Full Melt Clear Dome's check em..
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Wow...:jawdrop:
The last couple pictures truly do a great job of capturing the 'static' bubble.
The last couple pictures truly do a great job of capturing the 'static' bubble.
WOW.
bub man, my eyes are watering
its been near 4 months since i saw that happen, you planning a trip over anytime soon? come for 4/20.. if not i'd happily rep your goods next to the Tex..
came across this thread looking for the clear dome list.. it still exist?
[1111 just dosnt look the same as a yoga studio.. tho stoked christian's still rockin]
blah blah blah
hash here sucks
bub man, my eyes are watering
its been near 4 months since i saw that happen, you planning a trip over anytime soon? come for 4/20.. if not i'd happily rep your goods next to the Tex..
came across this thread looking for the clear dome list.. it still exist?
[1111 just dosnt look the same as a yoga studio.. tho stoked christian's still rockin]
blah blah blah
hash here sucks
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Chamba
but doesn't hash that pure mostly just drip through the screen and then is stuck to the down tube with tar and other crap?
some one has to come up with a better method than a single metal mesh for smoking hash that bubble up with clean domes like that without any loss or waste.....
perhaps a mesh mesh with a slightly smaller metal dish or bowl suspended a few millimetres just under the mesh?..any hash that is liquified will drip onto the dish and would be burnt/vaporized without loss.
another way would be to have the hash placed in a sphere of mesh that is suspended by magnets in such a way that the mesh ball spins in all directions..the spinning would not allow the liquified hash to drip out of the mesh ball....sort of Maglev meets motorcycle cage of Death meets constant velocity.....lol
perhaps I should of stopped at the first idea...lol
some one has to come up with a better method than a single metal mesh for smoking hash that bubble up with clean domes like that without any loss or waste.....
perhaps a mesh mesh with a slightly smaller metal dish or bowl suspended a few millimetres just under the mesh?..any hash that is liquified will drip onto the dish and would be burnt/vaporized without loss.
another way would be to have the hash placed in a sphere of mesh that is suspended by magnets in such a way that the mesh ball spins in all directions..the spinning would not allow the liquified hash to drip out of the mesh ball....sort of Maglev meets motorcycle cage of Death meets constant velocity.....lol
perhaps I should of stopped at the first idea...lol
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Is the BC Hashplant available in seed form from a reliable source or is it only a cut?
Hey guys, glad your enjoying the domes, these are some of the best shots i've taken to this point. Am glad they are well received.
Hey timwarp, we obviously know each other, but am not sure who i am talking with, pm me and let a brother know.
Chamba, the shots are set up merely for taking pictures, when im actualy smoking hash on the regular, i usualy just leave a small bowl of ash for the hash to melt into> Trichomefarmer showed me this sometime ago and it realy does work great. I dont care how melty your hash is, you put a nice little bit of ash on the screen and it will absorb the melting liquid and keep it from running thru your screen. A simple solution for a simple problem.
As for bchp, i have seen it in clone only, never seen anything grow from seed and turn out to be bchp.
Peace
Bubble man
Hey timwarp, we obviously know each other, but am not sure who i am talking with, pm me and let a brother know.
Chamba, the shots are set up merely for taking pictures, when im actualy smoking hash on the regular, i usualy just leave a small bowl of ash for the hash to melt into> Trichomefarmer showed me this sometime ago and it realy does work great. I dont care how melty your hash is, you put a nice little bit of ash on the screen and it will absorb the melting liquid and keep it from running thru your screen. A simple solution for a simple problem.
As for bchp, i have seen it in clone only, never seen anything grow from seed and turn out to be bchp.
Peace
Bubble man
^^^thats how crack is smoked over here--on ash i mean...
Would it be possible to use a really tiny micron mesh and cut ur own screens that it(not crack lol) barely melts thru? if so what sort of micron would be required.
fabulous pics btw
bubbleman while ur there, for triple screenoing dry sieve...is it ok to use 112/100 micron screen instead of 107, and 74/63 micron instead of the 70.... if so which of the 2 options i listed for each on do you think would be better, im going to do a custom ganja humidor/stashbox/screening kit, so ive got a total one off like no1 elses.
