Dude, don’t let your fucking solvent loose in, near, or around any mother fucking electrical source… PERIOD! Do some fucking reading, for real, you’re making a mountain out of mole hill…
(One day, I will leave some of these edits… It’ll benefit no one, but will be a gas to read!)
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I am using a cooler and dry ice
Dude, pour into the jar, let evap to the consistency of honey, cap it… Cold crash it, or not. It’s literally that easy
It’s not going to happen overnight… It’ll take some time… Just give it that time
And for the record, you specifically stated freezer in the post before my post. That’s what my response was all about. Coolers are much better
I was having visions of you blowing your freezer door off, and having no real clue that that would happen
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You’re missing the overall concept completely. You need to read some more dude…
You need to keep the jar tight and closed while in the cooler so it doesn’t pick up any water in your extract, then you need to set it out let it warm and let the excess solvent evaporate until its thickened to a warm honey consistency and cap the jar again. Set @80°f and leave for several weeks.
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You don’t need to seed, but can to help it along.
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Your first course of action should be addressing the safety issues with your extractor, as you’re putting yourself at risk operating it as is.
Second, do yourself a favor and just follow one of the teks we’ve provided you. You’re either ignoring or not retaining info you’ve already been told.
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Something I’ll suggest for your readings. If you see that someone in a thread is clearly on the ball with their tech, isolate their comments by selecting their avatar and clicking this button
It will isolate their comments from everyone else’s. Helps with the clutter.
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Yes sir
none at all.
but I do suggest you figure out the answers to the questions you’re dodging with this response.
you know; “as if your life depended on it…”
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I am reading about it not dodging nothing
I mean you could explain how You do figure these these things out or I can read up
So a 6 inch is 150 psi at 70 so now how do I figure the rest ?
Highlight text: pressure rating on that 6" single pin clamp
Hover.
Select “look up”
Then “search web”
https://www.google.com/search?q=pressure+rating+on+that+6"+single+pin+clamp
Viola…
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People shouldn’t have to keep explaining stuff to you. You should read and educate yourself
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Will do thanks
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Do you know what a PRV is?
Yours is set. Probably says where ON it. Testing is suggested. But only if the rest of the rig is up to snuff.
Is there anything on your system rated for less than that 6” clamp?
You’ve established is not the smaller clamps. Or the prv (225 at a guess). So what are you left with that you need to ask the all knowing one the pressure ratings for?
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