thank you, I like it for it's simplicity.

very nice, i cant wait to try it. bubble bags are just too damn expensive. minus drill and bits(which i already have) i bet cost is under $12

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how long was ur pipe? if it got much longer i'm not sure it would work as well....


also, you don't attach the endcaps at all? the bottom one is just held on by being pressed against the bowl? the top one is only held on by being pressed against the spray can?

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mine was about 2' but you need to gauge it to how much skuff you got. Mine actaully ended up short on me this time but U have another 4 foot length so its all good.


End caps are meant to fit tight. I simply pressed mine on and it stays. When you send the butane through it freezes it on anyways.

You could solder the bottom end on for precaution but it just makes cleaning it a pain in the ass

I dont know the exact cost but it's jack shit.

And if you can find an old length of copper lying around even better, you just cut the cost in half!

Nice setup man, I'll try to upload mine in a little while, I took a little bit of a different approach.

Please do, i would love to see your method to see if I can improve upon mine. In fact anyone is welcome to post their own way, i would love to share tips and tricks.

Here is some pics of one of my old extractors.

I ended up ditching it after the first use because when i opened it up after blowing the butane through there was a tunnel "blown" right to the bottom leaving all the stuff on the outer-side virtually untouched. Can anyone say waste of Butane.

Heres the pics.
It was modeled after the HoneyBee Extractor that can be bought.
The design was great but the ABS pipe is just too wide IMO.

I'll be posting my pictures momentarily in here.

Materials used:

2 - PVC hexagonal (1 3/4" diameter)
2 - 2" coupling (it's about 4" long)
1 - PVC piping approximately 4 1/2" (1 3/4" diameter - length is not important)
(home depot has all this shit by the way)

Notes

Use a hexagonal end cap because it is flat! It is much easier to drill holes (for the butane) with a flat surface than it is with a round one!

Assembly

On one of the Hexagonal end caps, drill one hole (just big enough for the tip of your butane cannister to fit inside of it without being loose - you're going to want the butane to work comfortably)

On the other hexagonal end cap, drill as many holes as you'd like! I drilled like six holes, size isn't crucial, but you don't want them too big as to lose product.

Now, you have those 2 couplers? Put one hexagonal end cap into the coupler, do the same for the other coupler/end cap. You now have a pair of end cap/couplers!

Now for your piping, take the hex cap/coupler with 1 hole (butane end) and get it so fucking stuck on that pipe it will never come off (this ensures good working tight sealed piping).

The end that has multiple holes, put it on the other end of the piping gently! I repeat GENTLY! You want to be able to get this on and off as often as you feel like!

Directions
Get a Pyrex Dish
Put coffee filter in hex cap with multiple holes
Grind your herb and put it above filter
*Make sure butane side is up*
Spray butane into the cannister
Allow the solution to hit the pyrex dish
Allow to dry
Enjoy


Pictures