Where do you start?

[chaosinc]

Meaning, What material do you start with? Wet, damp, dry, bud, broken up bud, cuttings from a fresh trim etc.I was doing bubble with fresh frozen trimmings (thawed out of course) and was getting bomb and then was turned on to the oil so I have since done a couple of runs with both dry, and damp trimmings and had great success with both I have yet to use fresh nugs to compare that as well but, I was just curious what everybody else is trying and results. Sharing is caring.

Thank you,
Mr, Chaos...

 

[MTgrower]

I use entire buds, broken down and packed in pretty tight. The buds are fully cured and ready for smoking. I use a Tamisium Extractor.

 

[Dephect]

I have experimented with a 8 gram stainless tube that was a friends. Not efficient in commercial use but will produce you 1-1.5 grams and just ordered a 66 gram aircraft aluminum tube for myself.

The buds and material used in oil production need to be dry. The drier the better.

I use sugar leaf, trim, pop corn buds but rarely regular buds.. I have experimented with a few different ways. If you want a really clean oil don't break it down that much, if you want a big yield but a heavier cloudier oil, grind your material down really fine. The lighter the oil the easier it will be to solidify. I just do that by putting it on a heating pad on high over night. If you don't scrape in the middle and let it sit over night how it is, it will solidify after you let it cool and becomes a easier oil to handle.

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[Camdawg]

you get out what you put in. use better buds get better oil. the fresher off the cure the better. you want it to have not been handled to much bags kill trichs. you want to use the most refined butane you can(vector, calibri,power5). im rushed so sorry about the bad post but yeah...there yeah go now one more skillet hit then off to work