Been using the Venty for a couple of months now, and it's definitely my vape of choice if I'm with another person (easy to pass & zero learning curve) and / or out & about (not the most pocketable portable ever, but it's fine in a small bag); if I'm at home and solo, I'll usually go with the Anvil and / or Tempest (Anvil wins on microdosing efficiency; Tempest wins on flavor).
Couple of tweaks I've picked up, mostly from here and r/vaporents:
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AVLP dosing caps are a better size (YMMV, but I have a low tolerance and find the S&B caps to be too large) with slightly lower capacity, fit the width of the oven better, and have smaller perforations so they don't let as many particles out (side note: you may occasionally have to lever the cap out of the chamber with the flat part of the S&B pick tool if you let the cap cool down in there, but it comes out easily)
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This pill case holds all six dosing caps (I think it could be the tiniest bit narrower, since there's a bit of play and the caps can go in at an angle if you drop them in one at a time instead of stacking them)
- It turned into summer over the past couple of days, and I noticed the stock mouthpiece getting pretty hot after a while (hot enough that it's uncomfortable on the lips); the
Simrell Venty MP adapter makes the Venty compatible with any DV-sized stem / body
- I can't say enough good things about the stem I got from
@khelek41girl (KGWoodcrafts); it fits the Venty adapter perfectly, has an airport for optional extra cooling, and is strikingly gorgeous. I filled it with a few boro balls held in place with a screen for additional cooling