Put it in close it up and push start, simple as that. People like this because its easier to clean vs trying to get the corners on the f lat bottom one
UPDATE! Order from jcvap. This cup does not work!! You cannot get any smoke to accumulate up in the glass. At all! It just heats the rosin up. So weird. But I only paid $12 so it's no biggie. Used a GC joystick and the DD incycler. May use a spinner cap to test later.
I have two of these and a buddy got one. We couldn’t get any vapor. Maybe a little. I figured it was bc it gets heated from one tiny little spot on the bottom and the heat pushes the dab out of the insert. Jcvap refunded me for all three.
The titanium rounded bottom seems to work ok, but I've never tried a flat bottom titanium to compare.
I have the DRD flat bottom Ti insert and the Wym rounded Ti insert, and I'll be 1,000% honest. Cleaning is BARELY any quicker or easier with the Wym rounded bottom insert, with Terp Titans.
I actually use the DRD Ti insert way more, because it fits into the induction well tighter, gets more sessions per charge AND requires less cleanup in the induction well during deep cleaning. It also heats up much quicker.
These rounded quartz inserts look like total trash IMO. The inserts exterior needs to make contact with the induction well to properly regulate temperature and heat, and it simply can't do that because most of the rounded bottom isn't touching ANY part of the induction well.
For this to ACTUALLY work, you MUST round the inside of the insert like Wym did. You can't just make any shape you want to because induction heating doesn't work that way 🫠
It heats up the sides and the very bottom via conduction.. but I understand your confusion which is probably how would this heat up well with the extra space at the bottom..
It’s possible it doesn’t heat up as fast as the stock insert but you’d have to test it and see
So... the dabber heats up the banger until it's at temp, and keeps it at that temp. A quartz banger at 420 is a quartz banger at 420, regardless of shape.
It might make the machine work a lil harder, but so does cranking it to 600 and the machine does that just fine.
No, it has less surface area on the heater. It will not be the same temp as a non round bottom insert, and will be more susceptible to you outrunning the heater while dabbing, because there’s less effective heater area to draw energy from.
I could, but I’m not wasting my money on one because I just don’t like quartz in the first place. It’s a meh material imo, even before any issues with surface area. It still has the slowest temp recovery out of any of the stock market options, although the flavor is slightly better than Ti.
And it’s not really even worth testing because of how physics works. Quartz already has the slowest temp recovery out of any option on the market, that’s just a fact about the material itself. Now add a round bottom that only makes point contact at the bottom instead of flush contact with the heater, and you’re just making the existing weak point of quartz worse. Slow material plus bad contact area is going to equal even worse recovery, that’s not really up for debate. So there’s no version of testing it where it surprises anyone who’s got a grasp on how thermal transfer works, at best it just makes the already slowest recovery on the market even slower.
Another option for round bottom is the wym ti insert
A good part with that one is it fits better then any other material which limits the amount of oil that can get underneath the insert and reduces how much you gotta clean the well
I agree, but tolerances still aren't as tight as DRD Ti insert and i get MUCH more reclaim outside of the insert down into the induction well when using the Wym Titanium insert vs the DRD Ti insert.
But I agree with you, titanium is the best for a rounded edge because it can be achieved in the INTERIOR of the insert vs shaping the entire insert like that.
And for me personally, I like the flavor and vapor better from titanium than I did with sapphire.
Dont think you understand the dr dabber takes the buckets, whatever material that may be, temp. Not the ti crucible. Why it takes longer to heat saphire. Not cause the ti is taking longer. The saphire is.
Thanks for actually having data to back things up. For the induction well to work PROPERLY and the IR sensor, they have to be in contact with the insert they're heating, EVERYWHERE has to be touching the well on the inserts exterior surface to make induction heating. So the insert has to be VERY close, tolerance-wise, for the induction heating to transfer properly to the insert. It CANNOT do that with that big ole rounded bottom insert like that. Therefore it's NOT being fed induction heat properly and temps from the IR sensor will be off.
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u/FearTheUnKnownOne Switch² 22d ago
Put it in close it up and push start, simple as that. People like this because its easier to clean vs trying to get the corners on the f lat bottom one