Official ProVari Radius Thread - Part 2
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Not the greatest shot but the color is spot on.
I'd have to agree on your pic ravnhaus. Here's one I just took in natural light and I think it's pretty much the same.
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Is this cool or what (I'm easily excited - yes I am). But I forgot I had gotten some HoH OMG. silicone o-rings, one in purple.
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Nope. You are right. T'is cool. T'is VERY cool.Is this cool or what (I'm easily excited - yes I am). But I forgot I had gotten some HoH OMG. silicone o-rings, one in purple.
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I can see it. Yes, I can!
I can too. Yes I can. But then I showed it to Charlie. Eyes rolled and the following words mumbled.........."don't you think you've spent enough on vaping this month?" So maybe not today.........
I can too. Yes I can. But then I showed it to Charlie. Eyes rolled and the following words mumbled.........."don't you think you've spent enough on vaping this month?" So maybe not today.........
I'm sure you could bury $13.00 somewhere in a bill he won't notice. Considering where you live, I image it's around the cost of a sandwich. Oh! You could tell him you bought a bottle of wine. (To cook with, I'm sure you drink classier kinda stuff.)
BTW, I have finally figgered out how to take apart a Kabuki WITHOUT breaking the glass.
Here's how I'm doing it:
1. Empty Kabuki (I know sounds like common sense, but one never knows?)
2. Put back together, but don't tighten completely
3. Use a rubber jar grip thingy and slowly, gently turn top piece counter-clockwise. GENTLE GENTLE SLOW SLOW
It's the top piece that I think many try too hard to remove and if the bottom piece isn't still in the glass, the glass flexes and breaks. I've done this now successfully several times without breaking anything.
But make sure you have replacement glass on hand just in-case.
Here's how I'm doing it:
1. Empty Kabuki (I know sounds like common sense, but one never knows?)
2. Put back together, but don't tighten completely
3. Use a rubber jar grip thingy and slowly, gently turn top piece counter-clockwise. GENTLE GENTLE SLOW SLOW
It's the top piece that I think many try too hard to remove and if the bottom piece isn't still in the glass, the glass flexes and breaks. I've done this now successfully several times without breaking anything.
But make sure you have replacement glass on hand just in-case.
Oh, I'm sure i could, but I'm not going to fudge it. I have after all, purchased a Procyon, a Purple Radius, a 4th Kabuki, and some batteries this month alone.
OR pay the extra $2 or so and get a SS tank.
Amazing on a Kabuki as long as you keep your eye on the juice level.
ohhhh...this one is pretty !
Oooh, it is!!
It doesn't work that way round these parts. Per the Provarinati Rule Book, rule #12, Sub-Rule 15.1:
"Thou shall use every effort possible to encourage the spending of hard earned money on anything ProVape sells or to Accessorize ProVape Products. Failure to comply with this rule can be cause to revoke one's Provarinati Membership."
Unfortunately, I can't use any of the pretty drip tips we've been looking at. Due to my ADV being one of the worst cracking liquids around, I can only use metal, glass or Delrin. I have lots of beautiful glass tips, but my favorite is stainless steel. For some reason I just love this thing on my Rüzgar.
On the Kabuki I use the tip it came with.
On the Kabuki I use the tip it came with.
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off topic, well...colorwise ok... but ohmygeezzzz !!
amethyst bathtubs and sinks are built entirely out of amethyst, a semi-precious stone. The combination of golden accent and natural color of this beautiful stone makes a perfect choice for you who are looking for luxurious decorative bathroom
Can you imagine !!
amethyst bathtubs and sinks are built entirely out of amethyst, a semi-precious stone. The combination of golden accent and natural color of this beautiful stone makes a perfect choice for you who are looking for luxurious decorative bathroom
Can you imagine !!
OR pay the extra $2 or so and get a SS tank.
Nah, I like/need to see my juice level and now, of course the pertty o-rings!
Have no fear, the buying hasn't stopped. It's just taking a wittle break.
I've got about six of that exact same tip, I wanted more but the store where I got them stopped carrying them. Do you know a current source?Unfortunately, I can't use any of the pretty drip tips we've been looking at. Due to my ADV being one of the worst cracking liquid around, I can only use metal, glass or Delrin. I have lots of beautiful glass tips, but my favorite is stainless steel. For some reason I just love this thing on my Rüzgar.
On the Kabuki I use the tip it came with.
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