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We finally got the shack operating and are moving in. Already there isn't enough room for all our junk, so we will be adding more shelves.
We also have some outside siding to complete, but the critical path items are a fait accompli and as you can see, we already have Magoo (aka Maggie), our highly trained guard dog, disuading any nere do wells, while welcoming all long lost friends.
Flammable storage outside in an approved storage cabinet:
We also got the MK II installation complete and ready for final shakedown. Meeting with the programmer this morning for the final tweaks on fixing program glitches.
We also have the SRI 8610V gas chromatograph in its new home and in operation.
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Wonderful post, always find this site to be a reputable source of the latest information and technique. I found this article because I was trying to buy some sift screens and so far the best I can find is a 4 screen system that has the following micron equivalents, 250, 165, 149, 75. By Robert Clarke's guide, this is lumping in "large plant debris" with all the resin heads then the bottle screen of under 70 is going to collect essentially nothing... but "very small debris and little resin". If I am understanding this correctly, any idea why the construction of these screens is so misguided?
Thanks for this info. I'm learning how to make dry sift hash using silk screens but there's a lot of conflicting information online (YouTube and Marijuana forums). There videos where dry sift screens are arranged from lowest micron to highest. Like, 70 micron, 110, then 130 at the bottom. In My Opinion, this arrangement only works with bubble bags. Your article has helped me gain the right direction in terms of screen arrangement. Currently. I reside in Kenya and have access to landrace Ethiopian sativa strains filled with plenty trichomes.
Hey bud I have a question ? How much would you charge for a 200 micron, 110 micron, and 80 micron or 75 set custom built by you? Those numbers on the screens may be off but as close as you could get to match those microns. Please email at cannagrodis@gmaim.com many thanks Pharma fafe
Thanks for the good thoughts brother, but sadly my time is seriously over committed at the present, so I don't know how I would fit it in. It's an easy project, so if you can locate a competent local carpentry resource, I can answer any questions they may have on sources and construction. GW
I'm having a hard time following your calculations. If I want a 150 micron stainless steel bolting cloth. What would the MESH PER LINEAR INCH, WIRE DIAMETER INCHES ,WIDTH OF OPENING INCHES, and the OPEN AREA PERCENT be?
Take a look at the 100 mesh in the chart, with a hole 149 microns. GW
Hello，just wanted to tell you,I enjoyed this post. It was inspiring. Keep on posting!
Thanks for the good thoughts Nike!
Daannngggg! A real chromatograph even. I read and dream, and in the meantime try to get by with my cave-man setup. Always the same issue.. the moolah. Classes? Tours?
We have the same cash flow issues, but just keep pecking at it. It took two years to afford to build our first Mk I Terpenator, with all of us contributing. Ohmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
Hello skunk pharm!! I have been stuck on your site for 3 weeks now. My question is your opinion on the sieving method compared to a bubble bag with dry ice or cold water method. Thanks again and I am in line for the second run of the terpenator kit. Can't wait
We do both bubble and dry sieve and I prefer dry sieve for its flavor profile. We haven't tried dry ice dry sieve yet. GW
congrats! but ya need a shelf specialist to make the most efficient use of the 4 walls :)
We sure do, because most of the glassware is still waiting to come over. GW
Suuper Duper, I'm from Mexico, I've been growing my own medicine for about 17 years here in my home, and I have some homemade distiller, maybe I should copy some ideas of yours, to beggin with a Green Shack like yours, my yard is so big and I'm always there. Thanks for your blog and your info. Mojox
Thanks for the good thoughts and good luck with a green shack! GW
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WOW, great work guys, i could only wish to one day be able to build a setup like this. Keep up the knowledge guys!!
Thanks for the good thoughts! GW
Absolutely perfect. Thanks for the photo's. Please find more here on uses of "The Shack" http://www.specializedformulations.com/index.html
I am Impresssed!!!!! Keep up the great work guys and gals!
Thanks bro! GW
Nice design, the quality and care shows.
Thanks bro!
Thanks GW
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