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http://www.pamplinmedia.com/go/42-n...rom-injuries-sustained- in-hash-oil-explosion


A man critically burned following an explosion and fire while creating hash oil in a Gresham home last month has died.
Joseph Westom, 35, of outer Northeast Portland, died on Friday, June 14, at Legacy Emanuel Hospital & Health Center, according to the state medical examiner’s office.

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"It seems like a relatively recent trend of people who have figured out how to turn a benign plant into an explosive."

Burns of a 2nd and 3rd Degree type associated with Butane type explosions below:

http://www.google.com/search?q=2nd+...7Aqa_2QXS04CoDQ&ved=0CCcQsAQ&biw=1345&bih=841

Gray Wolf's safety tips below.

http://skunkpharmresearch.com/butane-safety/
 
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http://www.ibtimes.com/refrigerator...il-operation-san-diego-bho-fires-rise-1327707

A refrigerator that exploded in San Diego Thursday led police to finding marijuana plants and a hash oil extraction operation in the California home. Authorities say the fire caused by the eruption took firefighters about 30 minutes to put out, AP reports.
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A neighbor reported flames coming from the home in the city’s Encanto neighborhood at about 4:20 p.m., San Diego fire spokesman Maurice Luque*told U-T San Diego. No one was injured in the explosion, but police officers discovered hash oil was being made in the home. They took three people into custody for questioning.

"It seems like a relatively recent trend of people who have figured out how to turn a benign plant into an explosive."

Burns of a 2nd and 3rd Degree type associated with Butane type explosions below:

http://www.google.com/search?q=2nd+...7Aqa_2QXS04CoDQ&ved=0CCcQsAQ&biw=1345&bih=841

Gray Wolf's safety tips below.

http://skunkpharmresearch.com/butane-safety/
 
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http://www.freep.com/article/20130716/NEWS04/307160098/Harrison-apartment-explosion-hash-oil

The Macomb County Prosecutor’s Office today announced charges in connection with the March 24 blast that damaged nine apartments at the Beachwood Apartment complex, 38451 Metro Village.
Authorities previously said the blast and two-alarm fire knocked the two-story building off its foundation and caused an estimated half-million dollars in damage.
Ryan Cameron, 19, is to be charged with manufacturing marijuana, a four-year felony, and maintaining a drug house and a felony firearm offense, both two-year felonies, according to a release from the Prosecutor’s Office.


"It seems like a relatively recent trend of people who have figured out how to turn a benign plant into an explosive."

Burns of a 2nd and 3rd Degree type associated with Butane type explosions below:

http://www.google.com/search?q=2nd+...7Aqa_2QXS04CoDQ&ved=0CCcQsAQ&biw=1345&bih=841

Gray Wolf's safety tip below.
http://skunkpharmresearch.com/butane-safety/
 
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gaiusmarius

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nice work, this should serve as a good wake up call to anyone thinking of blasting inside.

don't blast inside if you don't want to blast your insides outside. :kos:
 
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http://blogs.windsorstar.com/2013/0...-leads-to-discovery-of-hash-making-operation/

Windsor police have arrested two people and are looking for a third after they allegedly caused an explosion that blew the doors off an apartment building while cooking hash oil.
Sgt. Matthew D’Asti said the trio was making hash in the kitchen using butane fuel, which was ignited by an electrical motor in the fridge.
“It takes a lot of force to do that; the patio doors were blown clear off the building,” he said. “They were using butane, which is a heavier gas than air. Lo and behold, that gas is pooling and pooling and pooling, and eventually ignites due to an electrical motor. Very fortunate that nobody was seriously injured in this.”


Burns of a 2nd and 3rd Degree type associated with Butane type explosions below:

http://www.google.com/search?q=2nd+...7Aqa_2QXS04CoDQ&ved=0CCcQsAQ&biw=1345&bih=841
 
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http://www.calgaryherald.com/news/c...xplosion+northwest+Calgary/8677354/story.html

Authorities have laid drug and arson charges against a northwest Calgary man in connection with an explosion in his garage.
Investigators said the man was manufacturing hashish oil, which is a byproduct of marijuana made from the resin of cannabis plants.
Firefighters called police after discovering four devices they initially thought were pipe bombs.

Investigators from Alberta Law Enforcement Teams arrived and determined the devices were likely homemade filters used to make hash oil.

Richard Edward Hyde, 33, has been charged with two counts of production of a controlled substance and one count each of possession of marijuana, arson and rendering a property dangerous.


