Dabpress Rosin Plates
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No issue is a beginning of design. Good performance in stress testing.
But i am still searching much more solid parts and updating once we have.
But i am still searching much more solid parts and updating once we have.
@dabpress.com and @psychonaut thanks so much guys for the insight you have provided as I seek to gain a better understanding of things to know my choices more clearly.
And thank you Roger sincerely for trying to understand my questions and give the best possible advice. I understand and appreciate your viewpoint perfectly. I hear you- you arent making any sort of claims. You are humbly doing your very best with your skills and knowkedge to offer as many good options as possible, trying to design what people want.
And sure, it is not black and white, "better or worse", just differences with pros and cons.
So I get it. The bottlejack kit is simple, less to go wrong, and very affordable. And I feel assured by @psychonaut that a gauge is not at all essential for good results.
Mainly I wanted to get a better understanding of the potential differences between the various options, for the best results.
I feel pretty confident that the dp-bj6t35 looks ideal for me. I feel the upcoming MINI hydraulic rosin press will be out of my budget realistically.
So that helps. But Im still not clear on all the other options on the site, so if anybody feels there is a similarly priced option that would also make sense for me, be viable practically and not need too much space please let me know.
I saw the dp80 Home Pneumatic Rosin Press which I don't know anything about but also looks very small and compact. I was looking to see if this might be another good option and I see only one potential downside- "Only Focus on Pressing 3.5-5g Buds".
I like the sound of being able to press up to 10 grams at a time with the dp-bj6t35. As an option at least. Ideally I would like to press smaller amounts but with some of my material the yield maybe low so the larger amounts could be required and also I'm sure it makes sense to press more each time to save a little on filters.
So on that, I lean back towards the bottle jack, but remain open to suggestions if anybody feels there is a more suitable option.
@psychonaut I hear you too- nothing to fear eh. You are so right, what have I to lose really? Just like you say if I under press I can press again, or vape it. And no matter what I definitely would plan to use the pucks to make edibles, so in that sense not getting everything out of the herb is an advantage in another way and nothing lost.
And ultimately this is about health and happiness and moving forward in life so there is no point quibbling about a few little percents is there now? Life is short as we know, we get so needlessly hung up on things that shouldn't hold us back from reaching for a better life.
Just a word on my herb as well- I get very very good vapor production from it. Dense milk. The vapcap is a good tester I find. More than other vaporizers I feel the vapcap does not perform so well with inferior quality herbs and can be a very unsatisfying experience.
In contrast high-grade top shelf makes the vapcap the world wide hit it is, making it easy to consistently get big hits without really trying.
Most of my autos hit very hard in the vapcap, 3 dense whitewalls that are plenty big enough for me, especially now that my herb has dried out more prior to Vaping and I am using the new Kannastor Gr8tr V2 grinder, which has increased vapor production in all of my vapes and strains.
@dabpress.com Im not sure what to suggest on your dilemma about what to include in the FC package between Dab tool kit and pre press mould or a back up bottle Jack.
My feeling would be that if it is easy and affordable enough for us to source a bottle Jack ourselves should we need one down the line, then it may be more useful for me personally to favour your initial proposal.
But only if it would be straightforward and fairly inexpensive for us to replace the bottle Jack ourselves if needed.
So sorry guys not much help to you all here with so many questions and uncertainty.
I am intent on buying the dp-bj6t35 this month if I can be fully assured this will be a suitable, sufficient choice for me all things considered, and if I wait until the very end of the month our Autos will be so close to being done then I will have a better idea of how weather is looking and what sort of hurdles we may face if any to harvest.
Cheers guys hope the week has started well for everybody.
And thank you Roger sincerely for trying to understand my questions and give the best possible advice. I understand and appreciate your viewpoint perfectly. I hear you- you arent making any sort of claims. You are humbly doing your very best with your skills and knowkedge to offer as many good options as possible, trying to design what people want.
And sure, it is not black and white, "better or worse", just differences with pros and cons.
So I get it. The bottlejack kit is simple, less to go wrong, and very affordable. And I feel assured by @psychonaut that a gauge is not at all essential for good results.
Mainly I wanted to get a better understanding of the potential differences between the various options, for the best results.
