SQUARE SESH SCEPTOR DAB TOOL – AQUA

The Square Sesh Sceptor Dab Tool in Aqua is a handcrafted dabber built for concentrate enthusiasts who want their tools to match the care they put into their sessions. Made from exotic wood burl encased in glossy aqua resin, each Sceptor is one-of-a-kind—the grain patterns and color swirls are never duplicated. It ships in a custom hard case with a handwritten Certificate of Authenticity, making it equal parts functional tool and collectible piece.

Key benefits

• Confident grip when it counts — The squared resin profile gives your fingers purchase even when things get sticky, so you're not fumbling mid-scoop.
• Unique every time — Real wood burl suspended in resin means yours looks different from every other Sceptor out there. It's the piece your friends notice and ask about.
• Protected storage included — The custom hard case keeps the tip safe in backpacks, drawers, or travel bags. No more bent tips or mystery residue from loose pocket storage.
• Verified authenticity — The handwritten Certificate of Authenticity confirms you're holding a genuine Square Sesh piece, not a mass-produced imitation.
• Balanced weight and warmth — The wood-resin construction sits warmer in your hand than bare metal and provides comfortable heft for precise scooping, tapping, and swirling.
• Built for daily use — Despite the premium look, this isn't a shelf piece. The resin-reinforced construction handles regular sessions without complaint.

Best for

The Sceptor is made for dabbers who've moved past disposable tools and want one reliable, good-looking dabber that earns permanent residency next to their daily driver rig. If you already keep a clean dab mat under your setup and store your concentrates properly, this tool fits that level of intention. It's also a solid choice for anyone building out a display-worthy station or looking for a gift that actually impresses someone who already has the basics covered.

How to use it

The Sceptor handles like a premium pen—balanced, comfortable, and easy to rotate between your fingers for precise angling. The squared profile prevents rolling, which matters when you set it down between dabs or rest it across your banger's edge. That flat edge also helps when you're working with stickier textures that need deliberate placement rather than a quick poke-and-hope approach.

For your session, scoop your concentrate with the tip, then apply it to your heated banger or nail at whatever angle gets the material where you want it. The resin handle stays cool enough to grip comfortably even after the metal tip has been near heat, though you'll still want to let it cool before cleaning. Rest the tool on a clean surface or across your rig between dabs—pairing it with proper dab tools and accessories keeps your station organized and your concentrates off the furniture.

After your session, wipe fresh residue off the tip with a cloth or cotton swab. For stuck-on buildup, a short soak in isopropyl alcohol followed by a rinse and full dry brings it back to clean. Avoid abrasive scrubbing that could dull the glossy resin finish or scratch the wood pattern beneath. When you're done, slide it back into the hard case. That's especially useful if you're packing gear alongside glass pieces or throwing it in a bag with a portable rig—the case prevents surprise dings and keeps everything around it clean.

Specifications

Fit and compatibility

The Sceptor is a general-purpose dab tool that works with any standard rig, banger, terp slurper, or nectar collector setup. There's no specialized tip geometry here—it's designed to scoop and apply concentrates across different consistencies and heating styles. The warmer feel of the wood-resin handle makes it more comfortable to hold during longer sessions compared to all-metal tools, and the balanced weight helps with controlled placement whether you're loading a cold-start banger or dropping into a hot nail.

If you're upgrading your whole station, the Sceptor pairs well with quality quartz bangers and other premium pieces you're not afraid to leave out. It's also a natural fit for dabbers who keep their concentrates in proper concentrate jars rather than whatever container they came in—the tool matches that level of care.

FAQ

• Is this more of a collector piece or can I actually use it every day?

  Both. The Sceptor is sturdy enough for daily sessions but looks clean enough to display. Plenty of people use it as their one "nice" dabber that lives next to their rig, with simpler tools as backups. The resin-reinforced construction handles regular use without issue—just store it in the case when you're not actively using it and it'll stay in great shape.

• Will this work with my current rig and banger?

  Yes. It's a general-purpose dabber that plays nice with pretty much any banger, nail, or rig you already own. No special compatibility requirements—if you can dab with a standard tool, you can dab with this one. The design is about comfort, grip, and aesthetics rather than specialized functionality.

• How do I clean the wood and resin without damaging it?

  Let the tip cool after use. Wipe off fresh residue with a cloth or cotton swab. For stubborn buildup, soak the tip briefly in isopropyl alcohol, then rinse and dry completely. Avoid harsh abrasives or scrubbing pads that could scratch the glossy resin finish. The wood burl is sealed inside the resin, so it's protected from direct contact with alcohol during cleaning.

• Are all Sceptors identical or do they vary?

  They vary. Each handle uses real wood burl suspended in resin, so the grain patterns, color depth, and swirl placement are unique to every piece. That's the point—you're getting a one-of-a-kind tool, not a cookie-cutter product. The Certificate of Authenticity confirms your specific Sceptor is a genuine Square Sesh creation.

• Can I travel with this safely?

  Yes. The custom hard case is built for exactly that purpose. Throw it in a backpack, suitcase, or drawer without worrying about bent tips or the tool getting gunked up with debris. It protects the Sceptor and keeps it from dirtying other gear around it—useful if you pack it alongside glass or other tools.

• Is the wood burl fragile since it's a natural material?

  The wood burl is fully encased and reinforced by the resin, making it significantly more durable than raw wood alone. Normal use and proper storage won't cause issues. You don't want to crush it, torque it hard, or use it as a pry bar, but that's true of any quality dabber. Treat it reasonably and it'll last.

• What's the point of the squared handle design?

  It prevents rolling. Set a round-handled dabber on your table and it'll roll right off or into a sticky spot. The squared profile stays where you put it, which is more useful than it sounds when you're mid-session and don't want to chase your tool around. It also gives you more grip surface area for rotating the tip precisely.