As are not doctors we can not say for sure. But what we can say is most solvents like butane evaporate almost instantly. Propane has been used as a solvent for decades. These solvents are removed so in theory both are the same, but you get more bang for you $ with solvent extracted products. …
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No, each banger is kinda unique. For instance, a typical carb cap will not work with a turp slurper. A long-nosed carb cap will not fit in the quartz Silver Surfer Dab dish. We do find that on average a 25mm carb cap is normal with a standard 25-32mm banger being normal. Most will interchange …
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You can pretty much use the same cleaner on quartz as you can borosilicate glass.
There are a lot of benefits. We save money! We actually are making a smaller carbon footprint as once the machines are made, we just pay for the electricity to make the oxygen. This saves fuel in delivery charges, labor charges and taxes. This also is safer as we do not have any liquid or …
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This is filled after the rig is made. It is done a lot like our glycerin tubes were made. It takes a lot of skill
Yes we can. It has to be clean and we charge $100 an hour.
Yes, we do this always when we fume. We use 24k gold. You could also electroform the pipe. It would be expensive, but gold is the most malleable element so you could get it 1 atom thick. But this is what fuming is actually.
Any rig you love is best for dabs. Recyclers are sold as the best as they cost more. They are SUPER NEAT but will function as well as a small beaker. The more percolation, the more the vapor is cooled. Really for dabs you need to look at the percs. If they are small they …
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Glass frit is more for adding color than adding texture, although yes it does add texture. Sandblasting can be done to add texture although not a material Using a knife or any metal object while hot to sculpt it can add texture although not a material Rolling on a frog pin pad
Because they are made in the USA and they have a brand name. All this costs money.