Can anyone point me in the direction of how to make traditional brown hash bars. I collect a lot of kief and it's very nice smoke but when I heat a small bit and make it into a temple ball it's even more enjoyable. So I have a mold but is there a pressure machine that can heat it enough to make it melt together. Making loads of temple balls isn't an option it takes to long.
Hash bars
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Jimski
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Boatguy
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I thought it would be nice to give Frenchy his own place to answer and teach when and if he feels up to it.
I thought a few pieces of my pressed hash might make his day
Yes my friend I have been down many many roads
This is all Ice Hash the only thing used was a 1 gallon bubble bag set, a steel spoon, water and sharp ice, Oh and yes Press to Activate
Oh La La!
Your Up Frenchy!!!
Subcool
I thought a few pieces of my pressed hash might make his day
Yes my friend I have been down many many roads
This is all Ice Hash the only thing used was a 1 gallon bubble bag set, a steel spoon, water and sharp ice, Oh and yes Press to Activate
Oh La La!
Your Up Frenchy!!!
Subcool
May be easier to find here https://frenchycannoli.com/about
I did Google search but I don't know what the hell I'm looking at. Can I put a mould in them, would it heat through the mould. Is there specific presses for hash or for making rosin just looking for someone with experience in making them to give advice
natureboygrower
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Like boat guy said, using a part of the frenchy cannoli method, instead of making ice water hash, you might be able to make something similiar to a hash bar with your kief. Using parchment paper over your kief, you can use a glass bottle with as close to boiling water in it as possible, roll it over your kief. Once it warms and flattens a bit, flip the kief and roll it again. You'll have to play around with the heat of the water and the amount of rolling time, but you might get the consistency you're looking for.
conor c
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YouTube has some vids on it Frenchy canolis hash workshop it's called if I remember right like they said it's the easiest way
Boatguy
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Rosintek does make a manual pollen press that is small enough to put in an oven.. For a personal use level of production
www.dabpress.com
ROSITEK Manual Pollen Press for Brick MPP2 ( Manual Pollen Press ) - Including Handheld Thread Press and Press Mold
Rositek MPP2 Manual Pollen Press for Hash Brick - Including Handheld Thread Press and Pollen Press Mold Rositek large manual pollen press machine for making brick hash - including handheld thread press with double extra long lever handles and a set of pollen press mold, capable of being heated...
www.dabpress.com
FirstCavApache64
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The small cheap pollen presses I've tried made the kief into a puck but it was still sandy and yellow. Rolling temple balls or trying a press you can heat are next on my agenda.
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tstick
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Put the resin into a plastic bag.
Fill a straight-sided glass bottle with boiling water and screw the lid on.
Put on a pair of gloves and roll over the plastic bag with the bottle as if you are making a pie crust. If the resin is good, then you'll see it melting together inside the bag as you roll it. Once it's flattened and (hopefully) melted together, then you can peel off the slab from the plastic bag and then roll it into any number of shapes and then store it. That's basically the Frenchie Cannoli method.
Of course, everything relies on the quality of the resin. If your resin contains a lot of plant material, then it's probably not going to melt together enough to achieve the proper results.
Fill a straight-sided glass bottle with boiling water and screw the lid on.
Put on a pair of gloves and roll over the plastic bag with the bottle as if you are making a pie crust. If the resin is good, then you'll see it melting together inside the bag as you roll it. Once it's flattened and (hopefully) melted together, then you can peel off the slab from the plastic bag and then roll it into any number of shapes and then store it. That's basically the Frenchie Cannoli method.
Of course, everything relies on the quality of the resin. If your resin contains a lot of plant material, then it's probably not going to melt together enough to achieve the proper results.
natureboygrower
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I've overworked hash with the bottle method before so you might want to keep that in mind. Kief, I would imagine , could be easier to overwork than hash so you'll just have to see what works and keep an eye on your kief while rolling. The hash I overworked turned grainy/sandy and didn't come out like my other temple balls.
