A complicated guide to building the Emesh / giveaway announcement.

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In this guide, I'm going to walk you through how to build the Emesh from start to finish. This was originally built by the one and only Minty love. His youtube channel is absolutely packed with great information regarding DMT and how to consume it as well as troubleshooting Teks. He also has his new website up called Mintylove.com which is packed with a ton of information on various vape builds, carts, and more. It's a library of content You won't be disappointed in! Unfortunately, his Reddit account is gone so in honor of him and the remarkable device that he shared with us all, I'm going to teach you how to build it and where I've found the parts to build it. The parts for the Emesh are very hard to find. I can't guarantee that the parts linked in this write-up will be in stock. However, if you feel like embarking on a quest and seeing what's available in your local area, this guide will explain everything you need. This device is hands down my favorite way to enjoy spice. It's compact, efficient, and very easy to use, especially when you're leaving your body behind.
Since the Emesh allows you to ingest your desired dose in one very smooth hit, it's a great way to conserve and get the most out of your spice while achieving that breakthrough experience every time! With all due respect to the great Terrence McKenna, 3 big tokes are a thing of the past and I'm sure he would have loved to get his hands on one of these.
The Emesh allows you to break through in one hit on surprisingly small doses which means your extraction yields go a lot further. Altogether this setup will on average cost about 100 USD depending on your local prices, taxes, and shipping costs. It's not the cheapest option on the market but I assure you it's worth every penny if you can find the parts. If you're looking for the best way to ingest your precious spice and finally get that breakthrough, you found it! There is absolutely nothing like it! I get asked all the time what the best way is to enjoy spice and, in my opinion, the Emesh leaves all other methods at the starting line.
In this guide, we are going to build it from the bottom up. I'm going to provide links to every single piece needed for this build as well as pictures and alternative options in case availability is an issue. Thanks for all your support and I hope this write-up brings you value.
GIVEAWAY ANNOUNCEMENT! Upon the release of this post, members of dmtguide will have their chance to win one of the 4 brand-new mesh RDA's I have been sitting on for this occasion. I have 4 of the extremely scarce Mesh RDA's that I will be giving out to 4 lucky members along with a few extra goodies from myself. Over the years I have been Honored to be a part of such an amazing community. All the support and love I have received from you guys and gals has been nothing less than amazing. This giveaway is going to mark the first of many giveaways that I'll be doing.
you can find a link to enter the giveaway in the comments or head over to my profile and all the details will be in a post pinned to the top of my profile titled "Emesh RDA giveaway". With that being said, Let’s begin..

#1 The power supply

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The most common battery used for the Emesh is the GeekVape Ageis solo / solo 2. I've used this power supply for a long time with zero issues. The battery itself runs about $60 to $80 USD depending on the vendor, Taxes and shipping. The build quality is amazing and durable. They come in a variety of colors so you can customize your personal set up. The Ageis solo / solo 2 comes with temperature control as well as adjustable wattage so you can get a perfect, controlled hit, every time. This battery is available at most smoke and vape shops around the USA. I recommend checking out your local vape shop before buying online because it's a very popular battery. However, if you want to buy it online, I bought mine Here. If they are out of stock, just google search the Geekvape Ageis solo / solo 2 and I'm sure you will easily find another vendor that sells this particular battery. In reality, any 100w box mod battery will do However, the Geekvape is particularly known for the temperature control setting. It's not 100% needed though as long as you have a box mod with adjustable wattage. Personally, I don't use temperature control on my battery and prefer to just use wattage mode.

#2 The Mesh RDA or (Rebuildable Drip Atomizer)

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This is hands down the toughest part of the build and is going to be unlikely you find one in all honesty. It's the most difficult to find and what I get asked about the most. The reason why it is so hard to find is because the mesh RDA is dated technology and all the good companies basically discontinued it. They moved on to producing new versions like RBA's, RTA's, RDTA's, and so on. Luckily China is still producing Knock off brand RDA's that work just as well as the name brands. You just don't get the warranty with them. They are, however, very cheap so I always recommend buying a few extras just to have on hand in the future when mesh RDA's are just as hard to find as an original Pink Floyd vinyl. A few of the most common RDA's that will work with this build are...

1. Digiflavor mesh pro 25mm RDA
2. Wotofo Profile Rda
3. Vandy vape mesh RDA
4. Wotofo x Mr.justRight1 profile

As I mentioned before, this will be the hardest part of the build. Some of these links listed above are going to be first come first serve and I can't 100% guarantee that you will get an RDA by following them because once I publish this, supplies are going to eventually run out as more people follow these exact links. However, keep checking back for them to restock. I do recommend that you start your search on wish or AliExpress as most of these style RDAs are going to be China reproductions. A mesh RDA is all you're looking for. If you absolutely cannot find a mesh RDA there are other options out there that are great alternatives. D-juice tanks are another common option and a better option than the sandwich method. If this seems more reasonable to you then definitely check out mintylove.com he has great videos with step-by-step build instructions. However, this post is for the Emesh so I'm not going to get into tanks and carts here.

