Has anyone used these small heat presses?
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TysonOG
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Post a link so we know what you're talking about. Quality in, quality out. If its too good to be true, it probably is. The return i get on cheap presses isn't even worth it.
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I would love to but 420 does not allow links - only sponsors. I was looking at the Rosineer at $229 or a 5ton at $359. What I am after is to make dry hash into something I can smoke in my wax dab kit.... I'm looking now at both eBay and homemade options. It looks like all I need is heat plates to about 265 and press with some force. Looks like more force gives metter results.
Did you look at the sponsor dabpress?
I think @Stormblessed had a rough go on some of the eBay ones.
I think @Stormblessed had a rough go on some of the eBay ones.
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I will be honest, I have not. Every 420 sponsor I have bought from has been a disaster with one exception Magical Butter. Every other one has been terrible. Bad customer service, shitty shipping and awful communication. I find the sponsor list is a good start on which vendors to avoid! I've ordered seeds, nutrients, bags and extractors. Amazon is my go to even if I look at a sponsor's products. It is a sad state of affairs IMO in this grow world, full of scammers and very marginal players.
That said, I ALWAYS appreciate your feedback and your help. The one great thing I have found here is the people, you are all amazing!
That said, I ALWAYS appreciate your feedback and your help. The one great thing I have found here is the people, you are all amazing!
TysonOG
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Go homemade, its worth it. I made one thats fully pneumatic and hydraulic, just push a button lol, up to 2500psi
Dam looks like my frame machine lol wicked bet it does amazing
i would kill for a shop press lol
nice set up.
nice set up.
I have one at the shop I don’t even use
Northern Hydro
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dab press .. Or homemade ..I went your route , and started with a few less known brands ...if I was mechanically inclined I would have saved the plates and guts from the old ones to make a new one .I will be honest, I have not. Every 420 sponsor I have bought from has been a disaster with one exception Magical Butter. Every other one has been terrible. Bad customer service, shitty shipping and awful communication. I find the sponsor list is a good start on which vendors to avoid! I've ordered seeds, nutrients, bags and extractors. Amazon is my go to even if I look at a sponsor's products. It is a sad state of affairs IMO in this grow world, full of scammers and very marginal players.
That said, I ALWAYS appreciate your feedback and your help. The one great thing I have found here is the people, you are all amazing!
Freak Brothers
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Ceramic hair straighteners is good place to start for the basic gear 
i got a car i have to try finish. there's seals of all kinds, ball joints etc. kind of looking for something i can use for the build and then use for real fun
Modest Grower
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I would recommend the 6 ton dab press. I think it was around $400 when I got mine. My memory could be off on price but it is definitely worth it in my opinion.
Yeah I agree go with a press then u can use for multiple purposesi got a car i have to try finish. there's seals of all kinds, ball joints etc. kind of looking for something i can use for the build and then use for real fun
What kind of car
Dam thats a classic I just painted a samurai yesterday came out killer
wow i haven't seen one of those in ages.
i gotta get body and paint done. it's mostly dry but there's a few issues.
machinist called yesterday about the head. so many upgrades to stuff i can't list it.
i gotta get body and paint done. it's mostly dry but there's a few issues.
machinist called yesterday about the head. so many upgrades to stuff i can't list it.
Hmm, a Modified Waffle Iron & a C-Clamp maybe ?
c-clamps are the fail point with the hair straighteners. can't get enough force to make it worthwhile.
