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I advise to squish or vape the buds and make ice hash from the high quality trim. Then squish that.

Hey that’s cool. I guess I should throw in my .02 as well. The spot welders you mention a few posts up are a poor choice for these connections. Like their name implies they welds tiny spots with very little surface area for the current to flow. It is a point of resistance and will heat up...

The 25 ton press in my shop is over 50 years old. I don’t think that is unusual for a quality press. Maybe you just had bad luck?

I never recommended anyone else do it. I developed my technique over time with a lot of experience. Lithium batteries can be very dangerous. But I can do it and my finished cell is no more dangerous to charge and discharge then a new cell. To suggest otherwise without examining and testing it...

I’ve been soldering directly to batteries like this for a long time with zero issues. It just requires the proper technique. It actually provides a better connection then welding.

Yeah it’s a bummer. I fished it out of the trash in case anyone asks me to point out some areas of concern. It’s just not one of my better vape purchasing decisions.

The airpath is a passage in the plastic housing up through a channel in the aluminum tube. The heating resister resides in a separate and isolated opening in the aluminum tube. The air never has to pass the electronics so a very simple and clean design. Again no amount of burnoff will clean...

My Chong’s Choice Herbalizer started giving me an error message after about an hour of usage. It got put aside for about a year and yesterday I decided to take it apart and see if I could find the issue. I though perhaps the bulb had failed so I disassembled it down to its core components and...

The air path is rather simple in the mighty so there isn’t much to smell in the actual air path. If there is residue in the aluminum heat exchanger that is nasty but I am betting they are cleaned by Storz and Bickel. No amount of “burn off” is going to remove contamination from the heat...

I’ve been wanting a new concentrate pen so I am onboard the dabox train. It should arrive in a few days.

That's pretty cool. I knew when I came up with the idea that it was one of my better ones.

Is it more common for the control box or the heater cartridge to fail? Thank you.

Hey that looks pretty good. Someone finally is producing a proper muzzmod. I wonder how many he has sold? :)

My 2.04 crafty with 55 hours has been pretty tired so I finally decided to replace the battery. I saw JCat recommended the VTC6 so I got two of them from amazon. While I had it apart I cleaned the heater core in alcohol. It's a pretty cool design. This is the first time I have actually seen...

I pressed a bit of hash this evening at 170 degrees. It came out very flavorful. I might try 160 next time.

Gravity plays a big part also. My old rig had round plates that were mounted vertically on a set of vice jaws. The majority of the rosin would flow downward. For what it’s worth the rosin I’m collecting using my big 3x7 plates tastes as good as any I’ve ever made or tried so I’m quite happy...

I'm not sure which they are but take your pick. :) Oh yeah don't let pets or kids eat them. https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=sphere+magnet

The 3x7 dabpress handles larger quantities well but it’s so enjoyable to use I frequently do smaller presses such as this. A 1.7 gram bud is quickly reduced to golden goo.

I’ve started wearing gloves since I got the dabpress. Working with so much squish is a sticky situation. :)

I didn’t realize I was starting such a controversial subject. I mainly use the puck to prevent the ram from marring the beautiful surface of the dabpress. :)