CannaBruh
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#1 bullshit Gene, hope you get it back online.
$275 DIY Rosin Plates, PID Controller, and Press
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Greengenes707
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Thanks man. I have a new channel up already. Still uploading old content currently. But new stuff will come and we will build it back up. And get the rosin press video up if I get the OK.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCH6-f9vjl9FestxzUMnPA3g
BuddingCharisma
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Wow great to hear! Already subscribed and patiently waiting for that DIY video, I bought everything and by the time it came in, the whole channel was gone. But I'm glad you are sticking with the videos!
BuddingCharisma
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is there any way you could post the wiring diagram in the meantime?
Airwalker16
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It’s on the paper that comes with the inkbird PID.
ColoradoRob
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There are a lot of places to post the video brother. I bought all the stuff 3 days before they took it down and still looking to complete before my legal grow is complete lol.
Dailymotion
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Hell I can even host it for you (IT Director) to where no one can touch it.
YouTube is a joke
Dailymotion
Break
Hell I can even host it for you (IT Director) to where no one can touch it.
YouTube is a joke
Farmer.J
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System is complete, power to the pid and plates heat up,
Now I just need to figure out how to program the damn pid lol
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System is complete, power to the pid and plates heat up,
Now I just need to figure out how to program the damn pid lol
Farmer.J
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Airwalker16
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Relay doesn't need a heatsink turns out. Lemme know I'd you need help with the PID. Its easy
Farmer.J
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Thanks, I have a Lazer thermometer and it's saying the thermocouple reading is higher than actual.
I didn't know it didn't need a heat sink but I ordered it and it fits in the project box so I put it in anyway. I had to buy a small roll of 16 gauge wire, I just used white for everything.
The plates, heaters, pid, relay, heatsink, cords, project box, drill bits, 16 gauge wire, 10 ton press and wago connectors cost me about $530 (Canadian) total. Everything from amazon except for the press and 16 gauge wire (princess Auto)
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Airwalker16
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Hm... Mine was less than$150USD
Farmer.J
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$150 us is like $500 can lol
My 10 ton press was $250 on sale at princess auto
My aluminum was $30
Roll of white 16g wire was $6
All Green Gene's list was just under $200 @ amazon.ca and amazon.com
Go go n chill
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Figure out the pid ?
Farmer.J
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You betcha, it was set up in °C, once I set it up for °F it works awesome.
Go go n chill
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Do you think the heat plate kits going around now would work better? I found hydraulic presses on Jeg’s website 6 ton for$107 free shipping
Farmer.J
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I don't know, if I was going to do it all over I would have a pid for each plate, and a larger project box. I would install both pid's to the lid of the project box. The heatsink and relay would mount inside the project box. This would make it easier to wire.
Go go n chill
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What’s your% when you press bud?