ProteinPapi420
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Hi! I use the 220/73/25 micron kit and I have a lot of plant material in my hash I found this thing. Can you guess the micron?
Can you guess the micron on this thing?
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Shape Shifter
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First pic looks like 500 micron or more. Too big.
ProteinPapi420
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Its the same bag
Richard Drysift
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You want us to guess the micron size?
Fucked if I know; but this might help.,,,,
Always had much better results for bubble hash with the full 7 bag set....
220/190/160/120/90/45/25
Yeah, I know everyone says you don’t need them all but you do unless you are super gentle and use a spoon only and have very resinous material...mostly nuggets and trim....no larf/popcorn. Noticed you have a mini washer which is great (i use one too) but the machine beats the hell out of the material which breaks off a lot of leaf and other trash. More bags are needed to filter it out.
Your material has a lot to do with the quality and quantity hash you end up. Dry it out completely; no fresh frozen runs. You need a fair amount of resinous material to even pull off a good run; no less than an oz. Not even worth the effort otherwise IMHO.
For smaller amounts of material consider building yourself a good sifting screen. Dry sifted hash is less effort but a slightly dirtier end product. Tastes great as the cherry on top of your bowl and only requires a couple metal or silk screens stretched/stapled across a simple wood frame. You can find 120 and 74 micron screen sizes cut to size pretty cheap on eBay I think.
Fucked if I know; but this might help.,,,,
Always had much better results for bubble hash with the full 7 bag set....
220/190/160/120/90/45/25
Yeah, I know everyone says you don’t need them all but you do unless you are super gentle and use a spoon only and have very resinous material...mostly nuggets and trim....no larf/popcorn. Noticed you have a mini washer which is great (i use one too) but the machine beats the hell out of the material which breaks off a lot of leaf and other trash. More bags are needed to filter it out.
Your material has a lot to do with the quality and quantity hash you end up. Dry it out completely; no fresh frozen runs. You need a fair amount of resinous material to even pull off a good run; no less than an oz. Not even worth the effort otherwise IMHO.
For smaller amounts of material consider building yourself a good sifting screen. Dry sifted hash is less effort but a slightly dirtier end product. Tastes great as the cherry on top of your bowl and only requires a couple metal or silk screens stretched/stapled across a simple wood frame. You can find 120 and 74 micron screen sizes cut to size pretty cheap on eBay I think.
Johnny Lawrence
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About a pound.