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This is for discussion on dry herb vaporizers and showing off your setups.

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Sales thread (self.vaporents)
submitted 1 year ago by SpezCanLigmaBalls to c/vaporents
 
 

I wanted to create a pinned sales thread. If you ever see something on sale feel free to put it here in the comments.

It would also be appreciated when you comment with the sale if you could recommend a specific vaporizer from them or a couple and give detail about each.

Who knows, someone might just buy their first vaporizer from your comment🙂

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submitted 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago) by SpezCanLigmaBalls to c/vaporents
 
 

Dynavap

Arizer

If there are anymore communities that others have made let me know and I can get a mega thread going with all the links. I want to make this as easy as possible for everyone that is coming over.

If you have suggestions for other communities I could make relating to vaporizers I’d be more than happy to create one for you all.

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General discussion (self.vaporents)
submitted 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago) by SpezCanLigmaBalls to c/vaporents
 
 

This is a thread for discussion about anything. I just want to start it off with some questions!

What vapes do you all own and how often do you use each?

I have an Arizer EQ, a couple dynavaps and a bb9 for my bong, and a solo 2.

Currently I mostly use the solo 2. I haven’t used my EQ in a while. Right now I’m currently more a in bed vape person and I like temp control.

If my solo 2 is dead I will use my bb9 with my glass. I haven’t used my actual dynavaps in a while.

I use CBG,CBD, and THC. How about you?

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Dynavap m7xl Rosium (lemmy.world)
submitted 1 month ago by Smokeydope to c/vaporents
 
 
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I wanted to share my current vaporizer setup with you guys.

To start, heres synthetic ruby balls over ceramic heater set to max temp.

Next is a custom herb extraction chamber device made from an omega wand, modified dynavap fat mouthpiece, and diy nectar collector herb chamber.

The extraction device inserts into the EQ forming an air tight seal with glass adapter. The herb chamber sits directly above the ruby heater balls.

Finally some glass is added on top. Arizer solo stems work well.

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Share your most commonly used pieces!

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Hey, I'd like to replace my Healthy Rips Rouge in the near future, as the battery is holding less and less charge. I'd appreciate some recommendations for buying in the EU.

What I like:

  • easy to clean, options for attachments
  • usb c
  • very basic ux
  • ability to use dosing capsules, very nice for cleaning and using on the go

What I dislike:

  • non replaceable battery
  • a bit too chunky

Thank you!

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Hey so I have one of these

I've run into an issue recently where one of the cartridges that I purchased for it doesn't fit properly (the cartridge in question has a flat mouthpiece that is longer than the normal round versions, and when you screw it all the way in it doesn't line up exactly flat to allow the case to fit over it). That's disappointing. I didn't realize this would even be an issue or something that I should have to look out for. It still works (mostly), but I think I'm also getting a lot of air in the draw as well which definitely affects the quality/useability.

So, all that being said, I think I'd like to get something that's a bit better quality and possibly more universal design. I like the pocket-able design of the current model and the fact that it's discreet. So, I'd just like to know what are some of your favorite models like this or what's the next step up in quality. Thanks!

Also,

USB-C please!

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From what I understand, decarboxylation is the key to making Fly Agaric safe and hallucinogenic, and given vaping decarbs cannabis, I figure it might do the same.

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dyna stuff (sh.itjust.works)
submitted 2 months ago by [email protected] to c/vaporents
 
 
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submitted 4 months ago* (last edited 4 months ago) by [email protected] to c/vaporents
 
 

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HLT (HighLighter/HighLightTED) is a little DIY vape I helped design back in 2021. Uses a halogen bulb for heat and boro beads as a heat sink.

The wood outer is an Amazon pepper grinder. Was a fun project and it still punches just below a ball vape.

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submitted 5 months ago* (last edited 5 months ago) by [email protected] to c/vaporents
 
 

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submitted 5 months ago* (last edited 5 months ago) by [email protected] to c/vaporents
 
 

I've been trying to help kick start this community off. This is my first time really posting, I was always a lurker. I was trying to think of things I could post about daily and was planning to do an in-depth series of guides on ball vapes(which I will continue to generate). The problem I have with that is ball vapes are still very new, with them still pretty early in development there many dents to hammer out. They don't appeal to everyone and it's 100% understandable, I was turned off by the complexity when I first saw them and pretty much wrote them off (glad I looked back into them though). So I wanted to try to throw posts up on a variety of dry herb vaporizering topics, this one will appeal to people who want a heavy hitter ball vape adjacent device without any of the downsides of ball vapes. The Vapor Brothers VB1.5 I DON'T OWN THIS DEVICE

At a Glance

  • Easy setup, plug-N-play whip desktop vape

+Safe, very shielded from burning anything

  • Pure convective heating

+Can leave on all day

  • Reliability, vapor brothers has been around forever and make a good product

+3 ball materials (zirconia, alumina, or boro glass) and 2 ball size options 3 or 4mm

+Can retrofit VB1.0

-Hits very hard but not as hard as a ball vape

-once you select your material it doesn't look easy to change it out

-Can't set exact temp, uses dial instead

-Can't have a portable head, will be entirely desktop

This is basically just the OG Vapor Brothers desktop but they changed the steam to include balls that you choose (see above for materials/size) so it seems like a hybrid ball vape/desktop device. Reviews seem solid, people report it hits almost as hard as ball vapes. This seems like a great middle ground bridging desktop and ball vapes, unlike ball vapes though this is a plug and play device with little to no safety concerns comparatively. It looks like you can pick them up for around $300 depending on what you choose, not a bad price point imo. You could get cheaper ballers but you could also get way more expensive ones. They can also retrofit an old VB1.0 and convert it to the VB1.5 for $125 which I thought was pretty neat. I don't think the stems/balls can be easily changed out but I could be dead wrong on that and of course no things that are for ball vapes will work with this. The only other downside I see to this is no precise temp control, other than this looks like a phenomenal device!

