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Vape WoodScents Titanium AromaLog Diffuser - Eds TnT
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Bringing this portion of your post over to the WS thread (so as not to derail the DV thread...
)I have had no issues using the WS without my hands when it's resting upside down on a bubbler. In this vid I'm using a standard stem rather than the WonG and it's still staying up there. There's a point where I hit the cord and it gets a little wobbly.. but it stays on there.
Chandler
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Ahhhh @momofthegoons porn so early in the morning? not ususually my thing.
You're making me jealous. Thank you for that demonstration of technique! I see what you mean now... I hope mine can stand up strong... I'm talking bout C-150!
This is what fellow vape enthusiast sneaky Pete had to say regarding my lil buddy C-150:
Me: Did you have any issues at all using your C-150 with WS. Did the WS make it top heavy at all, enough to cause any issues?
SP:As a general practice I wouldn’t recommend leaving a vape on a water piece unattended, especially one that is plugged in. While using it in general though no it’s pretty light and a very centred piece when it’s up there, that’s the only water piece I use that one with, might actually pull that out right now haha!
You're making me jealous. Thank you for that demonstration of technique! I see what you mean now... I hope mine can stand up strong... I'm talking bout C-150!
This is what fellow vape enthusiast sneaky Pete had to say regarding my lil buddy C-150:
Me: Did you have any issues at all using your C-150 with WS. Did the WS make it top heavy at all, enough to cause any issues?
SP:As a general practice I wouldn’t recommend leaving a vape on a water piece unattended, especially one that is plugged in. While using it in general though no it’s pretty light and a very centred piece when it’s up there, that’s the only water piece I use that one with, might actually pull that out right now haha!
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Bit hard to hang onto when doing the following;
I never hang onto any vape while on a bong as I have a bum left shoulder that aches too much for the amount of work it would have to do, I also never twirl the WS while taking a hit and my ABV is always even.
I never hang onto any vape while on a bong as I have a bum left shoulder that aches too much for the amount of work it would have to do, I also never twirl the WS while taking a hit and my ABV is always even.
Stevenski
Enter the Dragon
Bear in mind not all tips are created equal. That is a G2 tip that was slightly modified to fit. The latest gen tips are slightly loose (still perfectly fine) but the example I posted was far more extreme than one would ever be using the WS normally. I tend to use smaller glass so stability is not much of an issue with me. So long as it does not tip over on the table I am happy.
Chandler
Member
Interesting. I hope mine fits like a tight glove Similar to your own
Stevenski
Enter the Dragon
My latest gen tip fits just fine. It is just slightly looser than the G2 & to a lesser extent G4 tips. Your WS will be perfectly secure & stable on the tip. I am talking about a difference of like .1mm or something.
Chandler
Member
Stevenski
Enter the Dragon
I have been on rations this week & will be until the magic happens. I have exclusively used my WS all week & I cannot believe how miserly it is with the bud. One of the forgotten aspects of log vapes is just how efficient they are. A tiny sprinkle that makes one huge bong rip.
@arb had a tooth extracted. You can develop dry socket if you vape afterwards.
I don't know about 'purer' extraction... but you will certainly have a flameless extraction.
And depending on how much you pack into your stem it can be more of a convection experience in that you have a bit more air flow. Plus there's just something about holding a log vape... taking care of the wood... it's a 'warm' experience. Not everyone 'gets' it... in their search for the perfect vape the log vape is often overlooked. People don't want the cord or to fuss with learning the small tricks of usage (not that there are a lot). My go to line is always a comparison between doing shots of tequila and sipping a fine wine. Log vapes are 'sipping' vapes.... you sit and leisurely sip at them rather than getting a quick blast to the face like a dab will do.
Lol.. okay.. I'm doing a little pre-coffee rambling
felvapes
Well-Known Member
See I think the tips in gogs are like cones combusting@arb had a tooth extracted. You can develop dry socket if you vape afterwards.
I don't know about 'purer' extraction... but you will certainly have a flameless extraction.
Plus there's just something about holding a log vape... taking care of the wood... it's a 'warm' experience. Not everyone 'gets' it... in their search for the perfect vape the log vape is often overlooked. People don't want the cord or to fuss with learning the small tricks of usage (not that there are a lot). My go to line is always a comparison between doing shots of tequila and sipping a fine wine. Log vapes are 'sipping' vapes.... you sit and leisurely sip at them rather than getting a quick blast to the face like a dab will do.
Lol.. okay.. I'm doing a little pre-coffee rambling
Quite a good buzz through water as can pull a load in a few tokes
Just a few learning curves and not too much as you say
I like the log
As an ex bonghead it replaces well
If using the stems maybe a sipper
My Vas may have been slower if I had a WS first....
The price deterred me for a while and others when I suggest one to replace their cones
But I believe it would convert most cone smokers quicker
I think DV and mighty are good joint converters
I generally use direct draw (as opposed to using with water) so yes.... that does make a huge difference. Through water the WS can be a beast.
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