Sam_Skunkman's dry sift method

[Morcheeba*]

$35 soil sieve

$35 soil sieve

saw a soil sieve that looked like it would work. all stainless steel w/6 mesh sizes 5, 10, 35, 60, 120 and 230.

http://www.gemplers.com/product/134...=134575&ef_id=Ug1hoQAAALOHknnf20130815231753s

EDIT: its $35 per 7" sieve.

 

[DrySiftWizard]

saw a soil sieve that looked like it would work. all stainless steel w/6 mesh sizes 5, 10, 35, 60, 120 and 230.

EDIT: its $35 per 7" sieve.

Same idea as the kif box that b.man sells.

Not a fan.

 

[Morcheeba*]

too expensive still but was the direction i was looking into to make things easier since im disabled but an easy efficient process to get top quality is what im after so ill continue to stalk the thread.


peace

 

[mack 10]

If you do a decent job trimming your stuff, it's not that tough, and requires zero prep time.



Time is not needed. Like I said, I don't re-card anything. Less than a minute at a time to make 2 wonderful grades.



Funny.. I took those pictures just back in Nov. '11.. not that long ago.. and the only other place I posted them was on FMB.. and recently one other site.

And uhh.. of course people who want to consume it.. make it.

How else are you going to get it?

huh, I thought you took the pics the other day?

something smells fishy??
mack.

 

[DrySiftWizard]

huh, I thought you took the pics the other day?

something smells fishy??
mack.

He is talking about the original 3. I took the first on 8/4 '11.

The other 2 are stamped.

The ones I posted the other day from the seeded stuff, I had just made that morning.

 

[soopy]

Are you trying to get the heads to roll? Are you "pulling the rug out from under them" ala a table cloth being pulled out from under tableware? Table cloth = screen(s), tableware = material?

I could see a rolling motion of the heads being a way to remove stalks and whatnot.

 

[Green Supreme]

Is it wind aided? Peace GS

 

[DrySiftWizard]

Are you trying to get the heads to roll? Are you "pulling the rug out from under them" ala a table cloth being pulled out from under tableware? Table cloth = screen(s), tableware = material?

I could see a rolling motion of the heads being a way to remove stalks and whatnot.

That's not a bad idea.. how would you implement that, though? Like.. in actuality? I'm at a loss..

Is it wind aided? Peace GS

Negative.

 

[mack 10]

Throw us a bone Wizard.

 

[DrySiftWizard]

Ok.. somebody in this thread actually said something I didn't want to be mentioned.

At all. That help?

 

[soopy]

That's not a bad idea.. how would you implement that, though? Like.. in actuality? I'm at a loss..

Lol, welcome to our world! Haha. Idk how I'd get them to roll, perhaps better thought of as a cleaning method for already sieved material...just a thought.

 

[DrySiftWizard]

Lol, welcome to our world! Haha. Idk how I'd get them to roll, perhaps better thought of as a cleaning method for already sieved material...just a thought.

I know some people try (do) a balloon.. and try to pick up contaminant with the static after they run some.. i've never tried.

Does that actually work? lol.

I have thought about having a friend building a machine that would 'scan' just a few mm over the table top, and use a specific frequency to pick up the stalks.. anything not resin.. it could be done in theory.

I haven't seen anything like that, though..

 

[mack 10]

Ok.. somebody in this thread actually said something I didn't want to be mentioned.

At all. That help?

No. but good to know.

 

[elanius]

The balloon thing works well for contaminants like hairs, pet hairs, dust, leaf particles, stalks. You can actually hear it as it sticks to the balloon, i have experimented with it but there is one big downside. It will take also the glandular heads, definitely the smaller ones...

 

[gaiusmarius]

now we just need to know who made the post?

was it the guy saying to put the foam strips around the edges of the frame?

 

[DrySiftWizard]

now we just need to know who made the post?

was it the guy saying to put the foam strips around the edges of the frame?

Nope. I originally told you guys that.

 

[soopy]

Was it from the Nepal guy? I'm sorry I can't recall his screen name. The other dude sworn to secrecy, lol...

Edit: Esteressence is the dude.

 

[DrySiftWizard]

Was it from the Nepal guy? I'm sorry I can't recall his screen name. The other dude sworn to secrecy, lol...

Edit: Esteressence is the dude.

Nope. Lol.

I may just have to show somebody from here who is in the N.bay..

 

[webguy]

ha

ha

Was it me, did I win?

 

[Hashmasta-Kut]

In the 90's I was living in Kathmandu and spending some time in Amsterdam, i met some friends of a friend that had a film can with some nearly white unpressed dry sift. He pulled out his sipsee and gave me a toke. I knew right then I needed to know how to make that. Over the course of a couple years we became friends and then I was sworn to keep the method to myself. He gave me a 43&77 and back to Nepal I went. After trying a couple different types of keif I made my first melt. I became very popular with the local crowd in KTM. Anyway i thought I would share a little history. Oh by the way back then we called it 50%, cause it tested at 47% thc...

could be this post..