But back then, you couldn’t hardly give away “homegrown”. It was 80% Mexican brick, 10% Jamaican and 10% Columbian. And unless you had deep pockets, you hardly ever saw sinsemilla. Folks would bypass that homegrown, knock your pud in the mud, pot and head strait for the Columbian if you could find it.
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Sorry for the hijack. I get carried away! “Grin”
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Remember all the times we all get seeds In our Cannabis and complain about it then toss the seeds hahaha fuk if we had keept them all we would have some serious collection.
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Or be millionaires, at the frickin price of seeds these days.
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take a step back in time, pull out the vinyl covers and seperate the seeds the way we use to 
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LOL, I’ve been using a shoe-box lid… 
Cheers
G
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Nothing like a double album for separating seeds. Ahhhhh the memories.
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I assumed the vacuum was for suction… otherwise how would any seeds get over to the right hand side where the large slope is labeled “slope needs to be steep or shiny so seeds slide down?” Like I said, though, I’m not 100% sure on the details. 
Could very well be that I’m misunderstanding things.
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Ahhh, pink floyd?
Oh wait Physical Grafitti!!
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You’ll know it when you get it. You can’t stop putting the jar down and smelling it when you first get it. You’ll close the jar and still smell it because the fine hairs in your nose will be saturated with the smell plus If you handle the flowers you’ll have to wash your hands or the smells seems to linger. Seems like rks is about to start achieving Sasquatch Status:joy:
Also haven’t seen it since back last in 2011 but never giving up hope!! I’m sure one of us OG’ers will eventually find it. Just do the right thing and share it. 
Unlike others… buts that’s another can of worms. Grow on!!!
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Its no exaggeration. I traded a single shot 12 gauge for a quarter ounce of skunk weed( 1991 ish) so my cousin and I would have weed for a Florida roadtrip. Everytime we opened up those baggies the whole car reeked.like a skunks ass. To quote my cuz…" smells like a dead skunk crawled out of another skunks ass"!
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I remember that smell well
Wish there was a laugh button 
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Mine didn’t work at all. It was a lot of work but, I already had all the materials. I was very sad.
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Oh. Maybe it’s not worth trying to put together one of my own, then… 
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Before giving up on that. Here’s a suggestion. Just a suggestion and hopefully no one will chime in saying ‘that shit won’t work’
I have not done one of these. But I worked as an engineer for the past 25 years. So there’s that.
I see a potential flaw in the design. Set up like that, it looks to me like 99% of your seed will never touch those triangular blocks. Because the vacuum hole is so much larger than the fill hole.
If it were me, I would add another hole next to the vacuum hole. Add an adjustable cover and when turn on the vacuum, you will be able to regulate how much is sucked to that side by opening and closing that cover. Much like a barbeque grill to regulated how quick you are cooking. Make sense?
Just my opinion. I will leave now.
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Think that is how the original design was done.
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I’ve seen a couple versions of that rig with a variable port just as you describe.
Cheers
G
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The first and biggest problem I had was the measurement didn’t match the prints.
I am a DieMaker so we had to fix what the engineers messed up.
I will try the hole thing. After I made mine, I saw two other designs here.
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I find an easy way to separate seed is using the cardboard box a 12 pack of mason jars comes in. Or a shoebox, paper box lid, something similar. Any flat piece of cardboard with 4 short side walls will do.
Hold the box at an angle upside down. Tap gently on the sides, the seeds will roll easily and catch in the other end, but most of the chaff won’t. Do this a dozen times and you’ve got clean seeds.
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Ohhhhhh! You just took a shot at me, didn’t you?
Good thing you’re a woman. I would give you a “what-for”. Haha. I know some extraordinary Tool and Die makers.
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