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You too F80M4!
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I ran my trim through my dry sift tumbler tonight. For those of you with small grows struggling with bubble bags or BHO I highly recommend a dry sift tumbler, it's so easy and fast. Throw your trim in a freezer bag, dump it in the screen drum, let it run for 15 then 30 minutes, throw out the trim, do whatever with the keif.
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I weighed in at 70 grams - 89 g total less 19 for the bag.
If ratios go like my last run I'll get 8% return, or 5.6 grams over 2 runs.
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The 150 gram screen drum with 70 grams of trim:
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The tumbler is basically a plastic crate, a screen drum, and a dc motor.
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The dry sift falls to the bottom of the crate and we scrape it up with a card.
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First run weighed in at 4.17 grams
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Second run yields about 40% of the first, after 30 minutes running.
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With 2.06 grams from the second run we get 6.2 grams from 70 grams of trim, or 8.8%, slightly higher return than my last harvest.
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Now I have to figure out what to do with all the keif!
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Anyone know how much keif is worth? It'd be interesting to do a calculation for return on investment: If I'm getting 6 grams of keif per grow how long does it take to pay for the dry sift tumbler - around $475 Canadian.
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