Handcrafted / supplied by Ed’s TnT in Mississippi. A purpose-built accessory from Ed’s TnT, selected for Pixie’s Pantry because it combines practical function with Ed’s unmistakable small-batch maker craftsmanship. This listing is associated with FlowerPot.

Quick details

• Maker: Ed’s TnT LLC — Mississippi
• Designed around: FlowerPot
• Wood / material cues: Tigerwood
• Size: 14mm, 18mm

From Ed’s workshop

Really enjoying working with the FlowerPot, has been a lot fun making wood work in various ways to function in multiple instances. Its exciting getting the gears going in my head doing new stuff for others to enjoy.

Made these Tigerwood Adapters to be dual purpose for 22mm Diffuser and the Injector attachments in 14mm or 18mm. These can be used with the B0/B1/B2/Weedeater/Vrod 22mm Diffuser attachment (screened baller style or 18 hole) as well as the Ruby Twist & Universal Baller Wireless heater heads.

At the top the have a small recess for the 22mm Diffuser. Just below that there is another small recess for the Injector head. The load depth is at 5/8″, with a 1/2″ counter sink so the load sits above the draw bore providing a more thorough extraction.

Simply place the heater on top of the adapter, ensure its seated flat for best results.

Tested end to end, lathe to user ensuring great performance.

Cleaning: First off you should never soak or submerge any of the wood stems I make. Simply take a cotton swab dipping it in high proof alcohol, squeeze out the excess then swab out the inner portion of the stem to remove any buildup doing this as needed. Let dry, you’re good to go.

Be advised, as with all my work its natural as Mother Nature intended. There may be voids, worm holes, live edges and raw features. Each piece is unique and no two are the same. The piece you receive most likely will not be exactly the same as what is pictured but will be a beautifully unique handcrafted unit.

Natural wood varies from piece to piece. Grain, figuring, small voids, live-edge character, and tone can differ from the photos; that individuality is part of Ed’s handmade work.