Burns of a 2nd and 3rd Degree type associated with Butane type explosions below:

http://www.google.com/search?q=2nd+...7Aqa_2QXS04CoDQ&ved=0CCcQsAQ&biw=1345&bih=841
 
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Gray Wolf

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On the subject of ventilation, butane is heavier than air, so overhead hood vents don't work very well. Our indoor ventilation cabinet has both a bottom and a top exhaust, for both lighter and heavier than air components. It also is fully enclosed and draws outside make up air.

The automated Mk II also has its own bottom exhaust cabinet, but we don't do any open column butane extraction indoors, even in an exhaust cabinet.

Despite the cabinets, we don't run the manual Mk I or III's indoors. Only with recirculating fully automated Mk II, in a specially constructed cabinet, in a specially constructed building, standing alone away from other structures.

It will only leak butane by accident and the room exhaust rate is one complete air exchange every three seconds in a spark free room.

Our insurance company won't insure an extraction lab, that is part of a residential structure, nor an open column extraction operation, so ya'll might also give some thought to the financial repercussions should something go wrong, go wrong, go wrong..........
 
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Was just watching lockup and they featured a girl in Santa Rita County (Oakland, CA) that was serving a year for accessory to involuntary manslaughter. Her boyfriend and his friend were blasting indoors and the friend died. Her boyfriend got 3 years, but at first they tried charging them both with second degree MURDER. Thats in Oakland folks, with a fairly liberal DA. It's never ever worth extracting indoors, if you even have to question that then I question you making bho-- or anything dangerous for that matter.
 
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Hearing all these horrible stories honestly has me reconsider blasting period, and I ALWAYS blast outdoors in a well ventilated area.

I always make sure my pockets are empty and that conditions are not favorable for any static electricity, but even then it makes me nervous as I feel like I'm holding a glass bomb in my hands.
 
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Gray Wolf said:
On the subject of ventilation, butane is heavier than air, so overhead hood vents don't work very well. Our indoor ventilation cabinet has both a bottom and a top exhaust, for both lighter and heavier than air components. It also is fully enclosed and draws outside make up air.

The automated Mk II also has its own bottom exhaust cabinet, but we don't do any open column butane extraction indoors, even in an exhaust cabinet.

Despite the cabinets, we don't run the manual Mk I or III's indoors. Only with recirculating fully automated Mk II, in a specially constructed cabinet, in a specially constructed building, standing alone away from other structures.

It will only leak butane by accident and the room exhaust rate is one complete air exchange every three seconds in a spark free room.

Our insurance company won't insure an extraction lab, that is part of a residential structure, nor an open column extraction operation, so ya'll might also give some thought to the financial repercussions should something go wrong, go wrong, go wrong..........
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so what ur sayin tho, is it IS possible, just not for most fucktards...lol
 
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mda232 said:
Was just watching lockup and they featured a girl in Santa Rita County (Oakland, CA) that was serving a year for accessory to involuntary manslaughter. Her boyfriend and his friend were blasting indoors and the friend died. Her boyfriend got 3 years, but at first they tried charging them both with second degree MURDER. Thats in Oakland folks, with a fairly liberal DA. It's never ever worth extracting indoors, if you even have to question that then I question you making bho-- or anything dangerous for that matter.
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a blast big enuff to kill someone...
in oakland...
my guess is they werent using much common sense...
man 1- ok dog thats 40 cans in
man 2- sick g!! good thing we got this fan blowing it all out the window
man1- yea g we gonna be HOOD rich son
woman- hey foo pass me that candy blunt i wanna light it up...
KABLAMY
 
gaiusmarius

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Waxmasta Flex said:
yea as gdub said its tech called a drop vent i think.(sorry for the typo)..as we all know gas is heavier than air....

and i wasnt really "discussing it" lol.....
just more of a comment or "chime in" if you will....:thank you:
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you were talking about a hood vent. a hood vent will not do the trick, as it will let the room fill up with butane till it's full to the top before it starts extracting it. that is useless.
 
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are we having deja vu?? yea i already acknowledged that i misspoke and meant DROP VENT...but thanks for your speculation as im sure youve never even tried any vent...
thanks for the advice tho! and reiterating that my typo was useless!!
 
gaiusmarius

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your welcome, i guess, wasn't aware of any speculation or advise. just plain facts.


if you want a thread to discuss how to make a blasting structure with the right kind of ventilation, nothing is stopping you doing so. but that is an advanced subject and not appropriate to this thread which is here to warn against doing it indoors. those that know enough to build a safe extraction facility don't need this thread.
 
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