15  Nameless Conduction TED14mm
15  Nameless Conduction TED14mm

15 Nameless Conduction TED14mm

Regular price
$30.00
Sale price
$30.00

My version of the Roasty

This is a conduction TED that produces flavorful and potent vapor. It can be used with included cooling stem or with your favorite 14mm piece

This listing includes the 2 glass pieces, a stir and tamp tool and 2 screens

There is a demo video here: 

https://theroguewaxworks.com/blogs/news/nameless-conduction-vape

Customer Reviews

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J
I wish there was a mini micro bowl version of this

I wish there was a mini micro bowl version of this. Still love it, just put a couple grinded up crumbs loosely in it and take my micro hit. An extra skinny short bowl would be liiiiit

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J
So much Better then electric plastic vapes

Needed a backup incase my quartz mini breaks. Figured conduction vape would be better for special occasions/ outdooors/ certain situations. Very nice glass. One day when I can get high again I’m going to have the best vape collection. For now vaping the most potent raw tobacco in the world and negating 99% of toxins. Need a back up for my back up. The stem to this piece is really nice, exceeded my expectations. Just a nice little hole. Hate pipes with giant mouth holes 🔥 this piece is so nice I have the urge to chain vape.

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Alexander Beckmann
superb mouthpiece

i ice this mouthpiece in my vape setup its the best

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Kristian King
Pretty awesome device!

I’ve been enjoying using the Nameless Conduction TED. I think it’s a great little device for the price. It’s definitely a novelty compared to other TEDs. I’m sure there are much more efficient devices out there. But luckily for me, efficiency is of the least importance. The Nameless is more of a ritual and fun device. You can get whatever level of taste you are looking for. It’s nice to just pack that thing up and have a little session with it.

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E
Wish it was thicker

I love both of my TED vapes from trww, at least in principle. That the quartz glass is so thin and fragile is the only design flaw in my eye. Borosilicate seems like a much better material, considering I broke my first heater dropping it 3-5 inches onto a softwood surface. Slightly thicker glass would mean more even heating and enjoyable vapor. As it stands, torches are an absolute bucking bronco of an experience and I may just put everything away until I can afford the expensive electronic controller.

Without a heating cap the quartz heats up too fast, even with a smaller torch.

I'll continie to buy these products, but if there's eventually a boro line I'll immediately be switching to that, as these devices seem to be designed with a short lifespan in mind.