The Answer's DIY Kief Box

BastyCraftard said:
Holy crap fellas, I work at michaels and never thought to do such a thing. A tip to yall as well, every single week just about there is at least a 40% off one item coupon in the sales papers so be on the look out. And sometimes if you're lucky you can find a 50% off the entire order which is a steal. Oh and the system that uses the screen is called the YUDU. So if you cant find it at your local store try searching the interwebs for it.
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Welcome to 420! Great Post and info!
VERY Funny member name you got there!
 
Thanks for the great DIY Answer! Followed your lead and did mine tonight....
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I will go press it in a little while....kinda' wore out right now from scrapin'!
 
MostlyCrazy said:
Going to Michael's tomorrow and getting a 110 and a shadow box frame. I have about 6 o's of trim and leaf around here to process and bigger is better. Picking up a clay press also. Boys and their toys time!
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You can't beat this setup for high production purposes! There is alot of surface area to work with. I like the keif boxes but most of them are too small when you have a ton of trim and scruff! Look for a sale ad when you go in the store, ususally you can get some kinda discount. I got my shadow box frame for 40% off!
 
If you want a *really* nicely machined and sturdy hash press at a great price, here's a link:

Mendo Mulcher Aluminum pollen press dumbell - eBay (item 130317746062 end time Mar-06-10 11:15:04 PST)

In case you do like to heat your kief a little, some do, note that the pins are metal, not plastic.

It's a heavy, well-machined piece of gear, and one of the best deals I've ever encountered.

I have no affiliation to the vendor, but just wanted to share something I found that works really well


It has a nice tight slip fit, so I lube the pins lightly with cooking oil which prevents any sticking and also helps release the puck.


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