TBucket or Quartz?
In the ever-evolving world of product development and innovation, we’ve always aimed to offer the best way to consume cannabis.
While our innovation began with dry herb vaporizers like the Flowerpot and Moab, our roots go back to domeless nail dab rigs. Over the years, we’ve worked with platforms like E-Nails, Hybrids, Quartz Bangers, and more.
Now, we’ve made the decision to discontinue the TBucket dab rig. Why? Because the Moab with a 25mm quartz banger offers better performance and a more refined user experience. The Moab’s diminishing heat profile mimics torch use, which is preferred over the static heat of the TBucket.
Simplifying options helps new customers choose wisely without assuming that a higher price means a better product. Still, we want to hear from you—should we keep the TBucket?
The TBucket
- High-quality construction: Made with durable Grade 2 titanium for long-lasting use.
- Versatile: Works with various enail controllers, glass rigs, and dab dishes (quartz or SiC).
- Beginner-friendly: Simple to operate even if you’re new to dabbing.
- Flavorful vapor: Known for performance at low temps.
Quartz Banger
- Cost-effective: Less expensive than the TBucket while still high-performing.
- Premium material: Quartz is known as the best for flavor and temperature control.
- Easy maintenance: Easier to clean than titanium options.
- Great flavor: The standard for tasting concentrates.
Shame to see the TBucket go out of production as I’ve recommended it to anyone looking for the “best” concentrate vape.
T/bucket should be a staple in your lineup. Super efficient system always.
As an owner of the moab with a handful of bangers AND a tbucket, both are still actively in use at my house for concentrates.. It really depends on the type of sesh.
If chasing flavour I still prefer to cold start on a tiny rig/banger with a torch. If doing only a few (or singular) hit(s) and if I have a chilled concentrate then moab and bangers are my go tos but that requires me to iso dunk/clean after every hit which can be tedious… so if doing a huge sesh with room temp concentrates, tbucket with a sapphire dish ends up being best.
Options are good.. there’s a lot of subjectivity in this conversation.. whether contextual or personal. I don’t believe there is an objective best but I do think the tbucket is one of the few items that set CH apart from the rest.
I’m good at buying a product just before it is discontinued… kind of upset CH dropped it since that means I’m out of luck when I break the dishes or if I lose a piece or something.
Since getting the sapphire dish, it’s easily the best way to consume concentrates that I’ve ever experienced. When I was running it with the SiC dish (I thought the sapphire was going to be a $120 gimmick), it gathered more dust sitting unused than my trusty slurpers and quartz buckets because the flavor was just OK. With sapphire dishes, it’s pretty much the end game. It’s easy to clean. It comes apart and is modular.
Pretty big mistake discontinuing IMO. I run Venus, Mercury, Wave, and Swift when I want to consume flower. Those solutions are amazing, but they miss the gap when it comes to how I consume concentrates. I’d love to see it come back.
I love the T-Bucket but for ease of use I prefer the quartz banger and the Moab. One plug and that’s it. Honestly, if the Moab had been available a few years ago I probably would not have purchased the TBucket. That being said; I’m glad I have a TBucket to look at but I will probably never use again.