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Image 1 — Tempest 2 Slim
Image 2 — Tempest 2 Slim

Tempest 2 Slim

-0.05g bowl option
-Improved ball screen tracks
-Improved bowl locking grooves and castle
-Enhanced heat distribution for full bowl extractions

u/B0087355 — 7 hours ago

New debowlers design

On my quest to producing enough debowlers to sell them, I'm still experimenting with form...
Eucalyptus with shellac and carnauba wax.

u/CostoLulu — 3 hours ago
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venty caps don’t last long

how to make venty caps last longer?

my tolerance is really low after coming back after a 20 or so year break 😂 but the caps in the venty are really not lasting me long

I’ve tried different temps but maybe after about 8 mins they get spent and i’m pretty high

don’t seem to get much cloud unless i take deep draws so I’ve been doing that, kinda experimenting with temps from 160-205c, think 175c is a good starting spot, i do have the airflow fully open

i know people say not to use the caps but they are so convenient i really want to keep using them just need to adjust to get a longer chill session rather than quickly high

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u/Latter_Difference836 — 9 hours ago

Never gone back to smoking since I began vaping 2 years ago

I only smoke a joint or blunt in occasion with friends but other then that this is the best way to consume flower in my opinion!!

u/Fun_Phrase5063 — 16 hours ago

Pimping my Rogue

Shout out to Delta Studios for helping me pimp my Rogue. I got a dope MMSmetalworks cooling stem and a custom case made with a second slot so I can carry my tools. Whatever you can imagine Mike can create. Super happy with this lil travel pack.

u/Reign712 — 12 hours ago

Tempest 2 lives up to the hype

Blown away by this thing. I tried to quit bong rips a year ago so bought a mighty. Awesome little device but I couldn’t stand how long it would take to get through a bowl so I gave it away to a friend and went back to the bong.

Read about this thing on here and it only had rave reviews so thought I should try it. Man is it insane. I use the default bowl size and it gets me higher than a full bowl bong rip. The efficiency is unbelievable, I’m going to save a ton of weed while getting more ripped than the bong and I can finally quit smoking.

Also it’s nice to have a device that will hopefully last a really long time, i don’t see any possible failure points and it’s modular anyways if anything needs to be replaced.

u/Pilkyton1 — 23 hours ago

Mobile setup

Its my wife’s chemo day so its car sesh day what your mobile or out and about go to setup or device? Theres mine I call the wise guys but im missing one member he will join the family some day

u/floorDUH904 — 24 hours ago

The Firewood 11. Man does she rip.

Just wanted to put pen to paper on some thoughts about this uniquely badass device and the experience I've had getting to know it better, particularly as I've learned its nuances coming from more of the traditional session vaping world (Air Max/Mighty) and butane stick world (Woodwynd/M7 Dynavap). Massive S/O to u/highartisan_ for the incredibly crafted terp pill stem that has unlocked the full spectrum of usage for this beast while allowing me to tame it pretty well with a few interesting techniques and tips/tricks I'll detail for y'all below.

First things first - don't do what I did. This is in no way, shape, or form meant to scare you from using the device. You SHOULD buy this thing and learn from the mistakes I already made. Before I got my terp pill stem and WPA, I would run this thing through the native stem all the way up to 420. To be clear, it won't create any long-term damage but I would not recommend doing this. The human respiratory tract is quite durable but I'll say not knowing what I was doing, I set myself into pure edible land for a good week+ not knowing where the proper temperatures should be capped with the stock glass stem that the device comes with. My experience and testing shows that 350 F on back-to-back hits in session style, or 360 F with intentional fluttering (more on that below) and/or one-off hits in true on demand style is as hot as I'd ever run it with the stock stem - we'll get to a core concept of thermal drift when we get into the terp pill stem below. Even if you curl your tongue up to block the jet stream of hot air, 370 just won't be cool enough for the stock stem to offload heat adequately without terp pills or more length and you will feel the raw stripping power of convection air in your throat, in my case especially the top of the mouth - again, I've learned as I've gone with this one.

