Second Bubble Hash Attempt

[Gingerbeard]

No3odiesShad0w diamonds are a gimmick. Diamond sauce is a gimmick. In the world of solvent extraction, anything beyond the first purge is a gimmick.
THC-A diamonds are an ingredient to mix with terpenes or as a bowl topper. Like you said, diamonds are for paranoia making. The methamphetamine of the marijuana world. Once or twice is fun. Like taking a shot of 190 Everclear.
Veni, Vidi, meh.

[No3odiesShad0w]

no vici ? lol I do agree with you. Potency doesn't equal fun. That's also why i don't combust my flower anymore. All you taste is burnt with a hint of different. The vape smacks you in the face with all these terps. No sauce can compare to that.

[No3odiesShad0w]

Finally got around to trying that hash.
Brooke some up into my vape @225°C and Woah!! it is so minty/eucalyptus like taste. Lots of Bruce banner, GSC flower in there. They were fairly minty. I guess that's where all the taste came from. Freaking delicious and a little chunk really gets you high. Lots of success. I think for next year, if I can afford it, I'll get that bubble hash machine and maybe some full mesh bags instead of just the filter at the bottom. It's also really hard to properly mix the trim/bud in such a small 1 gallon container.

I rolled the hash up into Temple balls. There's still marbling on there. I can keep working it until it's all incorporated and even colored, but it looks kinda cool with the marbling. I kept the 3 grades separate. The 120 micron looks like it has some contamination. So I didn't want to mix them all up.

Super pleased with how it came out and how much was actually there. 18g was about 17g over expectation!!

[Gingerbeard]

Neat!
I have also been thinking about a washing machine. I have also also been thinking about a rosin press.
What the washing machine does for $150+, I can do in a 5-gallon bucket with the full mesh bags.
I cannot think of an alternate for a rosin press so my money might be going in that direction.

[No3odiesShad0w]

You can make one with a hydraulic press but the heated plates that can withstand the pressure is the trickier part.