Good morning bud. Having my morning coffee and packing up some seeds to send out.
Hope y’all are having a wonderful weekend!
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Morning man! Weekend is going well so far.
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Haha have you had time to play around with your new press?
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I completely forgot to post it on here but yeah, we ran a bunch of dry sift with some material a buddy came across. Tried pressing the dry sift, but ended up with a blowout. Still plenty to collect and smoke.
We also pressed a few grams of flower each, and it was kinda a waste because it all stuck to the parchment paper. I’m working on getting the good stuff lol
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Nice! I havent pressed before so I couldn’t give any pointers but once youre out of the learning curve, youll be off to the races!
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I press my dry sift a few times a year. Not sure what bags you are using but it doesn’t take a lot of pressure to press it. I usually press it at 175-185 degrees for around a minute and a half. No need to smash the shit out of it
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Yeah we had no clue, but we were determined to try 
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Lol it’s pretty easy. I figured it out with a few practice tries. Bud needs to be smashed a lot harder
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There will be lots of attempts and learning here soon lol. I have it nailed down in no time.
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Yeehawwwww. 
. I’m glad it worked out for you. That thing totally looks like something you would find in an oddities shop and should be coin operated.
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That’s a fun project. I’ve been interested in the making of hash for a while now. Haven’t jumped in yet. I’m hoping my next grow will provide enough I can play with it.
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Everytime I went to turn on the vibration, I had to warn everyone in the house that fucker is loud and powerful
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It was a fun thing to try. I’m not sure if I’ll be dry sifting again anytime soon. That was a lot of work
It was a very convenient option when my buddy came by with all that larf/over dried flower.
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That’s cool. I haven’t even found a process I want to use yet. Was thinking about getting bubble bags and trying the ice and water method.
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Was it really time consuming or just a physically hard process?
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The way I make mine is super easy and turns out pretty nice. I just lightly rub all my trimmings over a 150 micron screen onto parchment paper. Do this in a cold environment the colder the better. I do it outside in my shed on a really cold day. Next I just put it in a 37 micron bag and press it
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Mostly just time consuming. Took a couple hours to sift everything lol.
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That’s pretty much what we did, just wasn’t that cold. I wasn’t expecting to be doing it, so I definitely wasn’t prepared for it
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yeah I’m never prepared for anything. 2 young boys and my own business consumes most of my time. I’ve found that if air temp and materials are as cold as possible everything goes much quicker
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