Pros
- Handcrafted wood vaporizer — each piece unique
- Pure convection via flame — natural vapor
- Just 30 g — extremely portable
- No power, no battery needed
Cons
- Lighter needed — not discreet
- Technique takes practice
- Long wait when ordering due to handcrafting
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| Heating Method | Convection |
| Device Type | Butane Vaporizer |
| Brand | O'Connell Woodworks |
| Power Source | Butane/Flame |
| Heat-up Time | 5 seconds |
| Water Pipe Compatible | View water pipe adapters |
| Session Mode | On-Demand |
| Temperature Control | Manual |
| Material | Dry Herb |
| Vapor Path | Glass |
| Charging Port | Not needed (no battery) |
Specification sources: OConnell WoodworksManufacturer (Recorded source check: 14.10.2026)
O'Connell Woodworks designed the V4 Micro as a portable convection vaporizer for everyday use. Max temperature reaches 220 degrees C. Ready in 5 seconds. Find current prices from European shops in our comparison tool.
About this vaporizer
The V4 Micro from O'Connell Woodworks is the smallest device in the workshop's lineup. Micro means what it says: this is a butane convection vaporizer built to occupy as little space as possible while still delivering proper convection vapor at up to 220°C. Five seconds to heat up, WPC compatible, no battery, no electronics.
What makes the V4 Micro worth noting is that the miniaturization does not compromise the vapor path. The convection principle is intact — hot air through the herb, no direct metal contact with the material. Glass attachment via WPC is still an option and works proportionally well given the size. Every unit is handmade, so expect slight variations in wood grain and finish between pieces.
The V4 Micro suits butane vaporizer enthusiasts who want the smallest possible handcrafted device and understand that the format rewards careful, patient technique more than quick, aggressive draws.
Convection Principle
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Frequently asked questions
Yes, with proper use of a quality jet lighter. The flame doesn't touch material directly. Butane burns cleanly to CO2 and water.
The learning curve is steeper than electric devices, but intuitive after a few sessions. The variable flavor is part of the appeal for many.
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