[midwestHIGHS]

I notice alot of people don't get their oil up to proper temps under vacuum, alot of people will keep the heat so low it takes ages for bubbles to break. Most of the time people will purge in such thick films as you stated and they never get the oil completely viscous and tends to wax up rather quickly. Others will do thin film purge and then fold the oil untill its a thick glob and try to achieve wax. IMO if you keep your temps steady, your oil viscous and the film is very thin, under vacuum it will have a hard time waxing up.

[kronicbliss]

someone took ours and got it tested and it tested extremely low for residual solvent and we only used a chamber and pump since we were still waiting on our oven yeah it had a tiny bit in there but it wasn't a lot...and the tastes is not horrible it is just a lot harsher

[Trainer88]

Made wax a bunch of times. I have learned there are many many ways to make it and achieve different textures,smells,looks etc. I have achieved this particular look and texure through folding. While purging in the vac, remove the wax every hour or so, and fold the parchment paper over, smashing the wax back flat. Do this several times through the purge process. This allows air bubbles to form and become trapped in the wax...creating a honeycomb look as soon as purge/evap is comeplete.