#3 The stainless-steel mesh for your RDA

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This is eventually going to be hard to find as well because it is dated tech. However, currently, I buy mine here. This is #150 mesh, 0.9ohm, SS316l. It used to sell in 5-foot spools which is enough to last you a very long time. Its quickly becoming discontinued and out of stock as the Emesh gained popularity. If you are lucky enough to get your hands on a spool, you're set for a while! This mesh will fit into your RDA and provide the platform on which you will load the spice. There is a variety on the market, and you don't have to get the Vandy vape brand. Since mesh is becoming hard to find as well, people have turned to amazon and bought sheets of stainless-steel mesh to cut down themselves. Personally, I haven't tried this method so I can't speak to its authenticity. However, if it's your only option it might be worth a try. Just make sure to be safe and test everything before use. A simple test can be a dry fire with your battery and atomizer to make sure it functions properly and doesn't let off fumes or smoke (after burning off the factory oil of course). Just make sure it is truly what amazon advertises it as.

#4 The extended glass drip tip / 810 to 510 adapter

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The drip tip is an extended mouthpiece that will keep your lips away from the hot coil when you smoke. The drip tip comes in two sizes, 810 and 510. The 810 sizes will fit in the top hole on your RDA without the need for an adapter however, if they are out of stock or you can't find one, you can get the 510 sizes and pair it with an 810 to 510 reducing adapter. Currently, you can find drip tips on wish or Aliexpress. If you can't find an 810 size, then you will need this adapter to make the 510 size work. Most of my local vape shops haven't carried the extended mouthpiece but as always I encourage you to look around at your local shops to see what they might have in stock.

conclusion

I hope this helped you understand the Emesh a little more and hopefully made your search for parts a little easier. As I said, I can't guarantee that these links will lead you to success but at least you will know where to look for restocking. With enough persistence and effort, I'm sure you can eventually piece this very sought-after device together. It is definitely worth the effort I can assure you. If you have any questions, feel free to shoot me a DM and ill try to get back to you in a timely manner. I appreciate the support and I hope you get something out of this write-up. Be sure to check out mintyloves website and youtube for alternative ways to consume your spice. good luck in the giveaway!
As always, best wishes, stay safe, and keep exploring!
Spirit veggie <3

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During 1990s, the location was not so important. Like today, Bishan and Bukit Timah had the most expensive resale flats, but a thing less known by the young generation, is that Choa Chu Kang and Pasir Ris were also among expensive estates. Mature towns like Queenstown, Toa Payoh and Ang Mo Kio were cheaper.
Larger flats types had higher price per square meter or feet than small flats, in 1990-1992 average resale price of Executive flats being double than average resale price of 4-room flats, at an area 40% larger.
HDB stopped deciding the prices of new apartments based on construction costs, instead they decided based on market prices. Prices of resale flats and new flats entered in a vicious circle, rising 50% in just 6 months of 1993 and tripled to 1996. The gap between small and large flat types in terms of price per square feet has decreased.
The 1997 Asian Crisis came when 80.000 flats were under construction, demand for new flats felt sharply. leaving HDB with about 40,000 unsold completed flats in the year 2000, mostly large flat types. 2003 SARS outbreak affected economy too. Queue selling system (Registration for Flat) was suspended in 2002, Build-To-Order was introduced to prevent oversupply, and Walk-In-Selection was used between 2002 and 2007 to clear the stock of unsold flats.
The old estates built in 1960s and 1970s suffered from dilapidated buildings, aging population and businesses moving out, so HDB launched various upgrading programmes and Selective En-bloc Redevelopment Scheme to bring them in the line with new estates. Resale flat prices in old estates (where most 3-room are located) started rising in 2002, while in new estates they continued to fall until 2006, Executive flats having biggest fall. Price per square foot between small and large flat types equalized in 2005.
Walk-In Selection ended in 2007 and was replaced by Sale of Balance Flats that is only twice per year and in some towns more than 10 people battle per each flat. BTO became main mode of flat supply. People who cannot wait 3-4 years construction time for BTO and fail at SBF, need to go in resale market. Resale prices started rising.
Prices grew faster in pre-1980 estates fueled by upgrading programmes and agents lying people that all old blocks will get SERS, making prices in Marine Parade, Queenstown, and Toa Payoh to rival those in with Bishan and Bukit Timah. Pasir Ris had lowest price growth.
Singapore economy recovered in late 2000s but HDB failed to anticipate, it ramped up the BTO supply too late and too slow, they offered 5500 BTO flats in 2007, 7800 in 2008, 9000 in 2009 (global recession), 12000? 16000 in 2010, 22000 25000 in 2011, 25000 27000 in 2012, plus DBSS flats and Executive Condos. (strikethrough numbers are initial numbers announced at beginning of year).
Rising supply of BTO became visible in 2012, a small reduction in resale prices growing rate. HDB lowered minimum application rate for BTO to be built from 70% to 50% in 2011, but since mid-2000s to 2013 no BTO had application rate under 100% (except elderly Studio BTO flats).
Analysts predicted that the prices in Singapore will start dropping in 2012 (example), as they predicted in 2011, 2010 too. In my forecast, resale flat prices will NOT fall even in 2012, but will continue to grow for as many years as HDB refuse to build ahead of demand, forcing us to wait 4 years via BTO!
HDB introduced multiple measures to cool down the market, but all failed, for example Minimum Occupation Period lengthen to 5 years for resale flats in 2011 (does anyone know when 5-year MOP was introduced for new flats?) just made less flats to enter resale market and the number of people not eligible for buying directly from HDB (for example PR and singles) is growing.
Most of BTOs launched in the 3 years 2009, 2010, 2011 been completed in only 2 years 2013-2014… 25000 flats completed in 2014 alone + 5 years MOP = possible market crash in 2019. I am not saying that prices will not start to fall earlier, but 2019 may have the biggest price fall (if other variables would not exist).