Image from vaporbrothers.com/VB15

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An absolute beast of a vape. Especially considering the lack of wires which basically just lets me carry it around my apartment very easily. I love it.

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I saw this picture of the internal heating elements of the mighty. I hadn't seen it before so I wanted to share!

Pretty neat: you can see the thermocouple in the bottom left of the heating chamber to track temp, the air path spirals up the element picking up convective heat, and you can see the hottest spot is in contact with the herb bowl which gives it the conductive heating. Superbly designed device!

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I cleaned my glass for the weekend (ignore down stem haha) and wanted to share a picture of my daily driver setup! Just a TM2, glass bowl with 14mm connector, and an Orb water piece. I hope everyone is having a relaxing weekend!

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submitted 5 months ago* (last edited 5 months ago) by [email protected] to c/vaporents
 
 

So I've used portables for years and desktops a few times. The last couple years I've kept reading about ball vapes and they sounded cool but honestly I got intimidated and stopped looking into it. There are so many options and components and you have to worry about compatibility etc.... Well I hope to make a series of posts addressing all of this to help other people be more comfortable approaching getting a ball vape!

At a glance, what is a ball vape? Simply put a ball vape heats up an e-nail, that then heats up a metal or glass housing, that houses hundreds of 2-4mm balls (where the name comes from). These balls are made from materials that have good heat retention properties, silicon carbide(SiC), ruby (corundum), alumina, zirconia, and many more. These balls heat up as well and when you draw air though the balls the air heats up and passes though the herb vaporizering it.

What's the benefits? The reason small 2-4mm balls or jewels(lil diamond shapes) are used is because they have a large surface area compared to larger (5+mm) shapes and you can get a higher packing density(more balls/volume). This heats the air passing though very uniformly, leading to a much more uniform extraction (less green and black ABV). It also allows for a very open airpath, while being able to maintain temperature. The housing and balls (often referred to as a head assembly) have a huge thermal mass so you can rip the hell out of a ball vape and the heat will keep up! A ball vape offers a one hit extraction from flower, kinda like dabbing flower if that makes sense.

There are three main components you need to start a ball vape setup:

-PID controller

-a coil that is compatible with the PID

-a head assembly that fits the above coil and balls

The rest is a bowl, bong, and any adapters you want. These depend on injector vs difussion style but that goes past the scope of this post.

All of this is just a very general picture of a ball vape written as succinctly as possible. I will dive much deeper into the setups, parts, and adapters in future posts.

Image from tools420 site in comments, I just wrote over it.

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submitted 5 months ago* (last edited 5 months ago) by [email protected] to c/vaporents
 
 

Just a quick guide to help anyone understand some of the differences between conduction and convection vaporizers. Hopefully it helps people make informed decisions on what types of vapes they want!

At a glance:

Convection

+More even extraction

+Better flavor

+Lower combustion risk

+Better for on demand large rips

+Less stirring needed


Conduction

+Larger clouds

+Better heat retention

+Designs are more compact

+Cheaper

+Better for long vape session/ sharing


What's the difference?

Conductive heating is heat that is transferred though being in physical contact between solid objects. Thus a conductive vape is a vape where flower is in direct contact with a heat source.

By contrast convective heating is heat that is transferred though gases. Thus convective heating heats the air that then travels through and heats the flower.

Most portables and devices in general are hybrids where some part of the bowl heats up and the air that passes though the herb is heated, the mighty perfect example of a hybrid device. Pure devices exist of course, the Tinymight 2 is purely convection. Pure conduction is a little rarer or at least I haven't personally come across as many pure conduction devices, I believe the starry 4 is a pure conduction portable.

*That is not my picture, I got it from the Wikipedia page on heat transfer.

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Better sessions (self.vaporents)
submitted 6 months ago by Zenjal to c/vaporents
 
 

Ahoy hoy!

For 4/20 I got a great deal on an arizer XQ2 an was excited to try it out but after 5 sessions I feel like I'm doin somthin wrong as Im getting a lil vapor an some taste but thas about it. Last 2 bowls I used the larger bowl filled at half way, because it's closer to the heat, I'm preheatin for 5-20 minutes, and am startin at 450f, an still is not givin much. I'm not expectin big ol vape juice clouds, but I get more out of my 501 cartridges an the high is not on the same level, any suggestions?

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The magic flight introduced me to the world of vaping more then 10 years ago. I was traveling for work alot and it was a great companion.

Today I use the Plenty, but most of the time I just handle it like Lebowski.

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I want to see this community grow so I want to start creating some content here. What's everyone's favorite vape here? Could be model specific or vague like portable, conduction, analog, etc... Preach your favorite way to vaporize!

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I have an OG mighty from 2017 and accidentally dropped it the other day, causing one of the shell's tabs to snap and leaving a gap in the body between the pieces which slightly exposes the top of one of the batteries. I've been looking for a replacement shell since the rest of the vaporizer is in great shape, and I just replaced the batteries in it about 18 months ago. I did find a seller on Etsy calle ETNAMAKER who makes replacement shells for the Mighty that have been made out of wood. I haven't been able to find anyone selling a plastic replacement case or even a 3d model that I could print out (no I won't use PLA for it). For now I've added a zip tie to keep the case held together and it's working well.

Does anyone have any ideas where I could get a replacement shell for my Mighty so I can get a few more years out of it?

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