its… basic. about as basic as it can be. I built it with about $50 worth of supplies and kind of just wanted to see if i could do it. It is way easier than using a torch, no more buying fuel for it.m Bets benefit is that I can warm it one handed and still play a game or scroll my phone or something at the same time.
The commercial ones are still really bulky, and very expensive. The one I built is def still desktop necessary, but I also would love to make myself a portable one
Just speaking from my experience with the Wand, it has a pair of 18650 Li-ion batteries in it, which kind of limits how small it can get (and I get the impression the Wand struggles when compared with an induction heater that works on AC wall power.) Induction heaters use a huge amount of power, so I get the feeling that limits how much it can be miniaturized.
Vaping for me too. I got a Dynavap and built an induction heater to heat it up. But I do also have bongs on the weekends at times.
+1 for the dynavap, feels like the cleanest way to consume it and it satisfies the dry herb efficiency nerd in me lol
Me too! I’ve been making a lot of use of my Dynavap M. Got an Ispire Wand to induction-heat it.
How’s the ih you built? I wish there was a very tiny battery one. The smallest I’ve seen is that ufo one and it’s still too big for a pocket.
its… basic. about as basic as it can be. I built it with about $50 worth of supplies and kind of just wanted to see if i could do it. It is way easier than using a torch, no more buying fuel for it.m Bets benefit is that I can warm it one handed and still play a game or scroll my phone or something at the same time.
The commercial ones are still really bulky, and very expensive. The one I built is def still desktop necessary, but I also would love to make myself a portable one
Just speaking from my experience with the Wand, it has a pair of 18650 Li-ion batteries in it, which kind of limits how small it can get (and I get the impression the Wand struggles when compared with an induction heater that works on AC wall power.) Induction heaters use a huge amount of power, so I get the feeling that limits how much it can be miniaturized.