athomewithkyle
Member
Has anyone brought up the rosinator yet?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pK3P6cXhrCw&feature=youtu.be
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pK3P6cXhrCw&feature=youtu.be
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that shit looks promising. critics???
I like the way that machine is looking. looks like a pneumatic ram with the same pid temp controllers on the unit as an e-nail...the plates look large enough to do a few folds of parchment at a time...capable of small production for sure, now we just need something that isn't huge that can press at least a lb/hr
for the price, a buddy and i are considering splitsies on it. we really need to get the ball rolling for decent amounts. the hair straightener idea i crudely compare to trying to rock up and ounce of rock a 10 piece at a time. forgive my analogy. it just seemed to fit.
athomewithkyle
Member
I've been following this guy for a couple weeks now. I'm considering pulling the trigger. He even offers a full refund within 30 days if you're not satisfied. I think that speaks a lot about this machine, as long as this guy isn't scamming everyone.
ya i noticed the refund. offering a refund and refunding a refund are two different things. so.... temp....ting....
dabdynasty
New member
where are you seeing a price for that thing? I can only find that video so far
athomewithkyle
Member
athomewithkyle
Member
I pulled the trigger and just ordered it. I'll let you guys know how it is when I get it!
How much was it?? I'm not on Facebook so can't view the links you posted.
dabdynasty
New member
$1,180 to get onto the pre-order list with shipping in 1-2 months (maybe).
Is that someone's real personal info in Scottsdale? Might want to delete that if it is.
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RingoDoggie, you should delete your quote, it is showing the personal information as well..
athomewithkyle
Member
Thanks for the heads up everyone! The link I copied wasn't showing that on the page I was on.
Done. What is really weird is that I changed a bunch of the numbers in that link to XXXX's and it still pointed to that page. I simply thought I was reading cache so I posted it that way. Really odd that the link worked for you guys. Well, it's gone now. 
I think $1200 is insane unless you are a reseller.
Once the big boys get all the details worked out, you'll be able to DIY one of these for $100 + or -
Plus, there are people who are working on their versions of presses that will be for sale for much much less than that.
I guess it's all relative. Bill Gates could drop a grand and not blink an eye. LOL But, for me, it's like the Bubble Bags you buy from the main man that are $200 and $300 a set. I buy mine on eBay for about $8 each and toss them when they get dirty. LOL
I must admit, I love the look. And, the hydraulic idea is a must... even for a home user. LOL
Well, let us know what it's like if you get it.
I think $1200 is insane unless you are a reseller.
Once the big boys get all the details worked out, you'll be able to DIY one of these for $100 + or -
Plus, there are people who are working on their versions of presses that will be for sale for much much less than that.
I guess it's all relative. Bill Gates could drop a grand and not blink an eye. LOL But, for me, it's like the Bubble Bags you buy from the main man that are $200 and $300 a set. I buy mine on eBay for about $8 each and toss them when they get dirty. LOL
I must admit, I love the look. And, the hydraulic idea is a must... even for a home user. LOL
Well, let us know what it's like if you get it.
1200 for a piece of equipment isn't insane but 1200 for that one is.
There's a few people who actually have been doing a lot of R&D with their designs. The rosinator is not one of those designs. I won't go into detail but that design has a lot of flaws.
There are 2 people I know of that have patents in the works. One of them actually may have 2 patents but is trying to get them written in a fashion that combines them into one. It's not about personal greed, it's about making sure bubble man and other rip off artists don't get it first and then try to rape everyone, as previously mentioned with the bubble bags. Rheinhardt delp actually has a patent on the bags and already sued bubble man and fresh headies in 2010. He now has a patent lawyer in the states and is pursuing more litigation on other companies.
Higher pressure brings more problems for sure. Once figured out though, greater yields and larger presses are achieved.
Lol pressing a pound in one day is not that far off. I know of a design that can squeeze a kilo of kief at one time.
I would advise to be patient with your purchases. There are people out there who actually care about making the best press they can, and not just jumping the gun to get a product on the market. Months of r&d and thousands of dollars have already been invested in designs that still arnt ready for market as the inventors are not 100% satisfied with the design.
Just like other extraction techniques (bho) the concept seems simple on the surface, but the rabbit hole goes deep! