Yup... just logged back into Northern Tool to put in a backorder, and I see they have removed this item from their catalog/no longer available.
Fuck. Seems like there are no budget pumps with a gauge, anywhere.
Yup... just logged back into Northern Tool to put in a backorder, and I see they have removed this item from their catalog/no longer available.
Fuck. Seems like there are no budget pumps with a gauge, anywhere.
I've contacted them and their CS told me they will have them by the end of the month. In the meantime I'll continue looking for compatible/suitable alternatives.
It could be paired with a small 12v 200 psi compressor and a cheap 7 gallon portable air tank.Would something like this work in conjunction with an air compressor? Instead of using the hand pump and using the gauge installed on my Dake?
https://www.amazon.com/Omega-22903-...coding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=D5K7RKFAZ52T0F9NAPWS
so with these jacks with out the gauge. Just buy a T and a gauge. Take off the hose from the pump
end and put your T in. Just make sure that they are tight. This is what I did with the pump I got.
While I appreciate the suggestions for pumps to be used without the gauge, that is somewhat the point of going with the hr10t35v press. I want a gauge so I can tune into the pressures and time that work best for me, and then achieve the most consistent results every time I press.
If I wanted to go without a gauge, I likely would have opted for the less expensive bj3t33 pro, or the bj6t35.
I like the idea of a T with a separate gauge, that may be the only option for the near future.
Sup everyone!
New FC member and just ordered a Dabpress 3x7 cage and a Dake B10!
I’ve been in the industry for over 10 years. I own a dispensary, grow, and have a ton of BHO experience......that being said I’m making the switch to solventless.
I’ve done a ton of research and have some friends who press with a big purepressure unit and I just can’t rationalize spending that much just to press a few extra grams(even if you have better control of pressure).
I’ve been making a ton of bubble with fresh trim in anticipation so be on the look out for some big presses. Ive got some pure pressure 36 micron 2.5” x 9” bags that I’m going to fold at 6.5”. Maybe Rodger can make some similar bags. 2.5” x 7.5” would be ideal (I’ve read this whole thread). I’ll post some pics or a video once I get going.
In the mean time here’s a pic of the current SOG grow of Monster Cookies(GDP X GSC). Just flipped these ladies and plan on doing some nug runs sometime in February after drying and curing.
Cheers!
Would something like this work in conjunction with an air compressor? Instead of using the hand pump and using the gauge installed on my Dake for pressure readings?
https://www.amazon.com/Omega-22903-...coding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=D5K7RKFAZ52T0F9NAPWS
I’ll be pressing flowers periodically when in house flowers are harvested. We currently have 5 strains grown in house: Monster Cookies, Wedding Cake, Lemon OG, Apple Fritter and Chernobyl
Dangerous as in be careful not to squish your fingers?
The Eagle has landed!
at 6 minutes till 10pm, the box landed on my door. I got it into the shop, put the box on its side, took my trusty box cutter, and slit the lid....
and fuck, the slick mat was directly under the tape. I cut right threw it. Damn!
the rest of the unboxing was gloriously less tragic. I got everything unpacked and am totally impressed by the equipment! Excellent quality all around! I put the feet on, but am going to pretty much sit on my hands till I land a pump. Thanks for all the advice everyone, especially you Psycho. I am confident I landed with the best unit for my needs and am so excited to use it as soon as a pump is sourced!
I am rly tempted to go with a Enerpac Pump like the P-141 or the P-391,
the smaller unit (P-141) has 327ml capacity and pretty the same Oil Displacement Per Stroke
as the CP390 but is TINY (just 13" long)
Is that right and should work well to or am I wrong @Dabpress ?
Other Option would be the P-391 with much bigger capacity and an increased Oil Displacement Per Stroke
of 2,4 vs 0,9 (P141) / 1,0 (CP390) that would mean much less stroking at pretty the same (Pump) diameter as stock (CP390)
FYI Oil Displacement Per Stroke is how much oil u pushing in the cylinder per stroke, the higher the capacity the more the cylinder will be pushed out and therefore less strokes for. max pressure
Those are pretty expensive pumps but the smaller unit would be waaaay more handy and the beefier one save some time/power if I am right..?