TBucket or Quartz Dab Rig?

TBucket or Quartz?

In the ever-evolving world of product development and innovation, we have always been committed to ensuring that our products provide the best way to consume cannabis.

While most of our innovation and success has come from the production of dry herb vaporizers such as the Flowerpot and Moab, our history can be traced back to the manufacturing of domeless nail dab rigs.

We are no strangers to the various platforms that have been available over the years, which have consistently improved the vaporization of concentrates. These dab rigs include domeless nails, E-Nails, Hybrids, Quartz Bangers, and more.

At CH, we are constantly evaluating our product lineup. Our mission to produce best-in-class Cannabis Hardware products has never changed. However, with advancements in new products comes the challenging task of phasing out previous models. We believe it is important to do so, especially when newer products outperform more expensive previous models.

We feel that the time has come to discontinue the Tbucket dab rig. We believe that the Moab with a 25mm quartz banger is a better recommendation for new customers as compared to the more expensive Tbucket. The Moab with quartz banger utilizes a diminishing heat profile, whereas the Tbucket has a constant, static temperature.

We believe the community prefers a diminishing heat profile over a static one for consuming concentrates because it is more akin to the torch diminishing heat profile.

Why not keep both dab rigs? Essentially, it comes down to streamlining the product options for ease of navigation. Having many options for concentrates might confuse new customers. However, a new customer may be easily swayed by the belief that something more expensive must be better, which might not necessarily be the case.

We are interested in hearing from you about why the Tbucket should not be discontinued.

💡 We want to know

We want to know why you think we should keep the TBucket.

The TBucket

  • · High quality construction: The TBucket is made with durable materials, grade 2 titanium. This means that it can withstand heavy use and will last for many years.
  • · Versatility: TBucket can be used with a variety of enail controllers and glass rigs, as well as different dab dishes like quartz and SiC. This allows you to customize your dabbing experience easily and find the perfect setup for your needs.
  • · Ease of use: The TBucket is very simple to operate. Even beginners can learn to use it quickly.
  • ·Efficiency: The TBucket is known for producing very flavorful vapor. This is due to its ability to reach extreme low temperatures.
TBucket Dab Rig

Quartz Banger

  • Cost: Our quartz bangers are much more cost-efficient than the T Bucket.
  • Material: Long known for being the best performing material for dabbing.
  • When used with our Moab vaporizer, the quartz banger is reminiscent of torching.
  • Flavor: Largely considered the standard for flavor in concentrates.
  • Maintenance: Notoriously much easier to clean.
Quartz Dab Rig

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  • David Dranchuk on

    I had mine over a year and find it great. I want a quartz dish for it so I have a complete complete set of dishes for the bucket. The bucket is a statement piece it will last forever but you need a quartz dish. And glass nobs for the two screws that you use for the T-bucket for easy cleaning and looks. Have elev8 do the glass and have it as a custom set and sell it separately. this is something that I would love to see on your site. The T-bucket is for people who want something better

  • Jonvxclerk on

    Is the revival of inserts coming?! You can still have the diminishing temps and have higher end surface to dab off. It also makes cleanup a breeze. Maybe you should relook into ruby/sic/ saphire cups that fit the 25mm bangers

  • Kc on

    “Why the Tbucket is the BEST way to Dab.”That article you wrote almost a year ago (September 23, 2023) pretty much sums it up. There’s a reason you’ve been getting a lot of negative feedback when you try pushing your new wireless line over the Tbucket. Get another CNC machine, hire out the work. People want the product, seems absurd to deny them. You are notorious for abandoning expensive products and by default customers. There’s absolutely no reason to stop offering it. Maybe do a limited drop, X number of units every 3 months. I bought mine I think 2 years ago and have not used anything else for dabs. My Puffco, Oura, bangers, all sit in a drawer. Wireless is a passing fad.

  • Spencer on

    The TBucket is an absolute standout in the concentrate world, and I’m a huge fan of it. While Cannabis Hardware has a very impressive dry herb lineup, their concentrate options are now entirely quartz e-nail bangers, which are available from a lot of companies. The TBucket is unique—no other company makes or sells anything like it, and that’s what makes it so hard to see leave. It’s like watching Ferrari sell minivans instead of sports cars! The TBucket has a distinct design and performance that is unmatched by generic quartz bangers, and it’s disappointing to see such a one-of-a-kind product potentially replaced by something so common.

    One of the features that really sets it apart is how perfectly the CH carb cap fits—this is half of the magic. The carb cap’s beautiful Cocobolo handle combined with grade 2 titanium and the slanted airhole design makes it, hands down, the best-designed carb cap out there. Mixing that with the TBucket’s 30mm dish and wide range of temperature capabilities gives you the best dabbing experience possible.

    On top of that, the TBucket is incredibly easy to clean and maintain. Its modular design allows it to come apart without any worry of breaking anything, and the SiC dish is a breeze to clean as well. This combination of thoughtful design and performance is what makes the TBucket a truly superior product.

  • Robert on

    We need a wireless Tbucket for 25mm axial coils.
    Many people want Tbucket but alot of people are converting to wireless



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