Would it be possible to use a really tiny micron mesh and cut ur own screens that it(not crack lol) barely melts thru? if so what sort of micron would be required.
fabulous pics btw
bubbleman while ur there, for triple screenoing dry sieve...is it ok to use 112/100 micron screen instead of 107, and 74/63 micron instead of the 70.... if so which of the 2 options i listed for each on do you think would be better, im going to do a custom ganja humidor/stashbox/screening kit, so ive got a total one off like no1 elses.
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Chamba
for triple screenoing dry sieve...is it ok to use 112/100 micron screen instead of 107, and 74/63 micron instead of the 70.... if so which of the 2 options i listed for each on do you think would be better, im going to do a custom ganja humidor/stashbox/screening kit, so ive got a total one off like no1 elses.
112/100 micron screen??....is it 112 micron or 100 micron?..is it 74 or 63 micron?..I'm a bit confused here
mesh screen size choices....it all depends on the strain...most sativas have small size resin heads while many indoor 8 week hybrids have larger size heads...I'd suggest you get yourself a microscope or 20x or 30x loupe and examine what falls through the mesh and what stays on top to see if that mesh is suitable for your strain
making a custom dry sifting box is a great idea...but why try to re-invent the wheel?...it's probably best to use the same 3 mesh sizes that the Bubble Box has
I haven't measured glandular trichomes, but from doing lots of dry sifting I find most resin heads on mature plants that I grow range in size from 60 ~ 110 micron with a majority in the 80 ~ 100 range...so a 100 micron screen would be a poor choice, unless you are thinking of dry sifting immature buds or outdoor landrace sativas, then that size mesh might work
for those who are not familiar with Bubble Man's "Bubble Box", it's the only dry sifting box on the market to use 3 screens for better purity.....the first mesh allows the resin heads to fall through as well as lots of small pieces of broken up plant matter and resin head stalks and other non-active debris..the second screen separates the resin heads from most of the little bits of plant matter (the contaminants)although some contaminant falls through too.....the third screen has openings that are smaller than most of the resin heads and the contaminants are broken up and forced through with repetative carding while the resin heads remain on top of the 3rd screen.
to have a too fine second screen would affect yeild as some or many of the larger sized heads would not be able to pass through the mesh holes (which defeats the purpose).
regardless of whether you use 1, 2, 3 or 4 screen meshes for dry sifting, when quality and purity is your aim, use a gentle action...as it's alot easier to not allow the broken up plant matter to fall through than to try and remove it later..though with a 3 screen Bubble Box, this is less of a problem
when I do dry sifting, it usually involves two aims so I do two "runs"..the first is to get myself a very pure, blond hash which is set aside.....and then I re-work the material more aggressively as I try to remove every single resin head on the plant material
happy dry sifting
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Hi chamba... its not coz i dont like bubblemans screen sizes, i want those sizes but the different sizes i gave were because the supplier ive found doesnt have 107micron or 70micron screen so i gave 2 options each for the nearest sizes possible for each size. From the supplier ive found, the nearest sizes to the 107 are the 112 and the 100... and he nearest size to the 70 is the 74 or 63...My question was is it ok to use something as close as you can if you cant get the exact micron size, and if it is ok, which of the 2 options for each size would be better, would it better to get the one thats slightly higher micron number or slightly lower micron number....
i could probably word this better lol...gotta stop these bubble hash wake n bakes man.....(no no never no abso-fucking -loutely not lol)
i could probably word this better lol...gotta stop these bubble hash wake n bakes man.....(no no never no abso-fucking -loutely not lol)
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I love the over under image Bubbleman...creative...You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to bubbleman again. DD
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Chamba
Ok, Harry, I get it now
100 micron is a little too fine for most strains and would leave some trichomes on top of the mesh...73 micron would also let a few through too.
so I'd suggest 112 and 63 micron meshes for the middle and bottom screen frames
I also suggest when you apply the mesh to the wooden frames that you pre-cut the mesh to allow 3 or 4 inches over hang on all sides, stretch tight in all directions so you have uniform tautness then tack it in place every inch or so, apply Superglue to the mesh and frame..the glue will soak through the mesh onto the wood and dry in a few minutes...you can place a weight in the center of the mesh to ensure all the mesh is making contact with the frame....
