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How to shop for dabbing gear
Three things matter here: the glass, the part that gets hot, and the tools around them. Dab and oil rigs are the water pieces, sized by joint diameter and shaped to cool vapor before it reaches you. Nails, bangers and attachments are the heated surface, sold by material and by the fitting they screw into. Everything else, from carb caps to torches to cleaning supplies, is grouped together as tools and accessories.
Hardware is only half of a dabbing setup, so most shoppers here also pass through cannabis concentrates for the material itself. Fittings are the detail worth double-checking, since diameter and gender have to match across every piece you own. If you are still weighing methods against each other, search all Leafly products to see how rigs compare with vapes and pens.
Frequently asked questions about dabbing gear
What gear do I need to start dabbing?
Four things cover a basic setup: a dab rig, a nail or banger that fits it, a heat source, and a dab tool to move the material. Electronic rigs combine several of those into one unit. Check the joint size and gender on every part before buying, because a nail that does not fit the rig is the most common ordering mistake.
What joint size do I need?
Rigs and nails are described by joint diameter, usually 10mm, 14mm or 18mm, and by whether the fitting is male or female. The two pieces have to be the same diameter and opposite genders. Listings state both. If you are replacing a part, measure the existing one or check the original listing rather than guessing from a photograph.
What is the difference between quartz, titanium and ceramic nails?
Quartz heats and cools quickly, which suits shorter sessions and gives you fast control. Titanium holds heat far longer and is much harder to break. Ceramic sits between the two and heats evenly, but it is the most fragile of the three. Most listings name the material in the title, so it is usually the first spec you can see.
Do I need a torch, or is an electronic rig a better choice?
A torch and a quartz banger is the cheaper route and gives you direct control, though judging temperature takes practice. An electronic rig sets the temperature for you and needs charging rather than butane. Both are listed here, so compare them on how often you expect to use it and whether you need to carry it anywhere.
Where do I buy dabbing gear near me?
Accessories are sold both online and through licensed retailers, and which route is open to you depends on your state. Store menus reachable from licensed dispensaries show what is in stock nearby, and some markets include hardware in cannabis delivery. The concentrates themselves are a separate category from the equipment that heats them.
How do I clean a rig?
Isopropyl alcohol and coarse salt, swirled and rinsed, handles most of it, and doing it often is easier than doing it thoroughly once. Bangers can be heated briefly to burn off residue between uses. Brushes, plugs and caps are filed alongside the other dab tools and accessories.