Making Diamonds in mason Jars

You can send all samples to me for grading and assay lol

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Those that can do. Those that cant talk shit to those that can…:rofl::joy::rofl:

I have never met someone as salty as you bro! Other than khemia (tce) You never worked with anyone before? You never collab on anything? You are a hilarious joke

Free tech to anyone that sends me baked-all-day extracts so I can really clown on him…:man_shrugging::joy::rofl:

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Damn :gun: :gun: :gun: pew pew pew.

I guess Friday’s are for fighting. :joy::rofl::joy:

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It seems for the past month we’ve all been ready to argue.

I’d say it because there’s not much new interesting things going on.

I miss when crc and diamonds were new here. It was crazy how much new information came in on a daily basis.

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d8 was interesting while it lasted…

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Membranes are the next crc, except more impact

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Yeah, they seem pretty freaking neat. Too bad my piddly little rig will never get to see em haha.

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Dont be so sure!

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Keep hearing about membranes i’d love to start experimenting with them. They sound badass. I’ve just herd they are large. Hoping they can size them down for smaller cls

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@j12 makes a 5kg faucet after switching up to membranes for max efficiency

@Kingofthekush420’s future ad :wink::smirk:

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Youll need decent sized ones for a decent flow rate

The small ones do like 2.5 liters an hour

No Bueno when you have 40 gallons

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They “regular” nano membranes come in small sizes, 2"x12"(8"actual membrane)
The smallest ceramic nano ive seen is 10mm diameter as well as 1" and 2" etc.

The key will be membrane cost.

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If you must know, Mike the owner of lab society already put me and @J12 in contact

My skids will be distrusted by them btw

Were also gonna hook elite labs up to it xD

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ah gotcha. That’s what i gathered when we talked about it. So it’s really only feasible for large runs then?

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Id have to test the membrane for flow rate

Winterization requires a special process so you need twice the size membrane

What if the winterization step was not needed?

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The puramem typical feed* flow rate on a 1812 is listed at 300L/hour.

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I’m just wondering if it is possible to make things work well with a smaller system? I’m still not completely familiar with how the process works. Mike could only tell me a little about it.

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Theres no way

I think you mean an 8040

@Lincoln20XX @tweedledew

How fast did your evonivs go

I know ecosce said they get 250 lph per 8040 with the econiks

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Yes you can make it work on a small system

Youd just stack small membranes if anything to get the flow rate you want

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