That is a sweet sipper rig Splitz it must condense the skim milk blue rather nicely! Is that a side car carb too? Function video please.
Thanks for the props and circle of life story PPN and lazylathe nice to know we still get around even though it's not me getting around like the good ole days.
Biohacker good question thanks for keeping us on it. We did make a couple protos of a next gen VHW cover including one with a quartz inner cover that was really trick, but ran into some tooling and tolerance challenges in how we would ramp production of the piece and amongst other things I've been sidetracked with the overwhelming demand for a pure oil rig so I'll come back to it soon. Shortly though I'll post some pics/vids of the quartz banger that flares to a spherical interface so you can use a non-thermal cyclonic vacuum "carb cap" we're developing or the VHW itself as a thermal cyclonic vaccuum carb cap --- either way we're now dabbing straight oil/wax/shatter/rosin at just slightly above the temps at which we vaporize flowers thanks to optimized flow form physics and thermal dynamics (so little to no thermal degradation like virtually every other dab rig or pen I've ever seen except for the VapeXhale when used lower temp with their oil inserts). So efficient it's insanse. If you've been dreaming for ultra low temp dabs that actually condense and deliver flavor country and a ripful of satisfaction without that heat in the chest heavy weight on the chest the next day drawback get ready to live the dream. It will be compatible with a 16mm ecoil (I like the mini nail from Seattle) for as Jason King one of the few to play with a proto calls it the "two plug dab" or a torch.
Sorry it took so long family!
We are not worthy, we are not worthy!
We miss you Shadow (I presume you are Mark?) So great to see you get on here to represent.
The competition across the market is hotting up! I am personally very interested in owning a VHW soon. But Im not totally decided yet out of the VHW and the new Herborizer Ti, which is a significant upgrade on the original Herborizers.
People talk about the VHW and original Herbos in the same breath, and this alone suggests that the new Herbo is in another class, as it puts the XL firmly into storage according to reports.
I suspect the VHW will be the best vape for my allergies and sensitive lungs. If the Herborizer Ti was all glass, I would choose it for its ease of use, durability, reliablility, and seemingly enormous power.
Also there is virtually no air restriction at all which I prefer to a tight, restrictive air path. I have excellent breath control so can adjust my pull for vapor formation.
However, the reports of the Herborizer Ti are that it doesnt matter how you inhale the vapor is always monstrously thick.
If I didnt have any concerns about breakage and costly replacements, I would be much more decided on the VHW, largely on health grounds with the premise that the neutral polarity may benefit my allergies to weed and vapor when I vaporize.
But also, I like to be up with the new "hip thing", the best of the best etc. What realy strikes me on this forum, is how so many knowledgable seasoned vaporists have completely abandoned the VHW and never even mention it, while their line ups include all the big new names which they rave about every day.
I wonder why they show such little interest in going in the VHW direction again. Maybe it is just ease of use and durability.
I wonder if they could have the hits and the vapor the VHW delivers,,with the ease and durabikity of the other units, would they rate it alongside the top heavy hitters?
I will be formulating some specific questions for the community here to help me make a decision between the 2 vapes, hopefully to understand a bit better why the VHW gets so little mention and interest by the majority of vapor pros chasing the best vapor experience and high.
Ps. I wish I lived in cali Mark then I could come and visit you one day and try the wand for myself in the most excellent company I have no doubt. Huge respect, keep it up!
. I need some vape on that shelf (high end shelf) which looks desertic but I can't spend that much right now ! Next one for sure !
