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Kismet
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Usually take out 6 or 7 plants then crawl and stretch in the tent to hit the rest.
Kismet Goes Gonzo For The Kind
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Going to up the bake time for the kief at 300 degrees from 4 to 5 minutes. Been leery because heard you can eff your kief up too long bake.
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So the last run is cured out for the most part now. The Grand daddy purple and ZDF are the hardest hitters at the moment. Had to look at my notes i was running mostly kushes this round and remembered one said it was mostly sativa which i put a question mark next too because i thought it was odd. Parents being GSC and OG Kush? Was the ZDF. Damned if it didn't come in speedy sativa with a punch. Guessing it's favoring the lemon thai and durban poison in it's expression. A real soaring high . The GDP is more like holy shit smile then couch lock.
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Heavy lifting everyday then with that water system, I think I need to come over and put together some crazy water management system for you.
That GDP sounds like my kinda high.
You should press a quarter on top of those hash pucks so they look like old coins!
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I could print different reliefs for Kismet to press in to the coins. Like ZdF or DgP always in a craZy manor. 
Excellent! You need another project until the 3D printer arrives...start designing 
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Excellent! You need another project until the 3D printer arrives...start designing
Have it in my thoughts everyday. I started trying to find a good free cad program before Christmas, first I used SketchUp from google a few years ago loved that program it's so easy to use but then it got licensed and its not very cheap. The last from Christmas is FreeCad but its very complex with different "benches" / screens for different things in the same build. So I don't know what to start with but I will read up on them.
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I don't mind the lifting CraZy it's the being on the knees that's a pain. Started landscaping last year . Design stuff mostly and not as lithe as some so spend a lot of time on my knees . And yes. That's what she said.
What’s going on Kismet?
love the hash! You ever consider heating it with a glass wine bottle full of boiled water? If you’re worried about baking it, you could press it together with a really hot glass bottle, then press it into coins. You’ll get the texture you’re looking for without the worry of fucking your hash up in the oven.
Be proud of the time you spend on your knees. It’s hard work and someone’s gotta do it!
love the hash! You ever consider heating it with a glass wine bottle full of boiled water? If you’re worried about baking it, you could press it together with a really hot glass bottle, then press it into coins. You’ll get the texture you’re looking for without the worry of fucking your hash up in the oven.
Be proud of the time you spend on your knees. It’s hard work and someone’s gotta do it!
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I did try this method and bob's ironing method as well. Liking the press the best so far. Will incrementally raise the bake time minute by minute but love the hash as is at the moment.
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I am ! Love what i am doing now as opposed to punching a clock in some corporate wasteland.Be proud of the time you spend on your knees. It’s hard work and someone’s gotta do it!
CraZysWeeD
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Oh this was just last year? I thought you had been doing that longer. Sounds like a dream work, do you plan this in 3d modelling software?
About hash making, think it was in the Strain Hunters series I watched the Moroccans beat the pollen before they pressed it with a jack. Wounder why they do it, they said the only do it once and that's after they got an order for it.
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Yeah have found what they do is hard to translate to us but they know how to do it. Watched them cook up kief they sieved(Through silk) over open fires in cast iron on the street. They hold that for themselves.
CraZysWeeD
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Must be some super micron cloth they use for this. They probably wont let that recipe go out so easily, just like the Mexicans with their super meth labs. Lol
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Found 100 micron stainless steel mesh works well so the scarves are probably wove similar in diameter . Yeah they are really pumping that crap out of there. Didn't think the hood could get much worse after the oxy/crack/smack epidemic but things are methed up around here now. Pretty sickening to see.
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Yes Beantown when you look fondly on the days of crack alley.
Those plants are left out well over a year in the open air so they have soil and dust on them and are dry as a bone then they drum sieve them so a lot is lost to the air. Alot of the hash is plant hairs with no heads. Garbarge in my book.
The only reason hash was ever pressed into brick form from what i understand is for exporting or smuggling it out of the country of origin.
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