A classic from the icmag magazine and the free dvd that come with it , when @Gypsy Nirvana went to Morroco , was a great dvd.
I still have mine somewhere
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Drysift made Morrocan style
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A classic from the icmag magazine and the free dvd that come with it , when @Gypsy Nirvana went to Morroco , was a great dvd.
I still have mine somewhere
laszlokovacs
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Oh man yeah this is the video i was talking about. Must have seen it 10 years ago or so. No clue who gypsy was back then. Thanks!
These things can be found used, for about £30.
They both rock, and jump. It's almost plug&play.
Plug&Play
These things are also great for re-packing carbon scrubbers with fresh coal, without one-forget about it.
CC
OJD,
Have you ever had mold issues with your drysift?
I get quite a bit of drysift from my trim bin, but had a small bag go moldy once... The material was bone dry, maybe I left it exposed to too much ambient humidity...
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Have you ever had mold issues with your drysift?
I get quite a bit of drysift from my trim bin, but had a small bag go moldy once... The material was bone dry, maybe I left it exposed to too much ambient humidity...
CC
No I've never had mold form on Drysift
Must be the environment like you said , to humid
Old Piney
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I just googled ketama drum and looked for the best video to explain the process
EastCoastGambit
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So you guys cover that with plastic and then beat on it? I'm trying to get plastic out of my process but I'm not judging.
I have a set of 4 largish screens but I believe they are nylon and I imagine it frays microplastics into the end product with use and wear.
Full melt looks clean as fuck under a scope though.
I was looking to upgrade to some kind of stainless steel mesh some point soon.
I have a set of 4 largish screens but I believe they are nylon and I imagine it frays microplastics into the end product with use and wear.
Full melt looks clean as fuck under a scope though.
I was looking to upgrade to some kind of stainless steel mesh some point soon.
Old Piney
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I hear you but whether the plastic breaks downs small enough to get through the screen I don't know. You could certainly replace the screen with stainless but the cover to beat on I don't know. A smaller stainless screen? Just a steel screen and run a magnet over the keaf?
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Ca++
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It's a reenactment.
You could probably automate production with different materials, and get the same product. It wouldn't be made properly though. There is an almost therapeutic benefit to following their lead.
Ali sold me cheap stainless screens, if you want some. Lot's of grades, off the roll. I only found it yesterday. Another forgotten project. I don't even know the grade anymore
CocoNut 420
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Even heavily contaminated sift isn't bad.
I don't consider it contaminated as such.
This is final tumble from a mixture of spent trim.
I don't consider it contaminated as such.
This is final tumble from a mixture of spent trim.
I have a shaking platform sold as a shaker, but actually what it does once it gets going at the higher speeds is vibrates most intensely, and it's hard to believe in any stories about vibration alone being successful. Overcomplication.
Get a drinking glass, fill half full. Attach your mesh and shake in the shortest quickest strokes for 15 seconds. A half gram is 10 times more rewarding than 15 minutes of the most vigorous vibration. Another 15 seconds for a darker half gram. This is of course at room temperature. I'm not sure it's better if the material and environment is cold if the material has already been in a freezer for some time. I just let it warm up in the bag before opening and use vibration to sift the sift with finer screens. The glass idea comes in steel with plastic caps and is very inexpensive.
Get a drinking glass, fill half full. Attach your mesh and shake in the shortest quickest strokes for 15 seconds. A half gram is 10 times more rewarding than 15 minutes of the most vigorous vibration. Another 15 seconds for a darker half gram. This is of course at room temperature. I'm not sure it's better if the material and environment is cold if the material has already been in a freezer for some time. I just let it warm up in the bag before opening and use vibration to sift the sift with finer screens. The glass idea comes in steel with plastic caps and is very inexpensive.
Old Piney
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I tried this my problem was the plastic ,I beat holes it real easy I think I need one of those big tough shopping bags .We got a plastic shopping bag ban and I don't have one sitting around. I finished it up with my hands and a plastic card. I was using whole-plant Rasoli. Yeah man that is some good hash .I got a good bit of Rasili left and a whole bunch of Belida but I really want to do this drum thing ,gotta find a bag
