cannabineer
Ursus marijanus
i think I have the same model!
What did you accomplish today?
- Thread starter 420God
- Start date
manfredo
Well-Known Member
Here's what I ordered....a real simple $65 vacuum setup with a fractional column. I have a small magnetic stir plate but I guess I should buy a heating mantle. 
They were out of the one similar one I discussed with @cannabineer back a month or more ago.
They were out of the one similar one I discussed with @cannabineer back a month or more ago.
cannabineer
Ursus marijanus
raratt
Well-Known Member
Nah, that's in the fridge.
tyler.durden
Well-Known Member
I totally agree, bubble bags are SO much work compared to tumbling/dry sift. Plus, I find the kief is tastier dry sifted. I just put in the trim/popcorn, turn it on, go get high, and come back at certain intervals. About 30 minutes for A grade, couple hours later for B grade, and then hours after that for edible grade. The tumblers are expensive for what they are, just like everything else related to MJ. I tossed all my bags years ago, I'm a lazy stoner.
Laughing Grass
Well-Known Member
that's some serious cash for one of those.
manfredo
Well-Known Member
OK, now you have my full attention
Totally agree the bubble hash is a lot of work!! And me with a bad back is always looking for an easier way! So what is this machine and where can I get one, lol.
I've been thinking about this since Fred mentioned it earlier...This is how JJ does it on a larger scale with the cement mixer.
Is there any advantage to making bubble????
I like the idea of this little machine to do the work. Maybe make bubble once a year at Christmas or something.
tyler.durden
Well-Known Member
IKR? Great investment though, they are really well made and the motors last forever. I got my ROI back in just a couple of months, so it has been pure profit for years afterward. But yeah, WTF on the prices...
tyler.durden
Well-Known Member
OK, now you have my full attention
Totally agree the bubble hash is a lot of work!! And me with a bad back is always looking for an easier way! So what is this machine and where can I get one, lol.
I've been thinking about this since Fred mentioned it earlier...This is how JJ does it on a larger scale with the cement mixer.
Is there any advantage to making bubble????
I like the idea of this little machine to do the work. Maybe make bubble once a year at Christmas or something.
Dry Sift Tumblers
Dry Sift Hash has never been easier to collect. Pollen Master is the best in class Dry Sift tumbler, available in four sizes, with three different micron options.
www.rosintechproducts.com
I bought the 150, but you can scale up to the larger models. I sift about a qp at a time, which is fine for my small operation. I don't see any advantage to bubble bags over dry sift, only the disadvantage of a LOT of work. Taste is better sifted, and it seems even the yield is better. I'm sure there are a lot of other companies that make similar products, but these guys seems like the best when I shopped years ago.
tyler.durden
Well-Known Member
Too bad we don't all live in the same area - we could split the cost of a unit, and stagger it around for our different harvest times. Since I do it for a living, it was a no brainer. But I'd pay even more not to fuck with all the ice bucket bag BS
tyler.durden
Well-Known Member
It's 60f and sunny here, so I'm going on a scooter ride to the lake! Later, mofos...
Laughing Grass
Well-Known Member
Way out of my price range. do you know what the rpm of the motor is? This could be a fun diy project.
cannabineer
Ursus marijanus
Lunch!
I cooked a picanha (culotte steak) sous vide 5 hours at 133 degrees, then sliced the perfect pink meat into strips and lightly coated them with kosher salt and peppercorns milled together in a coffee grinder.
Into the fridge they went for a coupla days.
Today I reheated 1 1/2 strips for an hour sous vide, then gave them 100 seconds/side on a hot gas grill. Perfection.
I cooked a picanha (culotte steak) sous vide 5 hours at 133 degrees, then sliced the perfect pink meat into strips and lightly coated them with kosher salt and peppercorns milled together in a coffee grinder.
Into the fridge they went for a coupla days.
Today I reheated 1 1/2 strips for an hour sous vide, then gave them 100 seconds/side on a hot gas grill. Perfection.
SHO Products ShowroomOK, now you have my full attention
Totally agree the bubble hash is a lot of work!! And me with a bad back is always looking for an easier way! So what is this machine and where can I get one, lol.
I've been thinking about this since Fred mentioned it earlier...This is how JJ does it on a larger scale with the cement mixer.
Is there any advantage to making bubble????
I like the idea of this little machine to do the work. Maybe make bubble once a year at Christmas or something.
1242 Valencia Street
Los Angeles, California 90015, United States
About an hour away, closer if you start from @Metasynth 's
raratt
Well-Known Member
replacement parts package including 2 motors is about $40
BudmanTX
Well-Known Member
and you just made me hungry...damnit
FastFreddi
Well-Known Member
Have fun and thank you for the great info.
FF