Here's Rich's for comparison:
Rich Farmer's Magnetic Stirrer
Rich Farmer's Magnetic Stirrer
Grandpa Likes To Squeeze Stuff: Solventless Extracts, Rosin, Pressed Here!
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Modest Grower
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I love how you all always know what I need before I do. So I am really interested but I have no idea the benefits of this over a decarb and mix that I imagined. Is it like an all in one decarb and mixer? Happy Friday everyone sorry If my question is dumb I have done zero research so far
I think Rich uses his for mixing nutes
Have y’all Checked our the Faithful one on the zon , it does 380 Celsius under $100 . SH-2 I had thought about one of these to mix the advanced nutrients but they were too small !
It's a temperature controlled hotplate with a built in magnetic stirrer. There's a motorized magnet under the hot plate, and you drop a magnetic bar into your container to mix it up.
The Faithful on the Amazon Canadian website costs $468, plus $100 in shipping. They claim it's temperature controlled, but there is no temperature readout. It looks to work the same as a stove. Turn the dial to adjust the heat applied, not to set the temperature it maintains. It may have a better motor in it, but there's no guarantee of that. The heater is 350W instead of the 300W that the one I ordered has.
Wow it’s 92.99 here , that’s not right in a number of ways ! I have a battery operated one I used in water treatment no heat is why I thought of mixing nutrients!
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And...I been using my old arms and a fuqing spoon to mix Nutes all these years...WTF? 
Same here GT, who knew?!
And...I been using my old arms and a fuqing spoon to mix Nutes all these years...WTF?
It's been part of your unadvertized workout. Gotta keep those arms strong so you can lift that beer!
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Not the best picture, but the smell is insane. Enjoy!
Modest Grower
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Love the color! Wish I had smell o vision GT. Quick question for the expert panel. I never thought about it but is there a benefit for one over the other making oil when consider9ng hash vs rosin? I got the press because I liked the idea of rosin and will make oil with it but is there a pro and con of the two or is it just more ways to skin a potatoe so to speak? Thanks, I hope everyone is having a great weekend!
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It’s a good question. One I’ve contemplated. Here’s my take— I started squishing because it was a solventless solution originally, but now I really enjoy the flavors, the highs, etc. I still like bubble hash but my go too daily consumption is mostly rosin in one form or another. Rosin is just so easy for me now that I don’t even think about it. I suppose it all depends on personal preference...I like my rosin...or your rosin...I’m not real picky.
gr865
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So I can add it to my oils, rosin and how about cannabutter?
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I don’t see why not.
The liquid lecithin is thick like honey, so I don't think it will adversely affect the cannabutter. If you have it on hand, give it a try.
BobbyZ
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Durban poison @ 190* with a free rosin coated seed.
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I’d hit that seed...
Hey GT did you hear that Joesy Whales just passed away?
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What? Do you know what happened?
Damn! RIP Joesy!
Damn! RIP Joesy!
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