Are you having problems with losing stability after the crc?
@waxplug1 I’m running b80 and celite and does it look good. But my slabs are losing it’s stability. Any advice?
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Sorry, Do you mean size the crc to the material column as in height or width?
Are you running isobutane?
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Because the resin is much cleaner after running through the powders the product is more likely to nucleate. if you want shatter get the oven temp up around 100-110 f and get the solvents out in a hurry.
It does make a great starting point for growing crystals or making a batter like consistency.
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the diameter
Isobutane, make sure gas is clean and dry, a lot of it is material dependent, I dont have sugaring problems but I agree with Soxhlet on purging hotter. I’ve noticed on terpy strains the slabs come out softer so going hotter helps get some of those Terps out to help stabilize it. Kinda like when I make my babyfood, if I heat up the mason jar to 130 and then throw it in the oven to purge it goes from babyfood to a drier crumble consistency
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F or C
F i believe,
F
Sorry I should always use c 
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Some Terps have higher boiling points. Depending if the material or strain was high in a certain terp, it could be what’s making it softer too. Kinda like purging ethanol u have to go higher temps
130c?
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No sonic…that would be damn near decarbing temps. 110-120F should be a good start on terpy strains.
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Thats what i was thinking also
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I’m using a 40/40/20 blend.
Thanks for the input guys!
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Hit up @Killa12345
What does indofabs sell separate from killa? Powders, crc cls etc? I’m looking for a passive 2lb cls with crc & miner… Thanx
They will make you a cls and miner too. They are a full custom fabrication shop.
I think I would have the cheapest price out of any company out there. Mine is just Chinese parts that I assemble.
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this statement echos across this platform. i love it.
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by the way 10/10 for the service you provide. Parts are holding strong and no issues. get at this mans website & support the community 
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We make anything you want in house here in the usa.
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