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Obviously it depends on the quality of the sift. Anywhere from 30%-60% return. I usually expect 50%. So if you expect 14gs of oil you need about 3 300ml cans. Soak method works well. Short soak times for the best quality. Long soak times for best yields.
What up fracz?? Interesting point in extracting less plant waxes and lipids with sift. That has to be one of the main reasons sift BHO is usually sappy. It's semi winterized. What texture do you normally end up with? How fresh of sift do you use?I only blast kief, far superior returns and quality IMO. I never understood the logic of blasting can-after- can with trim, that's just more time and $$ along with tons of plant lipids I don't want in there. If I'm doing nug run I'll still tumble most of it into kief, and do a 80% kief/20% bud ratio. I average the same returns as WalterWhiteFire.
Thank you for the kind words Puss.
I personally like sift but there is no market for it. So if its for personal use and its super tasty I'd just top bowls and mix it into edibles.
In my hood, If you need to turn a profit from it then it's gotta dab.
The point of the soak is to keep everything below the butane evap point for the entire extraction. Which means cold cold cold. Butane Evaps at like 34 degrees.
Get a stainless steel thermos. Fill it with your sift. Put in freezer for a few hrs along with your cans of tane. Longer the better.
I blast into a seperate thermos then pour it over the sift so the pressure from the can doesn't blast your sift everywhere. Put it outside somewhere cool in the shade. cover with hand towel. A 30 min soak will make the highest quality. A 2 hr soak will get it all, sometimes I will soak over night. So 2 washes works well but uses more tane.
Once it's soaked it needs to be filtered through a coffee filter or 25 micron bubble bag. I use a SS strainer with a coffee filter nested inside. I like to put the entire cake into the filter and rinse down with some more tane. Rinse the inside of the thermos too. Lots of oil sticks to the sides.
IME a 300ml can can extract around 6 grams of oil. So do the math and use the correct ratios or you'll hit saturation points and won't extract fully.
You could try first on a gram to see what %returns you should expect from your 2 oz and plan accordingly.
I'm going to do a reprised tutorial to my Powder Day thread. Ill post some finished pics there. GL dude!
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