What is the diameter of the filter for the Aeropress? I was thinking of getting one and dropping 2.5 micron filters in the bottom.
Mornin people... did a black cavendish/cherry in 100VG with the MW burst method... juice flavor ( drip on tip of finger taste test) is wonderful, plenty of cherry along with a healthy tobacco base note, the arouma is predominately cherry, mild on the tobacco. Did a 510 dripper test and the cherry is very faint but the cavendish is there. Once I was semi satisfied with the end product I added my nic base (vg) to bring it up to 18 nic. (1.8%). Unfortunately, the mixed (nic added) juice took on a "fishy" smell...
Is this what is as known as "skunk"?? its been a couple of days and the smell ( fishy) has lessened a tad... but the vape is wonderful doesnt have the fishy aspect... common occurance?? or did I create a new snafu??
FWIW, Ive seen 2.5" filters for sale on ebay for it. Where did you get 2.5 micron filters? Are they thin enough to allow the filter cap to be screwed back on to the chamber?
What is the diameter of the filter for the Aeropress? I was thinking of getting one and dropping 2.5 micron filters in the bottom.
Since i have had good luck with the extractions i have done so far,i decided to order some cigars to get them going.I used to really like me a good cigar every once in a while,so now i can relive those days haha.I ordered up Montecristo White,Cohiba,AVO,Flor De Las Antillas,and a Arturo Fuente Hemingway Short Story.I never tried the Flor De Las,but used to really enjoy the others,so this order should really bring back some good memories.
Cool,yeah the one for liquid extraction at the top of the diy section is the one that got me interested in doing the extracts,the one in the general section i didn't know about,i'll go check that one out now.Definitely like the idea of trading around as well,sounds like a great way to try out different types without the big cost of some of the higher end brands just to see if you like them.Thanks for the tips.
Think I'm done with cigars. After doing 20 that are rated 90 or better only the unrated Tatiana flavored cigars seem flavorful to me. Cigars don't transfer well into ejuice IMHO. Guess I'll stick to pipe tobacco where I'm finding at least 1 out of 5 are ADV. The latest is Corneil & Deahl Pennington Gap which is excellent. It's to bad no one is stocking Esoterica Penzance which is another outstanding vape along with Ashton Artisan.
To me cigars transfer just as well as pipe. They aren't quite as strong as pipe, but the flavors all come through. I tend to look for cigars that are reviewed as "flavor bombs" over the usual Cigar Aficionado ratings. My room 101 San Adres came out very well. It isn't even CI rated as far as I know. However Stogie Review and Kohnhead both called it a flavor bomb and reviewed it highly. So, sometimes it is better to look past the numbers and do a bunch of research.
Of course, each set of taste buds are different. So, my point is that each person should try extracting at least one or two cigars to see how it turns out for them.