Which brings me to my second point - fluttering. I've found this to be the true unlock for this device not only because it enables you to use the stock stem more comfortably for back to back hits, but also because of the flavor unlock. I'll typically start a draw a two or three seconds after the at-temp buzz without heat soaking much, start pulling slow for about 4 seconds, release the button for about 3 while still drawing air in, and then hit the button again for another 3-4 seconds before clearing the remaining vapor out after releasing for the last couple seconds. I gradually increase my airspeed over this entire process from very slow initially to medium-medium fast and frankly the combo of fluttering plus air speed increase yields insane clouds, even at 350 F. You gain incredibly pure flavor while also maintaining cooling without notably dampening the cloud yield. When using the stock stem, I would recommend always using some variant of this strategy. Thermal drift occurs when your baseline temp across multiple back-to-back bowls actually increases up to 15 F higher than what you've set the temp at and occurs most pointedly when you do NOT flutter. This is the caution I’d recommend keeping in mind while running 360 on back to backs if you're not intentionally fluttering the hit, as it'll push you into 370+ throat stripping land.

Which brings me to my High Artisan stem. I can't even begin to stress enough how much you should consider purchasing an after-market stem for the Firewood. All of the limitations that I described before in terms of temp capping pretty much go away when you swap out from the stock stem. I'd say that 380 and above is a bit "dry" on the mouth and throat while 370 fully extracts out the heavier caryophelline, humulene, CBN, etc comfortably to the extent you don't really need to go any higher than that temp unless you want to clear a bowl in one go - for that use case I'd recommend running at 390 F min / 400 F max using the WPA on a glass piece with a minimal amount of water to ensure hydration for comfort. Does this put 380 F in a bit of a no-mans land? Kinda. You don't get the extraction strength to clear the bowl in one go but also mute out most of the flavor, so wouldn't recommend unless you decide to run a temp step from 360 up to 380 with the WPA in lieu of a 390 one-hit wonder. I’ve personally had better experience temp stepping from 350 to 370 using the high artisan stem w/o needing to hook up to a rig, so take that for what you will.

To that point, 90+% of the time I'm using just my High Artisan stem, whereas the stock stem is nice for hikes where I wouldn't even dare to possibly break my nice stem, and WPA is solid for one-hit extractions in the realm of something like a ball vape. The level of versatility, convenience, the range of use cases, and the organic feel of holding something hand-crafted from wood in my hand has been a refreshing change-up to my routine while still enabling remarkably effective “pseudo” session usage like I’m used to with the hybrid heating ceramic bowl, with the option to simply take one-off hits purely convectively in a way a session vape would never accommodate.

Can’t recommend picking up one of these enough, and I’m really curious to hear folks’ experiences with the updated model (main difference is it uses a quartz bowl as opposed to ceramic so the thermal retention I imagine should be lower). Hopefully this is helpful to someone somewhere out there. The Firewood has far exceeded my expectations and become my daily driver, and I’m sure it could easily fill that same role for you too. Happy vaping y'all!

u/OkParking5328 — 20 hours ago

Grinder?

Alright so Ive been using the Tempest 2 and M7xl for about a week and a half now. I got them both around the same time and Im loving both of them. Been having fantastic results regardless of which I grab. I wanted to ask what grinder do you guys gravitate to? I've been using the cheapest grinder in the world that came from a local head shop. I can quite literally see the paint and material chipping off more and more now (which can't be good). Im not that educated on grinders so I'm deciding between a Santa Cruz or Flowermill. Would love all recommendations.. Heard people talking about BCG as well

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Pharaoh Prototypes! 1, 2 or 3 🤔

1 and 3 both have the XL bowls 8×12 , number 2 has an XW ( extra wide , 9.2mm , to accept standard screens )

All made from grade 23 6al4v ELI titanium. All fit standard vapcaps 🫡

u/Vegetable_Huge — 2 days ago

New Vaporizer after 8 years

8 years ago I got the Dynavap Vapcap M after I tried out my friends mighty which slowly evolved over the years.

