WarMachine
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Ban him! He didn't offer any to me nor any members!
Twitch Extracts pneumatic press
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R&RHashman
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pics of the end results ? and I have not seen yet but I know it is done what are the numbers thc/thca/cbd on rosin ? I know starting material matters but is it in the 50% range the 70% range the 90% range? and which rec shops in Denver have some I want to dab some of this sooo bad
lio lacidem
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With that much pressure how low can you go with temp?
chewberto
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Apparently, From what I've seen/read, too much force won't create channels for the oil to escape! have you experienced that twitch? Some folks are using 10-20 ton presses :/ I would like to see sub 140 degrees and possibility for long term/overnight pressing. That would be neat and terpy
Twitch
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still playing around with plate size till I get the official ones in tomorrow, nothing special so far. all the metal shops are closed and the thickest chuck of metal lowes or home depot sells is 1/4 inch thick piece of steel doesn't hold the temps very long.
when you make the surface area bigger the force is spread out, I hope the plates I had made up aren't too big. if they are air mite said they would swap me a dps58 for my dps38 for the price difference. RT's plates are only 1 3/4 inches by 2 3/4 inches the plates I am getting are 2.5 x 5 inch
when you make the surface area bigger the force is spread out, I hope the plates I had made up aren't too big. if they are air mite said they would swap me a dps58 for my dps38 for the price difference. RT's plates are only 1 3/4 inches by 2 3/4 inches the plates I am getting are 2.5 x 5 inch
Chex lemeneux
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arts and crafts stores, under jewelry repair, it's called a benchblock.
http://www.michaels.com/search?q=bench block
Twitch
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worst case scenario I will have to get different plates made or get the dps58 which that idea doesn't sound bad.
what I have done is doubled the pressing for and increased the surface area by 3 times, might have to cut the surface area back to 2x the RT's press.
Also I am liking the 90 micron bags for flower better then the 220 just a side note, still alot of experimenting going on.
what I have done is doubled the pressing for and increased the surface area by 3 times, might have to cut the surface area back to 2x the RT's press.
Also I am liking the 90 micron bags for flower better then the 220 just a side note, still alot of experimenting going on.
Red1966
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A little math tells me that, with that size plates, you'll need a 6,119.48 lbs. press to equal the pressure of the Rosin Tech set up.