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The blade hash mostly comes from when I grind up weed, on a piece of glass, I push it into a pile, the trics stick to the blade.Co2 basically makes dry ice- as needed, instead of having to buy it and use it all at once.
Cold is to release the triches. Heat is to activate. Kinda why pot or hash brownies need to be cooked.
That is an awesome concept, Brewster. Alot of work yet your hash looks top quality.
I had an awesome yield last fall harvest ( about 4 pounds) and will be doing a shit load of experimenting.
I bought a stainless-steel hash press but the temp. had to be perfect . Heated it in oven at 220 then ran downstairs and viced it. Not quite willing to invest in hash press before but considerring it now. lol
I wasted a shit-load of kief. Ended up being dry and crumbly.
I will def. try the razor method, Joe. Bubble is good but I do enjoy the old school.
Thanks for the 411.
Cheers!
I will smoke it when smoking the weed all day doesn't hit no more & need that bedtime blast
also, I scrape my stainless-steel trim tray & get lots that is stuck on
Read this post here about using heat, scroll up to see the hash coil
It's like once you get it to a certain temp it breaks the bonds & turns it more liquid
You can get a better feel for it with the blade but a lot less product