be careful though as Super glue can run down the sides of the frame staining the wood and can also run onto the mesh ...so cut a very fine glue nozzle hole and apply little dribbles at the time as the stuff spreads and runs quickly. make sure all the mesh and wood has glue applied to it....
also I suggest that you leave the tacks on for an hour or more as superglue doesn't dry nearly as quickly on porous surfaces like wood and mesh..then use a sharp blade to trim the excess mesh..one way is use a straight edge and cut into the edge of the frame (about an 1.8" in from the outer edge)..then carefully use a butane lighter to singe away the stray threads to make things neat
the bottom screen frame will also need 4 slats of wood nailed to the base so the mesh will be raised above the collection plate (so the fine contaminants can fall through)
to make the 3 frames interconnect so they are easier to use you could drill 2x 1/4" holes under the upper frame that correspond with posts that are 1/4" in height (drill 1/4" holes and use wood glue to fix 1/2" dowels or posts) ..so the same to the other frames
the first frame will need to have higher sides (to prevent bits of bud bouncing out)..the second and third meshes deal with mostly finer bits so the sides of the frames do not need to be as high.
and while mesh sizes are a important component to dry sifting (and are more so with a 3 screen dry sifting box), the quality of the starting material, the temperature & humidity and your technique are equally important factors when it comes to making quality dry sift
please post a pic of your box when it's completed!
Happy triple sifting
100 micron is a little too fine for most strains and would leave some trichomes on top of the mesh...73 micron would also let a few through too.
so I'd suggest 112 and 63 micron meshes for the middle and bottom screen frames
I also suggest when you apply the mesh to the wooden frames that you pre-cut the mesh to allow 3 or 4 inches over hang on all sides, stretch tight in all directions so you have uniform tautness then tack it in place every inch or so, apply Superglue to the mesh and frame..the glue will soak through the mesh onto the wood and dry in a few minutes...you can place a weight in the center of the mesh to ensure all the mesh is making contact with the frame....
be careful though as Super glue can run down the sides of the frame staining the wood and can also run onto the mesh ...so cut a very fine glue nozzle hole and apply little dribbles at the time as the stuff spreads and runs quickly. make sure all the mesh and wood has glue applied to it....
also I suggest that you leave the tacks on for an hour or more as superglue doesn't dry nearly as quickly on porous surfaces like wood and mesh..then use a sharp blade to trim the excess mesh..one way is use a straight edge and cut into the edge of the frame (about an 1.8" in from the outer edge)..then carefully use a butane lighter to singe away the stray threads to make things neat
the bottom screen frame will also need 4 slats of wood nailed to the base so the mesh will be raised above the collection plate (so the fine contaminants can fall through)
to make the 3 frames interconnect so they are easier to use you could drill 2x 1/4" holes under the upper frame that correspond with posts that are 1/4" in height (drill 1/4" holes and use wood glue to fix 1/2" dowels or posts) ..so the same to the other frames
the first frame will need to have higher sides (to prevent bits of bud bouncing out)..the second and third meshes deal with mostly finer bits so the sides of the frames do not need to be as high.
and while mesh sizes are a important component to dry sifting (and are more so with a 3 screen dry sifting box), the quality of the starting material, the temperature & humidity and your technique are equally important factors when it comes to making quality dry sift
please post a pic of your box when it's completed!
Happy triple sifting
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thanks man,,,... one last question on it and i will not mess up bubblemans thread anymore.. i can get 130 or 120(in polyester-options eh), would that be even better than the 140 in bubblemans boxes?
Well harry gypsna, its realy up to you what size screens you choose, and i would suggest experimenting around. A five or ten micron incriment won't affect you much . I prefer the size's i have in my bags and my bubblebox from experimenting around with different strains and coming up with results that i like the best. IN the end, the more sizes you have the better.
Peace
Bubble man
Peace
Bubble man
Thanks for that bubbleman...so basically get whatever I can thats as close to yours as possible.-thats my plan.
Sorry for filling ur pic thread with off topic Q's..
Be lucky
Sorry for filling ur pic thread with off topic Q's..
Be lucky
Thanks...
ill be sure to show you my custom box when its done
ill be sure to show you my custom box when its done
