TinyMight 2 Accessories Guide: Stems, Screens, WPAs and Bubblers That Fit
The TinyMight 2 accessories we sell are glass stems with a built-in screen (classic short and XL), a clear glass-bead cooling stem, push-fit basket screens in stainless steel or brass, a 10/14/18 mm WPA, a side bubbler with its own screen and silicone stem caps. Each product page lists the TinyMight 2 (and the original TinyMight 1) as compatible. They are third-party parts designed by The Vapetrix, not official TinyMight products. This page is the short map of what each part does, so you can decide what to add first.
It links down to our detailed articles on screens and cooling stems rather than repeating them. For the whole range, open the TinyMight 2 accessories collection, and for more guides see the TinyMight hub.
- Quick fit table
- Stems and screens
- Cooling stems
- WPAs and bubblers
- Carry and care
- Fit and safety notes from the maker
- Dry cooling or water?
- What to buy first
1. Quick Fit Table
| Part | What it does | Listed for |
|---|---|---|
| Classic short glass stem | Shorter stem with a built-in glass screen, so you load and insert | TinyMight 1 and 2 |
| Classic XL glass stem | Longer chamber for fuller loads, built-in glass screen | TinyMight 1 and 2 |
| Domed basket screens | Push-fit mesh screens in stainless steel or brass, in 10 or 20 packs | TinyMight 1 and 2 glass stems |
| Aura clear glass-bead cooling stem | Dry cooling without water, 120 mm long, 16 mm diameter | TinyMight 1 and 2 |
| Frosted male WPA | Connects the device to a 10, 14 or 18 mm water pipe or bubbler | TinyMight 1 and 2 |
| Cascade side bubbler | Side water tank with built-in screen, no adapter needed, 120 mm long | TinyMight 1 and 2 |
| Silicone stem caps | Fit over the outside of a stem to hold contents during transport, pack of 5 | TinyMight 2 glass stems |
The device these parts fit is the TinyMight 2 (V2), a hand-built full-convection dry herb vaporizer with a replaceable 18650 battery and USB-C charging. Batteries and the cooling unit are not part of our range, so source those from the manufacturer.
2. Stems and Screens
The glass stem is where your herb sits, and the screen holds it in place while letting air through. Our classic short and XL stems have the screen built in, which means there is nothing loose to seat. The XL has the bigger chamber. If you prefer a separate screen, the basket screens push into the stem and can be used at the bottom, the top or both. They are washable and reusable, each has a metal rim that keeps it firmly in place, and the product page gives a diameter of 15.8 mm at the rim.
Which metal? Stainless steel and brass are both offered. Our brass vs stainless comparison covers flavor, heat and durability, and the basket screen guide explains fit, airflow and when to replace them. If you load deeper bowls, read about XL deep fill screens.
3. Cooling Stems
Cooling stems lengthen the air path so vapor loses some heat before it reaches you. The Aura stem does this with clear glass beads inside thicker borosilicate glass. It is a dry option, so there is no water to fill or spill. For help comparing it with the stock mouthpiece, see our cooling stem upgrade comparison, and for length and bead choices, this stem length guide.
4. WPAs and Bubblers
There are two ways to add water. The WPA is a frosted male adapter for 10, 14 and 18 mm joints, so you can plug the TinyMight into a water pipe or bubbler you already own. The Cascade side bubbler is a self-contained piece: the water tank sits to the side so water is kept away from the heater path, it includes its own glass screen, and the product page says no separate WPA is required. Whichever you use, remove it from the device before you fill, empty or clean it. If you are not sure that water suits how you use the device, read when a dry cooling stem beats water cooling.
5. Carry and Care
The silicone stem caps are wide, thick black silicone caps that fit over the outside of a TinyMight 2 glass stem. They are for holding contents during transport and do not fit inside the stem. The stems, bubbler and WPA are borosilicate glass. For cleaning we suggest soaking in isopropyl alcohol, rinsing with warm water and letting it dry fully before use.
Parts like these are consumables. Screens clog and glass can chip, so keeping one spare of each piece you rely on saves a session. Our glass care advice is the same across the range: soak in isopropyl alcohol, rinse with warm water and dry completely. For the silicone caps, warm water with mild soap works, or isopropyl alcohol if needed.
6. Fit and Safety Notes From the Maker
TinyMight's own troubleshooting page makes a point worth repeating. It warns that a third-party dosing capsule can push the mesh screen out of its holder and onto the heater, causing a short circuit and very high temperatures, and it advises using the manufacturer's own accessories with the device. It also says a screen must never be used without being seated securely in its holder. Our parts are third-party, so please follow these checks:
- Seat every screen fully before you switch on, and never run the device with a loose screen.
- If a part feels loose or the device behaves oddly, stop and check before you continue.
- Be cautious with dosing capsules not made for the TinyMight 2. Our Journal article on dosing capsules covers the topic in more depth.
- The cooling unit uses two different O-ring sizes, roughly 10 mm and 11 mm, so check which size you need before ordering spare O-rings.
7. Dry Cooling or Water?
This is the choice most owners face after the first stem. Dry cooling, such as the Aura stem, is simple: it is one piece, there is nothing to fill and nothing to spill, and it is easy to take with you. Water adds a longer path and more cooling surface, but it brings extra glass to carry and clean, and you need a stable place to set it down. The side bubbler sits between the two as a single piece with a tank, while the WPA suits people who already own a water pipe and want to reuse it. Because the choices are about comfort rather than anything the device needs, you can change your mind later without wasting your first stem.
Whichever route you pick, stems and screens are the parts you will touch most, so they are the sensible place to start. Our article on length and bead density helps you narrow down a cooling stem, and the screen guides above help you choose the right mesh.
8. What to Buy First
- Everyday loading: a classic short stem for a compact setup, or the XL for fuller loads.
- Spare screens: basket screens, which are inexpensive consumables.
- Cooler draws without water: the Aura cooling stem.
- Water: the Cascade bubbler for simplicity, or the WPA if you own a water pipe.
- Travel: the silicone stem caps.
Final Thoughts
Most TinyMight 2 upgrades come down to the stem, the screen and how you cool the vapor. Start with a spare stem and screens, add cooling or water when you know what you want, and follow the maker's advice on fit. Browse the full TinyMight 2 accessories collection to see everything in stock.