First I upgraded the tip with the dynavap titanium tip cuz it cools down faster, is lighter and has adjustable bowlsize so I can put less in.

Then 5 years ago i replaced the body with the Simrell XL mate Green Vortex & Intercooler so my vapor became smoother and then 3 years ago I got the Simrell FMJ upgrade for the full extraction.

The last days I was mindstorming about upgrading to a "modern" Vaporzer and at the end I had to decide between the Simrell Titan and the Mad Heaters Tempest 2.

Some say the Titan is better cuz more taste and higher build quality (AAAAAAAAAAMMMEEEEERICAN TITAN) and some say the Tempest 2 is better cuz of the balls mod support and easier emptying the bowl but at the end both are high-end devices.

I decided to get the Tempest 2 cuz the Titan costs twice the Tempest 2 price here in germany and now it arrived :3

Cant wait to try it out!

Do you perhaps have any tips and tricks for me?

I always used a tripple flame torch for the normal cap of my vapcap and a single torch when using the FM

Ive read to heat the Tempest 2 till it clicks 2 times and then look at the indicator moving and when it stops heat it again till it moves till the 2nd mark and let it move itself till 2,5. With the Bowl air vents open and the bodys vents closed and then slowly inhale.

u/Hanfos — 2 days ago

Has anyone any experience with the magic stone vape and how does it compare to the lotus or camoulet convector?

The vape looks awesome and all but does it perform as well as other vapes?

I typically enjoy conduction style devices but would love to be able to love using this.

Does anyone know any other flame powered devices that may not be so well known?

u/hyjlnx — 1 day ago

I got my first dhv.

Made by Ooze and cost me only $30 teach me everything I need to know about dry herb vaping. I’m trying to quit carts cuz I cough so hard and same dabs

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u/butters2stotch — 1 day ago

What should I do with my UniDyn?

My first DHV was a UniDyn. The learning curve was steep and, honestly, I never got there with a torch. Bought a wand and that helped with consistency, but I was never wowed. I even bought a Simrell intercooler and stinger mouthpiece for it. Those helped, but once I bought a Simrell Ti I haven’t used the Uni since. I now have the Ti, and Hydro, and a TM2. Needless to say, the dynavap just sits in my kit and never comes out of the tube I store it in. I think I have the stick vape covered with the Simrell, and currently they all take a back seat to the Hydro (both wet and dry). That little thing just works for me.

So, what should I do with it? Since it’s one piece, I don’t think I can do much with it. Thinking I should just gift it to someone, but I wonder if there’s something I not thinking of.

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u/Live_Oak123 — 1 day ago

YLL IH practically dead on arrival

I got a YLL IH 3.0 and new Molicel 21700 P45B batteries. Charged those fully using the YLL device and provided cable and had no problem with that. Then did one test cycle at low power (60W for 25 seconds) on my Tempest 2 to dry it out after deep cleaning as per manual. That worked fine, the IH heated, tempest sizzled, then YLL gave timeout message. I turned the YLL device off and put it away.

That was yesterday. Today day I go to turn it on and it's unresponsive. Simply no change when I press the power button any amount of times or holding. I plug it in wondering if batteries drained somehow and no response. I put spare new 21700 batteries in and plugged in and no response. To check if it's just the screen that's dead, I did the turn on sequence (press small middle button 3 times within 2 seconds) then pressed middle button and left button together which would normally turn on heating chamber light - still no response.

My YLL induction heater seems to have become a brick after one heating cycle. It has not been used to heat any herb yet. Any ideas on troubleshooting? I wrote to VGear where I got it by haven't heard back.

Alternatively, welcoming suggestions on reliable butane torches that work for T2 that I could look for locally 🙃

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u/ElementreeCr0 — 2 days ago

My self-contained outdoor Ball Vape setup.

I took a Vices ball vape and built a box for it... this is my outdoor home setup. It is travel friendly but I still prefer traveling with something like a Mighty+.

u/BBirdSanctuary — 2 days ago