Diy starter kit?

[Heabob]

I made a cheesecake and all the recipe called for was Cheescake.

I've only used CAP NY Cheesecake alone, but usually they need to be mixed with other things.
The other one I use is TFA Cheesecake Graham, as the others I've tried were meh to bad.
And not all the flavorings we typically use around here will work very good stand alone.
They really shine best when used in a recipe with other flavors, and sweetener is an option.
Which is why it takes a pretty good collection of flavors to make something decent, although some are good with just 2-3 flavors.

I suspect Liquid Barns flavors are "House Blends" made from different flavorings to create a "finished recipe" in a single bottle.
They most likely have any Creams, Vanillas, Sweeteners, and whatever else already added.

 

[Heabob]

I've been thinking of trying DIY, but, then I read all these threads and it looks so complicated...Oy....what to do...what to do...The started kit at Liquid Barn looks easiest, but even then, I'm a little leery. Does this kit come with instructions? Cause I need lead around by the ear to each step....

Do lots of reading around here first to get the ideas and questions answered as many posts contain questions already asked.
Take notes along the way.
And make a shopping list as you go.

But the Liquid Barn kit may be an easier way to get started in DIY.
Once you get some experience and some decent vapes you can always branch out and expand later if you so desired.

 

[Pipug]

Do lots of reading around here first to get the ideas and questions answered as many posts contain questions already asked.
Take notes along the way.
And make a shopping list as you go.

But the Liquid Barn kit may be an easier way to get started in DIY.
Once you get some experience and some decent vapes you can always branch out and expand later if you so desired.

I'm sorta leaning that way right now, thanks....but will read more first...

 

[Chrispdx]

I'm sorta leaning that way right now, thanks....but will read more first...

I'm not usually one to plug another persons site or other things but check out a channel on YouTube called diyordie. There are acouple videos that helped push me over the top when choosing how to first mix. One of the videos was on mixing by weight. When I watched the video everything finally clicked and bam...I ordered everything based on recpies, mixing by weight, and other flavors I thought I would like

 

[jambi]

The glassware was definitely worth it IMO. I had priced the glass separately and the kit was just a better price for it all.

When I was volume mixing I actually liked the plastic stuff better. It's coated with something that makes all the liquid pour out really fast without sticking to the sides.

 

[BigKrash]

When I was volume mixing I actually liked the plastic stuff better. It's coated with something that makes all the liquid pour out really fast without sticking to the sides.

Not the plastic that comes from Liquid Barn while using VG lol. I just use the big syringes to draw up VG vs pouring.