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  • Farmbuck
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    Don't swear too much that someone is someone else.

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  • Gingerbeard
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    Waaait, I just reread that. The land of fruits and nuts is California! Yeah, even sitting on top of Tijuana we are worried about getting our faces burned off in 'm'rica. We care more.
    We care more and, being the fifth largest economy in the world we freely feel free to force our neighbors to do the same.

  • Gingerbeard
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    10%, got it. I swear someone said they were good with 220, and you are someone.

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  • Farmbuck
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    Young Ginger the 3 "balls" equal to 12 grams, a ratio of 1 to 10, 1 gram of hash for 10 grams of dried cured flowers. As for my screen I use a 120 micron kind. Sometime less if the flower is less frosty.

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  • Gingerbeard
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    Are those a gram each or a pound each? Give some scale, please. What % return do you average with a 220 screen?
    Would you like me to winterize and gravitize them, senor?​

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  • Farmbuck
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    My last batch of Hash, Mazar Kush from last fall.

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  • Gingerbeard
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    Winterization, the ghetto days.
    I dissolved a solution of the 3.7 gram puck in a jar with ISO. The jar went to Jr.'s -20° coffin freezer for a few hours. The dissolved resin got poured over a coffee filter rubber banded over a glass bowl. The percolation got de-ISO'd overnight on my grow light that kept the bowl at 105°. Scraped some. Dabbed the scraped some.
    Much less nasty. Still not conglomerate resin but I am not ashamed to share it with friends who give a hoot about what they use.
    I don't think this was so much winterization as it was gravitation. Making resin forces solvent and particulates through a filter. Letting the solution fall through the filter does not force the particles. They lay on the filter instead of being pushed through.
    I do not know how much dewaxing happened in the column, so I do not know how much wax was getting filtered by gravitation. Winterizing is about congealing and floating lipids in a solution of alcohol. The wax is more easily removed because it will no longer go through a filter. But what does it do to the particulates?
    Can a 10 micron piece of plant matter rehydrate to a 20 micron piece of plant matter in alcohol?
    My aim was to get rid of the particulates. I think I did a good job of it! Still some work to out. Equipment purchases to ponder. But I did it and I did it small scale with ghetto goods. Red-neck, if you prefer.
    I am so cool... I love experimenting with drugs...

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  • Gingerbeard
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    Although it is illegal to buy or sell spirits higher than 151 in California, 200% food grade can be ordered from culinary supply stores, my Brocaholic. If ordering it online were a thing, banning it would not be a thing. I guess. One thing I read is we banned it because people were lighting their faces on fire with flaming drinks. Flaming drinks? My god, man! I have a moustache!!! Plus, I'm 53 and still learning how to work with the surge in nose-hair production.
    Amazon may be evil but they are top notch compared to the bastards at the USPS.

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  • Going2fast
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    The evil Amazon has it delivered to o your door.

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  • Gingerbeard
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    But can you buy or is it convenient to drive to another state to buy the high-test Everclear? Closest I know about is two states away.

  • Ckbrew
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    In the land of fruits and nuts you can not get 95% ethanol- ain't that odd.

  • Gingerbeard
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    That is called 'winerization' Ckbrew. The process you are talking about is how distillates are made. That is my familiarity, anyway. The best I was able to do was freeze the butane. Dry-ice is optimal but needs to be added to until the process is done. A kitchen freezer will do the same but in more time.
    I would love to get into that but I have a few drawbacks. One being quantity. The equipment and process handle much larger quantities than I will ever produce. Another being dry-ice. I was sourcing it to use this round. I have a dewaxing column that is made for, and I have gone with dry-ice. The stuff is rare for me to get without a car. Ethanol is special order for me. California is tight on what individuals can buy booze-wize outside of commercial use or in very small quantities. 151 is the highest booze we can get without using ISO. The equipment ain't nothing but a thing to buy. Just like my column.
    I thought, maybe, the wax might affect the taste. But the wax and shatter of pre-resin days never tasted like this. It is very much like rosin, which I am not a fan of dabbing.
    It is all about the green/gold plant matter.

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  • Bluey
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    Thanks GB

    I don't have a glass tube but plenty of different pipes made from steel, poly & UPVC.

    I think I'll use this method to extract from the stalks, otherwise they will get tossed.

    Also I'll be using the quick wash ISO method for the trim and some green butter from the leaves.

    That just leaves the roots that I have no plan for

  • Gingerbeard
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    Blasting a packed glass tube with butane is the common method. Anything after that becomes laboratory.
    Quality, it is not. It is the goodness of the plant that you want to extract from your plant, plus something that you do not.

  • Bluey
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    That sounds rather complex for my very basic home lab that is limited to a BBQ gas bottle and 4ltrs of isopropyl sitting in my freezer door

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