I feel pretty confident that the dp-bj6t35 looks ideal for me. I feel the upcoming MINI hydraulic rosin press will be out of my budget realistically.
So that helps. But Im still not clear on all the other options on the site, so if anybody feels there is a similarly priced option that would also make sense for me, be viable practically and not need too much space please let me know.
I saw the dp80 Home Pneumatic Rosin Press which I don't know anything about but also looks very small and compact. I was looking to see if this might be another good option and I see only one potential downside- "Only Focus on Pressing 3.5-5g Buds".
I like the sound of being able to press up to 10 grams at a time with the dp-bj6t35. As an option at least. Ideally I would like to press smaller amounts but with some of my material the yield maybe low so the larger amounts could be required and also I'm sure it makes sense to press more each time to save a little on filters.
So on that, I lean back towards the bottle jack, but remain open to suggestions if anybody feels there is a more suitable option.
@psychonaut I hear you too- nothing to fear eh. You are so right, what have I to lose really? Just like you say if I under press I can press again, or vape it. And no matter what I definitely would plan to use the pucks to make edibles, so in that sense not getting everything out of the herb is an advantage in another way and nothing lost.
And ultimately this is about health and happiness and moving forward in life so there is no point quibbling about a few little percents is there now? Life is short as we know, we get so needlessly hung up on things that shouldn't hold us back from reaching for a better life.
Just a word on my herb as well- I get very very good vapor production from it. Dense milk. The vapcap is a good tester I find. More than other vaporizers I feel the vapcap does not perform so well with inferior quality herbs and can be a very unsatisfying experience.
In contrast high-grade top shelf makes the vapcap the world wide hit it is, making it easy to consistently get big hits without really trying.
Most of my autos hit very hard in the vapcap, 3 dense whitewalls that are plenty big enough for me, especially now that my herb has dried out more prior to Vaping and I am using the new Kannastor Gr8tr V2 grinder, which has increased vapor production in all of my vapes and strains.
@dabpress.com Im not sure what to suggest on your dilemma about what to include in the FC package between Dab tool kit and pre press mould or a back up bottle Jack.
My feeling would be that if it is easy and affordable enough for us to source a bottle Jack ourselves should we need one down the line, then it may be more useful for me personally to favour your initial proposal.
But only if it would be straightforward and fairly inexpensive for us to replace the bottle Jack ourselves if needed.
So sorry guys not much help to you all here with so many questions and uncertainty.
I am intent on buying the dp-bj6t35 this month if I can be fully assured this will be a suitable, sufficient choice for me all things considered, and if I wait until the very end of the month our Autos will be so close to being done then I will have a better idea of how weather is looking and what sort of hurdles we may face if any to harvest.
Cheers guys hope the week has started well for everybody.
That is my thoughts as well, a replacement jack even in my small town I can find at 2x different shops (NAPA and Ace hdw). Pre-press molds always need to order online. But I can see someone not needing a mold, a backup jack would have more appeal.
Hackerman
User
I also think the extra bottle jack is NOT a great idea. They can be purchased almost anywhere locally. Whereas things like dab tools, filters and pre-presses are not usually available locally. Also, the extra pump must cost a lot to ship. Especially since @DabPress offers free shipping.
I think @dabpress.com should make BIG NEWS out of free shipping where they do. I don't think they realize the incredible burden people in Canada pay to have things shipped to them. I don't know why. But the people up there sure complain about it a lot. Also to Oz and other places.
So, I think FREE SHIPPING is already a giant gift. They just need to promote it more.
Another nice free gift may be parchment or other collection paper/silicone sheet.
Another idea might be to partner with Longmada or Devine Tribe or some other company that makes a rosin vape and offer some kind of special package.....
Buy a rosin press from DabPress and recieve a 50% off coupon for a Devine Tribe V3 ceramic rosin vaporizer. That's about $20 savings for the buyer at a cost to Dabpress of about $5 to $7, maybe less.
Or, buy a ton of them wholesale and give them away with a press. DT sells the V3 for $50 retail but discounts them to preferred buyers for $28 and could probably wholesale in case lots even cheaper. So,in the end, giving away a rosin vaporizer shouldn't cost much more or less than the extra pump or dab kit. And, shipping will be way less.