Found this large rock on a Southern California shore. Looks to have an embedded crystal. I'm wondering whether to keep it as is, or to try to extract to see what's hiding!

Actual post factory rinse measurements - Waist 36.5", Inseam Length 35.5", Front Rise 11.25", Back Rise 13.5", Chain-stitched Hem 7.5"
$150 (net) plus $8 shipping w/in ConUS.MSRP $250.
The 3sixteen ST-120xk jean features a beautiful loomstate raw shadow selvedge denim which is custom woven exclusively for 3sixteen by Kuroki Mills in Okayama, Japan.
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The ST fit is a mid-rise cut that is slim from the thigh all the way down the leg. The shrinkage has been taken out of the jean through the factory rinse.
The Details
14oz raw shadow selvedge woven in Okayama, Japan
Low tension unsanforized denim (rinsed- no shrinkage)
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Selvedge fly and coin pocket detailing
Heavyweight leather patch by Tanner Goods
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fade potential https://www.blueowl.us/blogs/fade-museum/3sixteen-br-st-120xk-kibata
3sixteen product page https://www.3sixteen.com/collections/denim/products/st-120xk-slim-tapered-rinsed-shadow-kibata
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Hello. Welcome to another recap of MNG event-rerun.
The rerun this time was starting on 27 Mar 2023 (USA Timezone). It's been nearly 2-weeks since my last post / starting post of these rerun things (date 13-14 Mar). I'm feeling a pattern here :k
Anyway, the types of rerun this time, are: Story-Gacha (meh), Spin-off (whatever), and Fight-Master (godsend).
ingame mailbox, with links (& extra promo banners) telling you what-are-what.
1. STORY GACHA: Soaking-Wet: until 14 April.
300 gem per-attemp / 1500 for 6-tries. Still no other options (like those myth-tells about gacha-ticket)
Ricka \o.O/
9-story total (and many other nonsense to block-u away from winning).
2. SPIN-OFF event (RERUN): 15 April
play & enjoy the nonsense story, buying premium-tools, reach one ending and redo for another ending... All the hard-works for extra 4-photos adding to your game's album permenantly (or just see it here on Tumblr ._.)"
event home-page. Spinoff ending date 15 Apr. Early-birds rewards ain't worth to care.
This is a rerun. I've cleared stuffs before, b/c i don't have better things to do in life.
4ever 17 :))
feel obligated to share profile of friend's mother ._,)\"
3. Fight-Master: 11 April.
Prepare: equip the elementals matching with stages' advantage. Then, spend hearts doing fights against NPC (instead of the usual Ninja PvP fight).
Collect loots, while also raising your own Soul-points & Niney. Godspend event.
Homescreen: Lily madam glaring you . She is final-boss this time.
This is a rerun. I've got story before, so they are now worth 300 jewls instead. Ain't remember details, though.
4. Else-note
- The game loves you, and know your struggle with jewls & tickets... since many things happen same-time. Thus, there was a FLASH-SALES lasted 24-hour yesterday. by the time u're seeing this post, it ain't existing anymore. :k
- Stuffs from my past recap post still running: Shinobi-quest 15-17 & that other Gacha-event.
- I've made some MATH before about FIGHT-CLUB event. tldr: buying extra-heart, best option is the normal tab "500 gems for 800 pow". Those random deal in sale-tab aint worth.