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Ok haha.. wow what a damn weekend in Denver!! DWG707.. My sizes.. are close to work bag status. Top screen closer to 220u.. bottom in the 190u area.. somewhere in there anyways.. not totally sure on the conversion.. close to 65-75lpi and 75-95lpi.. respectively.. WattSaver.. I do not card...

Daub Marley check out Dry Sift Wizard on FB or on IG. Or the site itself.. Or youtube dry sift wizard tutorial 2 .. I go through it step by step on what i'm doing exactly and kinda commentate. It's basic but you'll get the point if you haven't seen it yet or were confused at all by the write...

You can achieve the quality using my method. To say it can be better.. well show me? I never see high end sift shots.. Sam had the best ones for years and years and until I brought this up.. I just never saw them? I have no doubt they exist, but I dunno where.. Any links? I think everyone...

Nobody is claiming to be reinventing the techniques. Simply introducing a new one. I had never seen what i'm doing anywhere in any book, which is why I decided to let it out. I would love to see another method where you can pull 5-15% at that purity in roughly 10-15 seconds. If there is...

Looks damn nice!

So I should just not make products unless I have top notch materials? The strain was very fragrant and such, just not well taken care of. It was an outdoor shade plant left for dead kinda. Doesn't change the fact the method works on just about anything, even garbage like that. Would it be...

You are quite right. In his video his yield stinks because he isn't doing it correctly at all. The whole point of my method is that the stalks fall sideways and the heads find holes in that mess to fall through, using surface area and small amounts of trim as your allies. What he did was...

Juicy Jeff it's all how you look at it. Bad material is never good to start with, but it's really only 'bad' in terms of yield. For instance, using my dry sift method, you can make this From this in about 15 seconds. Shade plant, hardly watered last year, barely any frost or love.

Warmachine he is just a hater. People were spending 40 minutes carding tiny amounts to get quality that wasn't even on par with what I could produce in 15 seconds. LOL. Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, eh. Problem is he thinks he's doing it right.. and he's not. Nor using the...

Where do you live? You can't find anything locally? I shipped to Australia and it was only 100 bucks. That same guy told me b.man tried to charge him close to 300 so that's why he checked mine out. He is stoked thus far. The new mesh numbers are somewhat close to the old ones, yeah. Of...

You should check out his 'new' products. Lol.

Well, that didn't take long. At least now nobody can say I was fos haha.

Fail, lololol.

Ok here's a couple I might not have put up yet.. i've got a ton and kinda lose track lol. All the same 10 second ish sift, no carding, no refining. From some bunky seeded outdoor that looked like this to this Cleanest in the world? Absolutely not, but for patients, when you can...

For sure can't over agitate with dry sifting. Lots of people do it on purpose and it kills me. Oh well, lol.

It is a great way to get a nice yield for sure, and if you don't have any other screens or way, a bag will work in a pinch. I've seen quite a few people do tutorials on this but i've never seen any products up close under a scope. The color is nice but as we know, looks can be deceiving.

When we know facts to be true we are going to point the OP in that direction. Nobody needs bad info. He is free to make up his own mind or inquire further if he has any additional questions. Nobody said their method was better, he is stating facts of what dry ice does at a certain...

Naw i've been pretty damn busy.. I think I made a couple that I haven't put up yet.. let me dig around and see what i've got on this thing..

Bump for the dry ice guy.

Yup, BcoG is right on the money. If you wanna get kief from 'buds' there are easier ways that don't involve ruining your product. I just bumped my dry sift tutorial. Give it a look.