The Square Sesh Sceptor Dab Tool in Royal is a premium dabber for people who care as much about their setup as their concentrates. Built from a blend of wood burl and resin, it feels substantial in the hand while still giving you tight control over sticky extracts. This is the kind of tool you buy once, keep for years, and flex proudly every time you crack open your stash.
Why You’ll Actually Use This Every Day
- Dialed-in control — The scepter-style handle gives you a confident grip, so picking up slippery concentrates feels easy, not stressful.
- Less mess on the table — Balanced weight and a stable profile mean it’s way less likely to roll off your station or knock into your gear.
- Collection-level aesthetics — The royal colorway with burl and resin looks like a custom piece, not a throwaway tool that came free in a kit.
- Protected between seshs — Comes with a hard case, so you can toss it in a bag or drawer without worrying about dings or scratches.
- True one-of-a-kind vibe — The handwritten certificate of authenticity backs up that this isn’t some mass-produced generic dabber.
- Comfort for longer seshs — Ergonomic shaping keeps your hand relaxed when you’re hosting friends or running back-to-back dabs.
Best For
The Square Sesh Sceptor Dab Tool – Royal is made for dabbers who already have a solid rig and now want that one special tool that makes the whole setup feel complete. If you’re the person who lines everything up perfectly on your dab mat before a sesh, this is absolutely your lane. It’s also a great flex piece for collectors who like limited, art-forward tools instead of generic stainless picks.
How to Use It
Think of this like your precision instrument for concentrates. Use the business end of the tool to scoop, pick, or carve your extract from its container, then gently place it where it needs to go on your hot surface. The longer handle and comfortable grip make it easy to be precise even when you’re a few seshs deep and just want things to work.
Pair it with heavy-bottom glass or nonstick concentrate jars so your material is easy to access and you’re not fighting corners or weird angles. The better your storage, the more you’ll notice how much control this dabber really gives you.
When you’re done, let the tool cool off on a safe surface, then slide it back into its hard case. If you keep it stored between uses instead of rolling around in a drawer with lighters and random keys, it’ll stay looking “new piece day” for a long time.
Specs
| Product Type | Dab tool / dabber |
|---|---|
| Material | Wood burl & resin (handle/body) |
| Colorway | Royal |
| Included | Square Sesh Sceptor Dab Tool, hard case, handwritten certificate of authenticity |
| Brand | What You Need |
| Price | $84.99 |
Why This Over a Basic Dab Tool?
Basic metal dabbers get the job done, but they don’t feel special and they’re easy to misplace or mix up with friends’ tools. The Sceptor stands out visually and physically, so it’s obvious which one is yours. It’s the difference between a throwaway pen and a favorite, weighty pen you always reach for: same function, totally different experience.
If the rest of your setup already includes dialed-in pieces like custom glass, a favorite rig, or a nice smoke shop accessory lineup, this dabber finally brings your tool game up to that same level.
Care & Cleaning
Let the tool cool before cleaning. Once it’s safe to touch, wipe off any residue with a cloth or cotton swab. For deeper cleans, you can quickly soak the metal tip in isopropyl alcohol, then rinse and dry completely before putting it back in the case. Try not to leave sticky residue on it between seshs — regular light cleaning keeps both the look and function on point.
Fit Into Your Setup
This dabber plays nice with pretty much any rig style: traditional banger setups, recyclers, mini rigs, and even compact pieces like nectar collectors that still need a place to scoop or stage concentrates. It also looks right at home next to silicone or glass – whatever your daily driver is, this won’t clash.
If you’re building a full matching station, you can round things out with storage and prep gear from the accessories section so your whole sesh area feels intentional, not thrown together.
FAQs
- Is the Sceptor Dab Tool okay for beginners, or is this more for advanced dabbers?
It works for everyone. The design looks high-end, but the actual use is straightforward: scoop, pick, place. Beginners will appreciate the comfortable grip and control, while experienced dabbers will notice how nice it feels compared to cheap, flat tools.
- How do I clean it without damaging the wood burl and resin?
Let the tip cool completely, then wipe off residue. If it needs more, briefly soak just the working end in isopropyl alcohol, rinse, and dry thoroughly. Avoid long soaks on the decorative handle so the wood burl and resin stay looking sharp.
- Does it come with everything I need, or do I need to buy extras?
You get the dab tool itself, a sturdy hard case, and a handwritten certificate of authenticity. You’ll still want your own rig, banger, and a safe, nonstick work surface like something from our parchment papers or pad lineup to keep sticky mess under control.
- What’s special about the “Royal” color?
Royal is the rich, elevated colorway on this run – think deep, classy tones rather than loud, neon vibes. Combined with the wood burl patterning and resin, every piece has its own personality, so no two will look exactly the same.
- Is the certificate of authenticity really handwritten and unique?
Yes. Each Sceptor includes an individually handwritten certificate to confirm its authenticity and uniqueness. It’s a small touch, but if you’re into collecting gear, it’s nice having that paper backup.
- Will this fit in my existing dab case or travel kit?
Most likely, yes — and if it doesn’t, it comes with its own hard case you can slide into a bag or stash box. If you’re already carrying other tools, jars, and maybe a few storage pieces, this should tuck right in without taking over your kit.
- Is this overkill if I only dab occasionally?
If you only take the occasional dab but enjoy nice things and want one beautiful tool you don’t need to upgrade later, this still makes sense. It’s built more like a long-term “keeper” than a disposable accessory, so even light dabbers will get years of use out of it.