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Has anyone heard of the nugsmasher? There are 2 versions being sold on amazon.com, the cheapest going for around $700-$1000. I saw a couple videos of it on youtube: The website nugsmasher.com said made in usa and the more expensive one has a lifetime waranty

The flagship of my collection, the Gordo Scientific Klein Recycler with Oregon Glass Blower drop down and Ti Power domeless nail. I gotta clean her and harvest that reclaim when I have some time on the weekend!

An inch too small!? I hate when they do that! These glass blowers do know we are paying for this stuff right!?

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You are a National Treasure, Deadshort480. Thank You For Your Service.

Thanks for your detailed reply! Here is a video of the Klein I'm trying to clean (I have the same one without the honey bucket and it's clear glass.) The toughest part is trying to shake all of the water/iso out of the piece because of the grooves in the glass near the Maria mouthpiece. I...

Any tips on cleaning recyclers/incyclers? I have trouble even getting used water out of my incycler, never mind everclear along with reclaim globs...

I have one of his Klein incyclers, its the flagship piece of my glass collection. Fantastic

I think the only way a nug could be pressed with a single duo pad would be if you folded the duo pad onto itself, creasing and bending it over time. By using two duo pads you prolong the life of the pads because they aren't being bent and creased every time they are used. Once I pressed about...

Here's a video with the duo pads, looks good! The only thing is that over time, the crisscrossing fibers on the pads will get mangled. Sharp stems and maybe pressure itself is to blame. I asked oil slick pads on youtube on Bubbleman's channel and on Twitter what the max psi the pads can take...

Here is a cool video of the Dake Press in action. This gave me a better idea of how it works and the background music wasn't bad either. :)

I'm glad they aren't stiffing us early adopters. I'll give credit where credit is due, Dan from D-nail couldn't be more accommodating/understanding of our plight. That being said, I'm waiting with baited breath for BoogerMan's foray into the DIY world of manual hydraulic presses! Yeehaw Rosin!

This thing sounds awesome for our needs. I'm unsure of how I would be able to attach temperature controlled heat plates to this device.... I look forward to see what Joel W. has in store. I don't know what a cuni plate is except that its made of copper and nickel. Furthermore, I don't know...

Just got home from work with my D-Nail press waiting at the door. Kudos to the folks at D-Nail for offering to refund the money to my credit card. I am returning to sender, but look forward to seeing what these guys have in store in the future.