Oud burner
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F4R1d0uX
Resident Artisan
For once I used ashy coals still looking for "THE electric burner" that could convince me.
Yeah, I agree, the thing is that those electronic censers won't heat up like charcoal and fire, especially the portable ones, but with steady AC power, I guess it's much better.
F4R1d0uX
Resident Artisan
Do you appreciate the ceramic surface ?
Still thinking about it and haven't got mine yet.
F4R1d0uX
Resident Artisan
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Jimmie Taylor
Guest
Dude there are only three leftThe kyarazen style burner are the best for this things I use on it frankincense & agarwood and is work great also I'm planning to buy this burner
https://www.2088tea.com/shop/battery-operated-electric-incense-heater/
Anyone try it please give us review it look high quality burner but is work nice with big pieces wood? Or medium size wood ?
It has a coool shape definitely an eyecatcher bro
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Jimmie Taylor
Guest
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Jimmie Taylor
Guest
Could the ceramic heaters also be used with essential oils?
Can the ceramic ones be cleaned easier?
Can the ceramic ones be cleaned easier?
I checked the photos, there is a metal plate for oils, I guess. Not putting the oil/water directly to the ceramic, just like any other electronic censers.
Oudamberlove
Member
I'm out shopping today for the final pieces of my Subitism project. I'm getting excited to build my own. I think I'll weave the nichrome in a zigzag pattern
to build my own. I think I'll weave the nichrome in a zigzag pattern
Mandeel AlMandeel
Oud Geek
I'm out shopping today for the final pieces of my Subitism project. I'm getting excited
Nice let's see it when you finish i really like the burner of kooolaid friend
Royalbengalouds
Resident Artisan
amazing , fell off my chair there almost , fascinating , new technique I never seen before , SubanaAllah , you made my day brother ,
, using a candle and tin foil over it , amazinggot mine a couple weeks ago from ETSY, so far so good, works for both oil and chips, for the price and quality, it can't be beat.
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Oudamberlove
Member
Not only do they not get hot enough, even if they did, with contact heat your just pan-frying your chips, so each chip gets scorched on one side till you flip it over and scorch the other side
That's why I'm building my own subitism. I prefer to bake the chips with radiating heat
I am incorporating two grids of nichrome on the subitism, each individually wired to the power source, one large to accomodate normal sized chips and powders, and one small to accommodate kyara and kinam
When it is completed I will post a report
Habz786
Resident Artisan & Ouddict Co-Founder
Not only do they not get hot enough, even if they did, with contact heat your just pan-frying your chips, so each chip gets scorched on one side till you flip it over and scorch the other side
That's why I'm building my own subitism. I prefer to bake the chips with radiating heat
I am incorporating two grids of nichrome on the subitism, each individually wired to the power source, one large to accomodate normal sized chips and powders, and one small to accommodate kyara and kinam
When it is completed I will post a report
Let me know when your taking orders
F4R1d0uX
Resident Artisan
Not only do they not get hot enough, even if they did, with contact heat your just pan-frying your chips, so each chip gets scorched on one side till you flip it over and scorch the other side
That's why I'm building my own subitism. I prefer to bake the chips with radiating heat
I am incorporating two grids of nichrome on the subitism, each individually wired to the power source, one large to accomodate normal sized chips and powders, and one small to accommodate kyara and kinam
When it is completed I will post a report
Very clever !
Not only do they not get hot enough, even if they did, with contact heat your just pan-frying your chips, so each chip gets scorched on one side till you flip it over and scorch the other side
That's why I'm building my own subitism. I prefer to bake the chips with radiating heat
I am incorporating two grids of nichrome on the subitism, each individually wired to the power source, one large to accomodate normal sized chips and powders, and one small to accommodate kyara and kinam
When it is completed I will post a report
The heater i got can heat up to about 340 degree celsius, that's hot enough for me. On the other hand, i prefer to use ceramic heater to "burn" my chips slowly with low temperature (150 degrees celsius) for hours, then save all the chips to make incense cones.
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F4R1d0uX
Resident Artisan
The heater i got can heat up to about 340 degree celsius, that's hot enough for me. On the other hand, i prefer to use ceramic heater to "burn" my chips slowly with low temperature (150 degrees celsius) for hours, then save all the chips to make incense cones.
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Ah on the other hand, this is very clever too !