I follow ssv_steve_elev8 on IG and saw that he was promoting a new pen that 7th Floor is carrying, the Wax Maxer. He 'made' (which I believe means designed... perhaps @Vitolo would have more information?) the top portion that fits on a box mod (or other 510 thread mod) and had a ceramic well type atty so it intrigued me. I've always been partial to the Puffco Plus that has a similar atty.
So they are having a promo launch sale right now where you can buy the top portion (which needs a box mod or the battery they supply for it) for $40. The battery is an additional $30 and the box mod an additional $55. I went with the 510 battery they supply. If using a box mod, they recommend you use it within 5.5 15 watts)
As you can see they have included a little silicone lined concentrate container that screws onto the end of the battery they supply.
The above pic is a bit misleading as to it's size.... here is a pic with a Bic lighter for size reference (and if you don't think it was hard to find a lighter in this non combustion home....
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It's got some heft to it. I was a bit surprised at how much it weighs.
So the heater is what everyone wants to know about, I'm sure, lol. They've done something a bit different from the Puffco atty and put a little 'moat' around a raised portion of ceramic. The raised portion is the part that appears to get hot... you can see the coils underneath glowing. I'm not sure how I feel about this feature yet... it seems that the concentrate puddles down there but so far I've gotten consistent hits until the end of my session without losing flavor. That's a plus. The heater is designed to 'last longer and run at a lower temperature.' It is a 'no leak design.' There are no air holes in the bottom of the heater. Per their instructions, the heater features "the Turbulator' with is designed to put fresh air directly on top of your concentrates so that it vaporizes effective and efficiently" The heater is replaceable.
They recommend putting in no more than a pea size amount of concentrate.
The mouthpiece pulls out and has a built in dab tool... this tool is not removable from the mouthpiece. You just replace the mouthpiece to toke.
There is a built in 'levee' that prevents oils running up into the mouthpiece. You can also see the 'baffle' for air intake in this pic. And you can also see the tip of the dab tool...
According to 7th Floor, all parts of the Wax Maxer (except the battery) can be cleaned. They recommend using 91% ISO. From their instructions, "Unscrew the top of the Wax Maxer from the bottom, then remove the heater by unscrewing it from the bottom of the heating chamber. Next remove the mouthpiece/dabber by twisting and pulling up. Place all parts into a small container and pour enough ISO to fully cover and allow to soak. Use a cotton swab to remove any concentrates that do notfully dissolve. Remove all parts from the alcohol and allow to fully dry for at least 1 hour, then reassemble.
DO NOT PUT YOUR BATTERY IN ALCOHOL."
It comes in a nice little carrying case; about the size of a sunglasses case...
All in all I think it's a pretty good bargain (especially at the introductory price) for a nice wax pen. The flavor is much better than any coil type atty I've tried and rivals the Puffco plus. So far I give it a thumb's up.
So they are having a promo launch sale right now where you can buy the top portion (which needs a box mod or the battery they supply for it) for $40. The battery is an additional $30 and the box mod an additional $55. I went with the 510 battery they supply. If using a box mod, they recommend you use it within 5.5 15 watts)
As you can see they have included a little silicone lined concentrate container that screws onto the end of the battery they supply.
The above pic is a bit misleading as to it's size.... here is a pic with a Bic lighter for size reference (and if you don't think it was hard to find a lighter in this non combustion home....
It's got some heft to it. I was a bit surprised at how much it weighs.
So the heater is what everyone wants to know about, I'm sure, lol. They've done something a bit different from the Puffco atty and put a little 'moat' around a raised portion of ceramic. The raised portion is the part that appears to get hot... you can see the coils underneath glowing. I'm not sure how I feel about this feature yet... it seems that the concentrate puddles down there but so far I've gotten consistent hits until the end of my session without losing flavor. That's a plus. The heater is designed to 'last longer and run at a lower temperature.' It is a 'no leak design.' There are no air holes in the bottom of the heater. Per their instructions, the heater features "the Turbulator' with is designed to put fresh air directly on top of your concentrates so that it vaporizes effective and efficiently" The heater is replaceable.
They recommend putting in no more than a pea size amount of concentrate.
The mouthpiece pulls out and has a built in dab tool... this tool is not removable from the mouthpiece. You just replace the mouthpiece to toke.
There is a built in 'levee' that prevents oils running up into the mouthpiece. You can also see the 'baffle' for air intake in this pic. And you can also see the tip of the dab tool...
According to 7th Floor, all parts of the Wax Maxer (except the battery) can be cleaned. They recommend using 91% ISO. From their instructions, "Unscrew the top of the Wax Maxer from the bottom, then remove the heater by unscrewing it from the bottom of the heating chamber. Next remove the mouthpiece/dabber by twisting and pulling up. Place all parts into a small container and pour enough ISO to fully cover and allow to soak. Use a cotton swab to remove any concentrates that do notfully dissolve. Remove all parts from the alcohol and allow to fully dry for at least 1 hour, then reassemble.
DO NOT PUT YOUR BATTERY IN ALCOHOL."
It comes in a nice little carrying case; about the size of a sunglasses case...
All in all I think it's a pretty good bargain (especially at the introductory price) for a nice wax pen. The flavor is much better than any coil type atty I've tried and rivals the Puffco plus. So far I give it a thumb's up.