Flowerpot F22 Essentials Bundle (8057)
WARNING! Must use more rubies than you may think. The level of the balls must exceed the brim in order for the threaded cap to put downward pressure on the balls and hence on the removable machined screen. Too few rubies could cause the screen to spin on an axis and spillage may occur.
- About 180 3mm Rubies until full.
- About 68 4mm Rubies until full.
Continuing the evolution....
The new Flowerpot F22 head is created at a time where ball vapes require some refinement. This new flowerpot head packs a punch as the heat sink is improved by the addition of a solid titanium machined cap and a machined screen at the bottom which further improves the conduction and retention of heat throughout the device.
This design has taken the guesswork out of assembly and disassembly, so you can now switch between heads or disassemble for cleaning with ease.
There are two barrel designs, the F22 barrel is a "standard" style "female" head which will sit on the outside of the shovelhead bowl and any other standard bowl offering. The exposed 20mm coil design allows us to keep the cost down while offering full functionality.
The machined cap is a threaded cap with styled grip notches for ease of assembly and disassembly.
The titanium drop in screen is tumbled to remove burrs but tumbling also causes the change in its color.
It has been argued in the community that there is a difference in flavor between the mesh screens and the solid titanium machined screens. This is our opportunity to put this theory to the test.
Among the available bowls in our store are the CH Standard Glass Bowls.
Recommended starting temperature on this one is 560F (with 3mm Rubies)
The Flowerpot F22 Essentials Bundle Includes
- Flowerpot F22 Head Assembly (7052)
- 3mm Rubies (9422-3MM)
- Insulated Heat Post (3196)
- 3" Threaded Base (3438)
- Shovelhead Bowl with 18.8mm Post (7012-3098)
- CH PID Controller (9089)
- 20mm Coil XLR Connection (9322) 110v
Options:
- Add Hangar Heat Shield (3478)
- Add 9.5" CH Slit Diffuser Rig (9385)
READ ABOUT THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THE CH PID ONTROLLER AND THE AUBER CONTROLLER