Beautiful workmanship. I had a stem split a little, just how wood is sometimes. 100% aces for customer service. I now have two different stems (plus the split one that I may try to coping saw down), here to buy a third and some butter! Got a customer and I've been recommending this company in my travels

This beeswax/mineral oil mix is perfect for keeping wooden accessories in pristine condition. I use it on my stems and on my Tiny Might 2 vaporizer to keep them all looking great!

My title says it all. The product is high quality and well made. There was a slight issue with my order. I went on the website and saw there was a phone number to call. In the year 2024, I spent two minutes on a phone with a business owner, the owner apologized for the error, and made it right.

This is a person and a business that deserves to be patronized and supported.

They do what they’re supposed to do. They’re durable. And the clean easily in IPA.

I have been enjoying this Matrix sleeve for a week now. Love the modularity and how it works with existing hardware from the Haze and Blaze pipe along with the Matrix Bowl. Lots of options and looks amazing!

This Blackwood WPA is absolutely perfect, thank you.

I added two screens and 17 x 6mm borosilicate balls to this AWESOME stem from ed’s tnt 🧨. I get nothing, but nice, cool vapor. The stem itself never gets hot; warm yes, but not hot and It looks fantastic too!!!

These are much better than the glass stems that come with the vape. The wood is gorgeous!

Great as usual for years now!

Perfect size to be a wireless handle too, I may have to get another once I get my Ace.

10/10

After trying an endless amount of vapor stems for my Solo 3, I finally came across this beautiful piece made by Ed. Flavour, cooling and durability are what's most important for me.

The vapor taste has a smooth woody undertone which I absolutely love! The long stem cools down the vapor a bit. The screen filter allows for higher airflow when compared to most of my other stems made for Arizer (those with 4-5 holes). I'm also not afraid to bring it with me on trips, because there is no glass shattering to be worried about!

Cleaning the stem (scrubbing the inside with a Q-tip, lightly damped in ISO) takes a little more time than my glass pieces, but for me it's all part of the ritual.

IMO this stem shines the most when using the Solo 3 in session mode. The stem seems like it takes a little longer to heat up but also allows me to prolong a vaping session for several extra minutes when compared to my glass pieces. Therefore, this is my favorite stem when I'm among friends where sessions easily takes up 15 minutes+. Drawing vapor slow and steady makes for some smooth, enjoyable hits - even on higher temperatures!

Ed's TnT vapor stem is what completes my Solo 3 and I can't live without it. Out of all my stems (3D, high flow, rocket etc.), this has been my favorite one to use so far. The feel and beautiful finish of the wood is like icing on the cake. I even decided to get Ed's TnT Blackwood WPA as well so I can have both in rotation. Also stopped combustion completely shortly after when the first stem arrived, so there's that ;)

Thank you Ed for your wonderful work and making these beautiful pieces of art!

First a little quick background: I had a log vaporizer at least 30 years ago, and also one of those hand-held tulip vaporizers -- remember those? The tiny stems (with tiny screens) were always a pain-in-the-ass to clean/change.
So long story short, I had stopped vaporizing and gone back to traditional combustion. But for my last birthday (thinking for my lungs), my brother got me the Woodscents package from Sneaky Pete. I was so clueless about the advancements in vaping that I didn't even know about Dynavap.
Anyway, I LOVE the Woodscents and am back to full-on thermal vaporizing! Integrating Dynavap parts into a desktop log vaporizer was a genius move by Ed and I'm happy to support him! The variable voltage controller really completes the vaping experience!
Finally, I added a pic of the two stems I use with my Woodscents. One is a green hula glass stem that I separated into two pieces and glued back together: to remove the 7 'teeth' that blocked airflow and made it difficult to clean. The other one is a glass Dynavap midsection (with carb hole taped over). I had an titanium bit that had gotten ripped/cut - don't ask! - so I cut that down to work as the mouthpiece.

Ed's PID handles aren't only beautiful but functional. Keeps hands cool and safe from hot metal. Nice size for those of us with larger hands. The picture is a Crossing Technology coil. I did need to use a small piece of friction tape, electrical tape would also work. I can't speak highly enough of all Ed's TNT products.

This herb chamber is a great tool in the kit; it's a little bigger, a bit more open, and a perfect fit every time. The lighter restriction helps keep the flavor tasty longer and the hits big and easy. It's a real pleasure to use.