The Round Sesh Sceptor Dab Tool V2 in Cobalt is a handcrafted dab tool built for collectors and daily dabbers who want something that feels as good as it looks. Featuring a wood burl handle, resin accents, and an iridescent cobalt metal tip, this tool turns a routine dab session into something worth showing off. Each piece comes with a hard case and handwritten certificate of authenticity — this isn't mass-produced gear.
What makes this tool different
- Actually comfortable in hand — The wood burl handle has natural texture and warmth that cheap metal tools can't match, especially during longer sessions
- Iridescent cobalt finish — The metal tip shifts color in the light, giving it that eye-catching look without being gaudy
- Built to last — Resin reinforcement where the handle meets the tip means no wobble or loosening over time
- Comes protected — Hard case keeps it safe in your bag, drawer, or wherever you stash your gear
- Certificate of authenticity — Handwritten, not printed. Someone actually made this specific tool and signed off on it
Best for
Dabbers who've graduated past the freebie tools that came with their first rig. If you're running sessions regularly and want a tool that doesn't look like everyone else's generic metal stick, this is where you land. Also solid for collectors who appreciate craftsmanship — the wood burl patterns mean no two are exactly alike.
How to use it
Works like any standard dab tool. Use the tip to portion out your concentrate — whether you're working with badder, shatter, rosin, or live resin — and apply it to your heated quartz banger or nail. The iridescent metal tip is smooth enough that most concentrates won't stick excessively, and what does stick wipes off easily after the tip cools.
The wood burl handle stays cool during normal use since you're not holding it near the heat source. Between dabs, rest it on a silicone dab mat to keep your station clean and prevent the tool from rolling off surfaces.
For cleaning, let the tip cool completely, then wipe with isopropyl alcohol on a cotton swab. Avoid soaking the wood handle — just wipe down the metal portions. The resin section can handle alcohol contact but doesn't need full immersion.
Specifications
| Handle Material | Wood burl with resin accents |
|---|---|
| Tip Material | Iridescent metal |
| Color | Cobalt |
| Includes | Hard case, handwritten certificate of authenticity |
| Style | Round Sesh Sceptor V2 |
What's included
- Round Sesh Sceptor Dab Tool V2 in Cobalt
- Protective hard case
- Handwritten certificate of authenticity
Care and storage
Keep it in the included hard case when not in use — protects the finish and keeps the tip from getting dinged. The wood burl is natural material, so avoid leaving it in direct sunlight for extended periods or in humid environments where it might warp. A quick wipe-down after sessions keeps residue from building up on the tip.
Frequently asked questions
Is each tool actually unique?
Yes. Wood burl has natural grain patterns that vary from piece to piece, and the resin pours aren't identical. The cobalt iridescent finish is consistent, but the handle details will differ slightly from what you see in photos. That's the point — it's handcrafted, not stamped out.
What's the tip good for — shatter, badder, everything?
Works across the board. The smooth iridescent metal handles sticky concentrates reasonably well. For really runny live resin, you might need to work quickly, but that's true of most dab tools. Shatter and crumble are easy. Badder and rosin scoop fine.
Can I use this with a nectar collector?
This is designed for loading bangers and nails rather than direct-contact use like a nectar collector. You could use it to portion out concentrate onto a dish before hitting it with a straw, but that's not its primary purpose.
How do I clean residue off the wood handle if I get some on it?
Carefully. Don't soak wood in alcohol — it can dry it out and cause cracking over time. Use a barely-damp cloth with isopropyl, wipe quickly, and dry immediately. Better yet, try to keep concentrates on the metal tip where they belong.
What does the certificate of authenticity actually certify?
That the tool was handcrafted and inspected before shipping. It's not a graded collectible situation — think of it more as the maker signing their work. Nice touch for something you're paying up for.
Is the hard case travel-friendly?
It's compact enough to toss in a bag without worrying about the tool getting damaged. Not padded like a pelican case or anything, but solid enough to prevent scratches and keep the tip protected. Store it alongside your concentrate jars and you're set for sessions on the go.
Will the iridescent finish wear off over time?
With heavy use and repeated cleaning, any finish will eventually show wear. The metal underneath is still functional — you'd just lose some of the color-shift effect on the tip. Most users report the finish holds up well with normal care.