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Alternative to a pre pressing box?
- Thread starter yahooman
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Switcher56
Comfortably numb!
I simply press my nugs in parchment paper. Bags are a gimmick. Do you know how much resin remains in the bag after you're done pressing?
High yahooman
How about showing a few pics of your proces and results
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I will for sure,but i just harvested 2 days ago so I have to wait till I have some dry product
Ya,but wouldn't you be left with lots of plant material in the rosin?
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Benny106
Switcher56
Comfortably numb!
NO! Not if you do it correctly.
I press a lot of rosin. I use about a gram a day. I don't use bags unless I'm pressing dry sift. No need for a bag if you pre-press into a puck. And, no, you DEFINITELY don't get debris if you do it right.
Even if you press plain buds without pre-pressing, any debris is usually on the very inside edge and is very easy to pick up or push aside with the rosin collection tool.
There are many ways to skin this cat. Pick your flavor. I generally only press 2 or 3 grams of flower at one time. If you see debris in this... you can have it.
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Even if you press plain buds without pre-pressing, any debris is usually on the very inside edge and is very easy to pick up or push aside with the rosin collection tool.
There are many ways to skin this cat. Pick your flavor. I generally only press 2 or 3 grams of flower at one time. If you see debris in this... you can have it.
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Those bags are a waste of money and oil. Save your squished pucks, and use them to make butter, just like with ABV. The cylindrical pre-puck tube is about perfect for a 3x5 plate.
