Abiqua
Well-Known Member
My parts list is $65 bucks....I don't where you got your Numbers @hyroot
I hope you weren't being Too Hyperbolic
A cheap PID controller may not be desired, but come on this is DIY.....usually aiming for the lower end of cost...
I suspect that more of what you are talking about HyRoot is the PID tuning function more than the actual hardware itself, which isn't much to begin with and not prone to failure.
I agree having a nice Omega or Exetec would be awesome. But why, again this is DIY and I don't need a precision temp range...
I used to sit for hours in a lab running test columns of pH, No4, No3.....one of the 1st things you do in this type of testing as some are aware, is titrating your sample correctly and warming it up...Long story short, I would have my heat stirrer plate on for hours due to sample volume and Yes, the temp was extremely stable and I imagine it rides a lot on PID tuning itself......The DIY press will not be running for hours on end, maybe even just a few minutes at time, hardly much of worry, ihmo....
Again, I provided another cheap option that could be a compromise...the Arduino...if those would want to learn to code, its a $20 option to build an Arduion PID and is even MORE tune-able because of its chipset.
To each their own, and High Vape is Great, but I can only guess after looking at them, that they too use the same type of PID controller...Only one press I have seen uses Omega gear....
One the 2nd point, yeah maybe if you don't know the difference between parallel wiring or serious wiring or how to computate Wattage from a given voltage and current or you don't know the Difference between AC/DC, then yeah, I Might suggest that this probably shouldn't be your 1st project... It might be a fire hazard...I have TWO electrical journeyman to check my work, not worried about it.....
and Blocks...what is wrong with Steel Plate...although a Stainless set could be built for about $15.....this is not precision metal working to make this press blocks....It can be, but it certainly doesn't Have to be to make Great Rosin.
I hope you weren't being Too Hyperbolic
A cheap PID controller may not be desired, but come on this is DIY.....usually aiming for the lower end of cost...
I suspect that more of what you are talking about HyRoot is the PID tuning function more than the actual hardware itself, which isn't much to begin with and not prone to failure.
I agree having a nice Omega or Exetec would be awesome. But why, again this is DIY and I don't need a precision temp range...
I used to sit for hours in a lab running test columns of pH, No4, No3.....one of the 1st things you do in this type of testing as some are aware, is titrating your sample correctly and warming it up...Long story short, I would have my heat stirrer plate on for hours due to sample volume and Yes, the temp was extremely stable and I imagine it rides a lot on PID tuning itself......The DIY press will not be running for hours on end, maybe even just a few minutes at time, hardly much of worry, ihmo....
Again, I provided another cheap option that could be a compromise...the Arduino...if those would want to learn to code, its a $20 option to build an Arduion PID and is even MORE tune-able because of its chipset.
To each their own, and High Vape is Great, but I can only guess after looking at them, that they too use the same type of PID controller...Only one press I have seen uses Omega gear....
One the 2nd point, yeah maybe if you don't know the difference between parallel wiring or serious wiring or how to computate Wattage from a given voltage and current or you don't know the Difference between AC/DC, then yeah, I Might suggest that this probably shouldn't be your 1st project... It might be a fire hazard...I have TWO electrical journeyman to check my work, not worried about it.....
and Blocks...what is wrong with Steel Plate...although a Stainless set could be built for about $15.....this is not precision metal working to make this press blocks....It can be, but it certainly doesn't Have to be to make Great Rosin.