LIMITED RELEASE – Devil’s #13 Rooted Clone Lineage: `88 G13 Hashplant x “Devils Dope”(9lb hammer x Hindu Kush x Afghan Skunk) Have the opportunity of acquiring a clone from our very own selection of Devil’s #13 pheno-hunted breeder cuts, which has been our MOST REQUESTED Clone Drop of 2024! This Particular Cultivar of Devil’s #13 is what we call “The Luck #7 Cut”, which is part of our private breeding stock. Devil’s #13 – “Lucky #7 Cut” This Cultivar of Devils #13 was found & given to us by one of our local Growers as this particular cultivar was fairly impressive when grown outdoors locally in the state of IL. After we obtained a cut from their outdoor grown devils #13 mother, we ran it indoors & was very pleased with how vigorous this phenotype is. lucky #7 responds very well to stress and has great bud structure. This cut of devil’s #13 can be VERY high yielding when cultivated both indoors & outdoors & has a particularly unique bubblegum aroma that we don’t typically see often in the Devils #13 strain. Effects from the flower can vary between person to person however from our own experience this cut produces a strong narcotic, relaxing experience that can be great for those looking for a nice evening indica, whether its for pain / stress management or just to relax after a long day, Devil’s 13 won’t disappoint you! What Medium Do We Use? We start our cuttings in Rockwool and transplant some of them to starter pots with a light soil & coco mix. We found that customers who have less experience with clones often prefer this method as the roots are more established and is easier to care for. However, since we also have customers who prefer a more sterile method we always keep rooted cubes available since many commercial growers like to dunk their clones in IPM before they bring them in. The soil and coco mix is also treated with an insecticide to ensure the medium stays pest free during transit If you have a preference on what medium we use, please email us as soon as you place your order so that we can accommodate to your needs. NOTE: A Verified Clone Tag will be included to offer the buyer proof of authenticity Please leave this field empty Join Now For Important Updates! We don’t spam! Read our privacy policy for more info. Check your inbox or spam folder to confirm your subscription.
Bur Extractor Tool is designed to help you remove the smallest of burs from your Vortex F5 Carver. We found very small steel needle nose pliers works best. These heat treated steel needle nose pliers is the perfect tool for removing the small burs like the FG-33½ or FG-¼. These needle nose pliers feature a nonslip comfort grip and a drop forged construction for added durability.
Directions: 1) Twist Vortex F5 cap to the open position. 2) Grip “shaft” of bur with Extractor Tool. 3) Carefully nudge the bur from the spindle. 4) Replace bur by wiping the shaft clean. 5) Seat bur completely into the spindle. 6) Twist Vortex F5 cap to the close position.
Why We Use Ceramic Bearings
Ceramic Bearings are ideal for the Vortex F5. They are superior to common steel bearings in many ways. Ceramic is the ideal material for obtaining higher RPM (faster speed).
Ceramic balls need less lubricant and have a greater hardness than steel balls. This contributes to increased bearing life. Thermal properties of ceramic balls are more superior than steel resulting in less heat generation at higher speeds.
Ceramic bearing assemblies use ceramic balls but they are constructed with steel inner and outer rings. Ceramic balls weigh up to 40% less than steel balls. This reduces centrifugal loading so ceramic bearings can operate up to 50% faster. Also, the outer race groove exerts less force against the ball as the bearing spins, reducing the friction and rolling resistance. The final results, ceramic balls allows the bearing to spin faster and uses less energy to maintain rotational speed.
By not having to insert burs by bear down on a hard surface like other carving tools, radial bearings can be utilized instead of angular bearings. Radial bearings are better suited for carving on their sides. Angular bearings which are primarily used in a vertical position and drilling.
Permanently Lubed for Life Turbine Bearings
Within the nosecone of the Vortex F5, there is a turbine bearing assembly. The bearings are permanently lubed and never need oiling. Warning: using an in-line mist fog oiler or placing drops of oil or cleaner into the hose may cause damage to the carver and void the warranty.