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Lets keep in mind that rosin is more of a decarbed full melt kief, nothing more. Rosin is not stable for more than a week or so ime. I dont believe there is a way to reverse this, maybe someone else will chime in.The way I look at it is there are 2 main variations in techs that I am currently unsure of first is if I press super low temps so the product comes out runny but is a beautiful color would it be good to give it a cure time to stable it up .... second I have done some stuff and pulled it a abunch then
I let it sit for a week and it waxed up to a lighter color (it was a kief run) ended up looking like full melt so my question here is what temperature do I have to keep my oil to make it wax up and what temp to achieve no change
I do know of a dispensary that keeps there oil in a mini fridge but I dunno if thats unnecessary or not I have noticed if I keep the full melt looking stuff in my pocket all day it sweats and becomes less stable and even if I freeze it it dosent stable back upLets keep in mind that rosin is more of a decarbed full melt kief, nothing more. Rosin is not stable for more than a week or so ime. I dont believe there is a way to reverse this, maybe someone else will chime in.
Good ?..…im almost ready to do alot of testing. I love Roz , not only for solventless factor; but also because you can handle without it getting stuck everywhere.... I have put some In parchment and put in my pocket and worked all day and it was a hot day. Even w my body temp and 90 degree weather it did not ooze out of parchment . Wat I did notice is the consistency changed some after a few days and became more sticky and harder to handle w out a dab tool....The way I look at it is there are 2 main variations in techs that I am currently unsure of first is if I press super low temps so the product comes out runny but is a beautiful color would it be good to give it a cure time to stable it up .... second I have done some stuff and pulled it a abunch then
I let it sit for a week and it waxed up to a lighter color (it was a kief run) ended up looking like full melt so my question here is what temperature do I have to keep my oil to make it wax up and what temp to achieve no change
Trying to make rosin with fresh buds, frozen or not will not work to well. Theres to much water still in the product. Maybe if you could speed up the drying cycle somehow with nitrogen it could work, but most likely still have issues. As far as temps and pressure, keep this in mind. More pressure needs less heat, or you will scorch your product. If you dont have enough pressure well that means you need more heat, however higher heat can lead to scorching of your product. Anything you see that has a dark resemblence is most likely scorched and probably has a scorched after taste. Anything above 200 and more press time is risky. My press is capable of pressing 12 tons consistantly, and i notice flowers press best at 7 to 9 tons. Also my temps are spot on. I press at 176 degrees, just above most terps boiling points.
Room humidity helps a little, i find that a slightly warmer room with close to the same humidity as you have setup. Your humidity seems good. I normally run kief with my wifes hair straightener and a non bleached coffee filter. My big press doesnt yield as well with kief, so i run mainly flower with it. If you press with a hair straightener and it comes out close to clear colors, then you have made straight fire for sure. I normally dont check temps on the straightener because i start with it cold, then press until i hear crackles for ten seconds or so, then i turn it off and continue a mild squeeze.Science is your friend when dealing with steam distillation. Great post.
I am going to try 176 today. Yesterday I was very happy at 190 for flowers.
What temp you running kief at? I started at 180, and worked my way down 5 degrees every press. Ended up at 150, and didn't reach the bottom yet imo.
Do you worry about RH? I keep all my flowers/kief at exactly 60% RH before the squish. The higher the RH, the higher the temps have to be. So 176 at 50% RH might be a similar extraction as 190 at 60% RH. You follow?
Yep I follow. Its the rain season for me and I'm far from finished w insulating my home and keeping consistent temp and rh. Thus I have my equipment set up in a bus. I turn on the bus, and control the atmosphere while I work. It's a retired city bus and does better than I expected with gas consumption at idle. My tumbler is built w 12 v motor. My heat plates run off inverter . W some quick preliminary presses I did 180 w 20 ton of pressure, but that was w bubble. I also do a second press run at 210, comes out darker but taste lovely as well.Science is your friend when dealing with steam distillation. Great post.
I am going to try 176 today. Yesterday I was very happy at 190 for flowers.
What temp you running kief at? I started at 180, and worked my way down 5 degrees every press. Ended up at 150, and didn't reach the bottom yet imo.
Do you worry about RH? I keep all my flowers/kief at exactly 60% RH before the squish. The higher the RH, the higher the temps have to be. So 176 at 50% RH might be a similar extraction as 190 at 60% RH. You follow?
Maybe this time?
Lets keep in mind that rosin is more of a decarbed full melt kief, nothing more. Rosin is not stable for more than a week or so ime. I dont believe there is a way to reverse this, maybe someone else will chime in.
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