the same heater as the Milaana and would also be good affordable choice if you can find a box mod for a good price. RBT devices are something special and I highly recommend them.

I'm totally happy with it. A log vape was really the right choice., at least for satisfying my microdosing needs. I'mt not sure if I'd recommend it to heavy users/macrodosers. Max load I've packed into it was about 0.05 g, usually I pack less and get like 2 nice, milky hits. If I want heavier loads I just take my tubo and d020 bubbler.

I skipped the E-Nano (for now ha) because I was worried it wouldn't be able to keep up with my usage. I opted for an Alphadog which is being built right now and hit a little harder; @arb can confirm.
 
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