Crossing Tech Electric Dab Tool
As the newest electric dab tool on the market, the Crossing Tech Hot Knife is here to make loading your dab pen or E-Rig‘s chamber easier than ever. I use mine for adding extracts on top of my flower for what is call "twaxing", allowing you to essentially use the flower bed as a medium for a dab, as well as vaporize the flower itself at the same time. With three voltages to choose from, you’ll be able to fine-tune how you want the tip to heat up before you slice through your normally sticky concentrates with ease.
Key Features
- Heated ceramic tip electric dab tool
- 3 Voltages for different types of concentrates
- USB-C Charging
- Included cover cap
- 550mAh battery
How to use the Crossing Hot Knife
As an electric version of the classic dab tool, it uses a heated tip that will let you drop your waxy concentrate as you heat it up.
There are four simple commands to know on your Crossing Hot Knife journey:
- Five clicks of the power button will turn it on or off
- Three clicks will cycle through the three voltages of blue, green, and red
- Two clicks will begin a short heating cycle
- Pressing and holding the power button will manually heat the tip
To begin your session, all you’ll need to do is remove the glass cap and then select the right voltage. Low voltage will be perfect for most waxes, while high will be better for harder concentrates like shatter. Once you’ve scooped your concentrate, heat the tip while you hover it over your chamber. After five seconds or so, your dab will slide right off meaning you won’t have to scrape the side of the bowl.
Long-Lasting Battery
With a 550mAh proprietary battery, you’ll be able to get tons of chamber reloads in before needing a recharge with the kit’s included USB-C charging cable.
Crossing Hot Knife Easy Cleaning
There’s only one real part of the Crossing Hot Knife, so only thing that you’ll have to maintain is the tip. After every few sessions while the tip is still hot, you’ll be able to use a Vape Cleaning Wipe to remove any leftover resin left on the tip. When not in use, also make sure to use the plastic cover, and your Hot Knife should last you quite some time!
made in China