WoodPacker

[Chris@420Eng]

Today, I want to introduce you to my all-in-one bowl-packing solution.

The WoodPacker consists of four elements:

• Scoop
• Tamper
• Stir Tool
• Magnet

The stir tool can be extended using a slider and is returned to its original position by spring force.
This motion resembles a woodpecker tapping on wood, which inspired its name.

When fully extended, the needle has a length of approximately 15 mm.
The tamper section covers the bowl while stirring, helping to prevent herbs from spilling.

The length of the WoodPacker is sufficient for use with our glass bowls.

The magnet can be easily removed if not needed.

The tamper has a diameter of 9.5 mm.

The plastic part is used as a transport safeguard.
In the image, it is only there to activate the spring force.

All WoodPackers are also available as simple scoops with a magnet.

Let me know what you think. Every feedback is welcome!

 

[Flotsam]

interesting design. No mention of cost, is that established yet?

 

[Grass Yes]

interesting design. No mention of cost, is that established yet?

WoodPacker & Scoops

The CouchLog is a handcrafted vaporizer made in the Black Forest, Germany. This little beast can produce the thickest and tastiest clouds you can imagine. It offers an unmatched level of flavour and efficiency for log vaporisers. The CouchLog doesn’t require any drawing or handling techniques.

420eng.com

 

[eyevape]

I like it! Not really understanding the magnet though. As an Anvil lover I’d wish for a strong circular magnet at the stir tool end instead. Being it a ring the stir tool still can go through.

 

[Grass Yes]

I like it! Not really understanding the magnet though. As an Anvil lover I’d wish for a strong circular magnet at the stir tool end instead.

A lot of CouchLog fans have a metal vaping surface that keeps the vape secure. This magnet would keep the tool from rolling away, I believe.

 

[eyevape]

A lot of CouchLog fans have a metal vaping surface that keeps the vape secure. This magnet would keep the tool from rolling away, I believe.

Interesting, thanks. Imagining I‘m one of those users, I‘d still prefer to have the magnet at the end in order to have the scoop in an upright position. This takes less space and makes it more comfortable to grab imo.