Grandpa Likes To Squeeze Stuff: Solventless Extracts, Rosin, Pressed Here!

BobbyZ said:
You guys keep changing my mind...
That 10 ton table top design really has my eye right now. I'd prefer not to have a big H frame.
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You’re not alone. I’m battling between the rp-35, rp-37 (caged), and the rp-47. They will all work on my press. The 35 is winning at the moment for price, but the 47 looks interesting because of the dual heating rod per block. I like the caged precision on the 37 too...doh! :goof:
 
How big are the blocks in question? Does it say the size of elements?
 
Not the best pictures, but I did a lower temp squeeze today. On my diy plates I normally squeeze at 220-225 but today I started pressing at 180. I can see, smell, and taste the difference. Not really better or worse IMO just more terps at lower temps...duh...:hmmmm:

Very buttery consistency and easy to snap-n-pull. Enjoy!

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Grandpa Tokin said:
Not the best pictures, but I did a lower temp squeeze today. On my diy plates I normally squeeze at 220-225 but today I started pressing at 180. I can see, smell, and taste the difference. Not really better or worse IMO just more terps at lower temps...duh...:hmmmm:

Very buttery consistency and easy to snap-n-pull. Enjoy!

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yield about the same? or less?

BobbyZ said:
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Someone who counts to three without using an index finger....He must be dutch.
 
Do you press for longer at the lower temps Gramps? And do you ever repress? I decided to repress the BCP I did the other night and it gave me enough for another hit or two.
 
nobodyhere said:
How big are the blocks in question? Does it say the size of elements?
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LOL! I just figured out their coding: rp-35 = 3x5 plates; rp-47 = 4x7 plates, etc. I don’t see the size of the elements though.
 
Van Stank said:
Do you press for longer at the lower temps Gramps? And do you ever repress? I decided to repress the BCP I did the other night and it gave me enough for another hit or two.
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I did press for longer at lower temps. Several minutes longer. I didn’t time it though.

I normally don’t repress. I used to, but now I throw the pucks (bag and all) in a jar that I keep in the freezer. When I get enough in the jar I’ll do an everclear run with them. Normally—if there is such a thing around here—I make my olive oil capsules from the alcohol extractions and dab the rosin.
 
nobodyhere said:
yield about the same? or less?


Someone who counts to three without using an index finger....He must be dutch.
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Yield seemed about the same. I didn’t measure...darn...I’m so used to just doing it. I really need to weigh everything so I have an idea huh? LOL! What I really need is an assistant...someone to do the work and I sit back and supervise...yeah, that’s what I need. The pay sucks but the environment is friendly... :cheesygrinsmiley:
 
Grandpa Tokin said:
LOL! I just figured out their coding: rp-35 = 3x5 plates; rp-47 = 4x7 plates, etc. I don’t see the size of the elements though.
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They are given in the description:
Specifications:

  • Temperature Range: 0-399F
  • Voltage: 110V
  • Power: 500W
  • Plate Size: 3" x 5"
  • External Package: 14.0" x 14.0" x 6.1"
  • Gross Weight: 9.5lbs
 
Grandpa Tokin said:
Too easy. 1200w on the 47 plates! 2 heaters per block has me interested. Heat up time probably cut in half. Might be overkill for an old dude in a barn though.
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Yeah, I'm trying to pump the brakes here. How much am I really going to squeeze, just for myself. I am notorious for overkill and buying shit I only use once or twice.
Smaller plates should give me more pressure per square inch? Rather than going for larger plates and larger press, right?
 
BobbyZ said:
Yeah, I'm trying to pump the brakes here. How much am I really going to squeeze, just for myself. I am notorious for overkill and buying shit I only use once or twice.
Smaller plates should give me more pressure per square inch? Rather than going for larger plates and larger press, right?
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Sounds logical...oh look another shiny thing...:D

I hear ya Bobby. I probably should stick with what I have and be happy.
 
Grandpa Tokin said:
Sounds logical...oh look another shiny thing...:D

I hear ya Bobby. I probably should stick with what I have and be happy.
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Or you could sell me your old one at a "friend price"...:idea::laughtwo:
 
I am not into the 'smaller plates' 'bigger jack' camp. Anything smaller than 4x4 and you have to pull a Kennedy and have an weed assistant with small hands like GPT mentions.

Your variable cost is bags. Find a press that is efficient. and you can do a few days work in one run. Pressing 2-4g of material at a time gets old fast for us stoners.

I started small....trust me.
 
BobbyZ said:
Or you could sell me your old one at a "friend price"...:idea::laughtwo:
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There’s a few guys locally that want the plates. Sorry. I may just keep them though. I know who did the electrical work...:nervous-guy:

nobodyhere said:
I am not into the 'smaller plates' 'bigger jack' camp. Anything smaller than 4x4 and you have to pull a Kennedy and have an weed assistant with small hands like GPT mentions.

Your variable cost is bags. Find a press that is efficient. and you can do a few days work in one run. Pressing 2-4g of material at a time gets old fast for us stoners.

I started small....trust me.
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I had a hair straightener and a hand clamp...one small bud at a time. LMAO! That got old...fast. LOL!

...and then I had to walk 5 miles to school...in the snow...uphill...both ways!
 
nobodyhere said:
I am not into the 'smaller plates' 'bigger jack' camp. Anything smaller than 4x4 and you have to pull a Kennedy and have an weed assistant with small hands like GPT mentions.

Your variable cost is bags. Find a press that is efficient. and you can do a few days work in one run. Pressing 2-4g of material at a time gets old fast for us stoners.

I started small....trust me.
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Solid info! Thanks.

Although Dabpress swears by skinner plates, so the rosin leaves the heat faster. That’s what I read...
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