Wake n Bake, Nothing Better!
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Laughing Grass
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1. Less actual pressing......less wasted bags and less rosen that gets trapped in the bags. Also less time pressing.
2. You can fit a shit load more in per press. Less time pressing.
3. No wasted rosen stuck in the sponge of the weed puck.
I take a 220, 160, 73 and a 25.
220 and 160 is compost. Collect, dry and press the 73. 25 do whatever you want with......top a bowl or sprinkle a joint with it.
Unless it's rock hard, don't even break down the buds, just strip the stems and put them in the ice......let the agitation break it up. Do two washes.......use a pump sprayer to clean and corral the bubble to the center of the screens.
I wonder if it's actually faster in the end
I don't doubt that this works great for you... and I've seen some of your results!
It's just more of a production than I'm willing to do. I just wanna spend a few minutes squishing and make some decent dabs.
DarkWeb
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Maybe for towels or something like that. Looks like 4 bars go in and those would be the legs.Anyone have any clue what these 2 pieces of wood might have been when they were in use? I cannot figure out what furniture item this was, as it's missing pieces.
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Laughing Grass
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Antique quilt rack?Anyone have any clue what these 2 pieces of wood might have been when they were in use? I cannot figure out what furniture item this was, as it's missing pieces.
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Grandpapy
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Clothes DryerAnyone have any clue what these 2 pieces of wood might have been when they were in use? I cannot figure out what furniture item this was, as it's missing pieces.
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Less the bluetooth
BudmanTX
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magazine rack? looks like it missing parts thoughAnyone have any clue what these 2 pieces of wood might have been when they were in use? I cannot figure out what furniture item this was, as it's missing pieces.
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DarkWeb
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Yeah, I'm not saying it is the best way. But my brain thinks this way (production). I think it may be faster overall. And it may help you considering you are on the lower side of pressure needed. If you still have those bags get some alcohol and clean them up. Might be worth it. Or don't no worries
Laughing Grass
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I threw them out after my second grow.Yeah, I'm not saying it is the best way. But my brain thinks this way (production). I think it may be faster overall. And it may help you considering you are on the lower side of pressure needed. If you still have those bags get some alcohol and clean them up. Might be worth it. Or don't no worries
DarkWeb
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Such a millennial thing to do smh
Laughing Grass
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DarkWeb
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Because it was too hard
zzyx
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That’s a blanket rack!
Is a quilt not a blanket the way a square is a rectangle? I never owned a quilt, so I dunno...That’s a blanket rack!
Laughing Grass
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Did I kick your dog or something?Because it was too hard
lokie
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It's got four bolts that go through wood into the heating plates. Do you think there's a chance of breaking the heating wires by removing them? They're fed through the frame so they would have to come out to remove them.
I'm not feeling a lot of love for running it over.
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I have the 3x5 caged model
The screws are offset from the heating element.
I bet if you took the screws out you could have a convertible.
DarkWeb
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No, but you did call me old
Laughing Grass
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No I called Britney Spears and Will Smith old. I have no idea how old you are.No, but you did call me old
zzyx
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I’m older than both of them! I’m really old!