Being that ceramic has a reputation for breaking quickly, I heat mine evenly. I think heating one side is riskier. I'd say if you want to heat less, get a smaller nail No need to season, same as quartz.Just got my first Ceramic Domeless Nail yesterday, first impression is good, flavor is good (close to but not as good as quartz IMO).
I think my favorite is still the Domeless Quartz Castle... perfect size, short heat up time, cleaned super easy.
- How can I minimize the risk of breaking during the heat up process?
- Do I need to do anything to season it?
- For smaller dabs, can I just torch one side of the nail? It is an excessively large heating area for my smallish dabs... going through a lot of butane.
2oz whole cured bud (no shake), 5.04g lovely lemon shatter.
The patterns in the shatter is the refraction of all the chunks of shatter through each piece obscuring it.
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Ebay!It seems like all the stores in my area tax anything related to concentrates heavily. Also in a non-legal state sadly.
That looks pretty nice. Nothing against you, but posts like this puzzle me....
At retail pricing, let's say those 2oz would cost me $400 for very good starting material, and yield 5 grams of concentrate. I can buy very high quality wax for $60/gram, so just buying the 5grams of wax would be less than $300.
Now I get that's it's cool to produce wax at home, get it cleany-clean and all that. But if I just want to maximize potency per cost, how can I beat just buying the wax?
Again, not judging anyone's process. I just can't get the math to work for me. If I double the potential yield to 10grams for the 2 oz starting material, it still looks like I spend $400 flower to yeild $500 in oil. Better numbers, but I still am missing vac purge and de-waxing in my homegrown process. Is my math off?
At retail pricing, let's say those 2oz would cost me $400 for very good starting material, and yield 5 grams of concentrate. I can buy very high quality wax for $60/gram, so just buying the 5grams of wax would be less than $300.
5 grams at $60 each is $300 not less than $300. plus, 5g from 2oz is a small return. one should be getting around 5-6 per OZ.
so for $400 (you can get top shelf for $200 an OZ?) you could be getting 10-12g of oil. this would cost $600 or more if you bought the pre-extracted oil.
running your own oil will save you money in most cases. in my case (non legal) i can get a gram of oil for less than it costs to extract it myself. but i still do my own runs also.
Fuzzy math, but yeah I can get top shelf anything bog 200 zip when on sale. I assume some discount buying oil above 3 grams at a time. But yes, if we assume 6g/oz yield (isn't that almost 25%?) the numbers get favorable quickly for home-produced wax.