Dry sift for under a fiver.

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Put your trim into a bucket
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I used a 150 micron screen fixed over the bucket with a bungee cord, you can use any screen you want.
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Then shake it over a sheet of plastic.
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Gather it, bag it.
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Enjoy!
 
I should've stfu

I've not tried it Co2 isn't readily available here and it's expensive.

I'm not trying to reinvent dry sift making, do it however you want,
if want to do it for less than a fiver follow above... Or don't.
 
Gemtree said:
Nah it’s not green till towards the end. You do separate piles and the first one is white af
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Ya you don't need to shake hard or do much work with the dry ice. The more work you do the more contaminants you get. Same with bubble though.
 
These coffee baskets are 120 micron, works great if you don’t card it, just shake over parchment paper. Then i press hash buttons in a tube with pennies and a vice.
 

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Star Dog said:
I picked up the 1x1 mtr screen from ebay.
www.ebay.co.uk

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Find many great new & used options and get the best deals for Nylon Mesh Food Grade Filter Net Micron Fabric Cloth Kitchen Oil Water Colanders at the best online prices at eBay! Free delivery for many products.
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Put your trim into a bucket
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I used a 150 micron screen fixed over the bucket with a bungee cord, you can use any screen you want.
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Then shake it over a sheet of plastic.
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Gather it, bag it.
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Enjoy!
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So that’s just literally your shit from the left over nothing special about product I’m sure the end product was but that’s just along the way trim literal an you turn or get the resin out of it ?
I heard when younger that leaf an trim made truly good oil but I’ve never seen it I’ve always seen buds or off cut buds used small crappy stuff so this is interesting to me an I would very much like to try this I will try it very soon love the knowledge shared on this site so much more in depth an friendly I like it it’s good to see always what ever I looked up on line google such so litre actual info an I just figured most of not all are like that they don’t like to share there wisdom thinking that someone else couldn’t know or would never figure it out lol but here we share an share with detail no cards held oh ok maybe a card or two but the share an care Is truly good to see
 
Star Dog said:
Anyone will get help at my door lol.
Yes it's just the trim, larf and resinous leafs, that particular lot came from a king gelato even the leafs were covered in resin, it was a hash or sift making delight.

I've changed my sifting technique :bigjoint:
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It's ideal.
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That is lovely, beautiful installation. I shall commision the erection of a duplicate. I will place it next to my imaginary dab press
 
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