I think @dabpress.com should make BIG NEWS out of free shipping where they do. I don't think they realize the incredible burden people in Canada pay to have things shipped to them. I don't know why. But the people up there sure complain about it a lot. Also to Oz and other places.
So, I think FREE SHIPPING is already a giant gift. They just need to promote it more.
Another nice free gift may be parchment or other collection paper/silicone sheet.
Another idea might be to partner with Longmada or Devine Tribe or some other company that makes a rosin vape and offer some kind of special package.....
Buy a rosin press from DabPress and recieve a 50% off coupon for a Devine Tribe V3 ceramic rosin vaporizer. That's about $20 savings for the buyer at a cost to Dabpress of about $5 to $7, maybe less.
Or, buy a ton of them wholesale and give them away with a press. DT sells the V3 for $50 retail but discounts them to preferred buyers for $28 and could probably wholesale in case lots even cheaper. So,in the end, giving away a rosin vaporizer shouldn't cost much more or less than the extra pump or dab kit. And, shipping will be way less.
gunmetalshark
Glass Addict
Yeah, i too thing a second bottle jack is not rly needed and easy obtainable for everyone
(just googled..no big deal for me as european either)
A nice rosin collection plate would may come more in handy for that more sappier strains
and would be a perfect fit in combination with a press IMO
(just googled..no big deal for me as european either)
A nice rosin collection plate would may come more in handy for that more sappier strains
and would be a perfect fit in combination with a press IMO
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anasrzi
Well-Known Member
The free shipping especially internationally is the big giveaway imo like @Hackerman has stated, no need for much else for free.
Looks like Amazon has 10-25$ coupons on most dabpress gear. I was checking to see if there was any prime day deals, but these are good coupons regardless!
I totally understand now. I will keep promises to offer free shipping + 3 freebies at the end of this month.
Thank you
Soulds great
I will update pictures of new products.
hydraulic rosin press kit of dp-bj6t35
ceremic canna storage container
304 SS canna stoage container
mason storage container
Rest of them will be finished this week
dp-cp390 hydraulic hand pump
2 piece SS pre press mold
hydraulic rosin press kit of dp-bj6t35
ceremic canna storage container
304 SS canna stoage container
mason storage container
Rest of them will be finished this week
dp-cp390 hydraulic hand pump
2 piece SS pre press mold
anasrzi
Well-Known Member
Just realized you get that cool dab tool kit with the complete package, thought it was just a stainless steel pick or something not that cool case and silicon pots.
Man that kit just gets better and better. Need to get paid quicker get this sorted but im not paid till end of the month and bills need sorting.
With the pre press mold included in the kit is there any need for something like this?
https://www.dhgate.com/product/rosi...press/406188673.html#s1-0-1b;searl|0190275028
Man that kit just gets better and better. Need to get paid quicker get this sorted but im not paid till end of the month and bills need sorting.
With the pre press mold included in the kit is there any need for something like this?
https://www.dhgate.com/product/rosi...press/406188673.html#s1-0-1b;searl|0190275028
Our 2x4" pre press mold will be finished at the end of this month
anasrzi
Well-Known Member
Thats good to know @dabpress.com , so they will fit nicely with the kit you have on offer then? i have zero issue with the puck press btw just a rectangular pre-press mold like the one listed would offer a different chioce (not sure if different is better here?)
I have a 2"x4" pre press already.I get better results from the new round pre press from dabpress on 3"x5" plates.I press 1 2.5 gram puck.I think a 1"x3" pre press would work better on the 3"x5" plates.With the 2"x4" pre press,I sometimes get flower pushing out the front of the heat plates.I don't use bags,so I'm sure that has something to do with it.
I've been using the round pre press for a while and it is legit 
Grifo
Well-Known Member
bag or no bag?I've been using the round pre press for a while and it is legit
Both but I usually squish bag-less.
Pictures of dp-bj6t35 is finished. I will update other item asap.
Thank you!
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anasrzi
Well-Known Member
Pictures of dp-bj6t35 is finished. I will update other item asap.
Thank you!
Looks amazing, like the bottle for scale
. Can't see the images until i quote tho @dabpress.com
elmomuzz
That just happened...
Pictures of dp-bj6t35 is finished. I will update other item asap.
Thank you!
Looks good! Quoted so others can see. Bah! It didn't work. lol