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Focus V Saber Hot Knife
If you’re tired of dealing with sticky concentrates with your plain old dab tool, I’ve got news for you, Bucko – The future of dabbing is here, and it’s called the Focus V Saber. The Saber will allow you to cut into hard concentrates and slide any concentrates into your wax vaporizer with as little hassle as possible.
How to use the Focus V Saber?
Once you’ve picked up your dab, you can press the power button to slowly heat the ceramic tip which will slide your concentrate down into your coils or atomizer. There are three voltages to choose from, and help the Saber to be effective on any kind of concentrate you have for your dab pen or E-Rig. When you’re not using the Saber, simply plop on the protective cap to keep it safe and secure.
Because of the LED light on the front of the electronic dab tool, you’ll also be able to illuminate your chamber at night so that you don’t have to turn on the light – Perfect for gamers and vampires alike!
Easy to Clean
For easy maintenance, you’ll be able to use vape cleaning wipes shortly after your session to easily wipe the resin off while it’s still warm.
Shortly, we will also carry replacement tips for when the efficiency of the original tip begins to wear down
Here’s my review of the Focus V Saber… It’s sleek and the LED lights are nice. It doesn’t have the best battery, but it’s easier to use than competitor models like the Hot Knife, especially since the Saber’s tips are replaceable.
Gary –
Here’s my review of the Focus V Saber… It’s sleek and the LED lights are nice. It doesn’t have the best battery, but it’s easier to use than competitor models like the Hot Knife, especially since the Saber’s tips are replaceable.