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I press ice hash into rosin. It makes a very potent concentrate that tastes like the hash it was made from.

If you really want to clean it good try automotive brake cleaner. Be careful with it though. Read the label. :)

No pressure is exerted on the feet beyond the weight of the press. Otherwise it would float away. :D

Just get the dabpress. You won’t find anything better for the $$.

I’ve been without flower for a few weeks but I correct that tomorrow. I can’t wat to try some more bottletek.

That’s some really good hash to make that light colored rosin. Mine always comes out an amber color.

I was squishing trim so it was as much as I could stuff into the pucker and still manage to fit between the press plates. I didn’t weight it though. Enough that I was getting a nice river of rosin from trim.

The dabpress puck maker and filter bags are really nice. I am finally getting the hang of bottletek. In fact my friend Rick came up with a novel way of using the new dabpress gear. Put the filter bag inside the puck maker tube and fill it up tamping it down as you go. Fold the top over and...

Looks like that will go up against the nug masher. Once again very good.

I just purchased the press mold/ filter bag combo. It’s up on Amazon.

Parchment is the safest option. It’s food safe.

Oscillating fan? :)

Since it's essentially for personal use I usually squish 1-2 grams at a time but I have done quite a few presses in the 3-7 gram range as well. I'll snap some pics tomorrow of my before and after.

I always seem to burst through the filter once I really start squishing. I'll try again today though. :D

I guess I just don't get bottle tek or using filters for flower. My routine is I insert my cured bud or pre pressed puck directly into the plates and slowly apply pressure ramping up to as high as I feel comfortable with my press. I never get any debris in my rosin and there is no actives left...

It takes the chemical reaction of combustion to produce a lot of the compounds we are trying to avoid. I think combustion is much worse to the user then browning or even charring.

Me theory is you have to squish the material hard and thin to get out all the rosin. Bottle tek leaves quite a bit behind because you never squeeze the puck down to a thin disk. I get a tiny bit of bleed through onto my 2nd layer of parchment but always a very small amount. Less then what I’m...

Nice macro shot. Was that with a phone?

I have both OCD units sitting around somewhere. I'll try and snap some pics.

They don’t look that similar. One is made with old bed frame material.