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Clearing/Unpacking Long, Narrow Columns
- Thread starter kwikness
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Speed of green
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half of an old fishing pole with the eyes removed.
what are you using the columns for?
what are you using the columns for?
that sounds like a really good idea actually. thanks!
closed-loop solvent extraction-- sounds like you guessed that much already though.
Speed of green
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if you do it right after the extraction when the matereial is still saturated it comes out a ton easier than if you let it sit around for a while.
There is a thing called a de-bowler, its an ashtray with a golf tee looking thing sticking out of it, its used to empty out the ashed bowl of a pipe.
i built one of those but basically on a large scale using a trashcan and a piece of pvc with notches/teeth cut in the end. The notches are for digging into the material.
i used a "floor flange" to attach the pvc to the trash can.
https://cdn1.bigcommerce.com/n-yp39...ler_for_web__38771.1457746382.244.365.jpg?c=2
There is a thing called a de-bowler, its an ashtray with a golf tee looking thing sticking out of it, its used to empty out the ashed bowl of a pipe.
i built one of those but basically on a large scale using a trashcan and a piece of pvc with notches/teeth cut in the end. The notches are for digging into the material.
i used a "floor flange" to attach the pvc to the trash can.
https://cdn1.bigcommerce.com/n-yp39...ler_for_web__38771.1457746382.244.365.jpg?c=2
What's the inside diameter of your columns?
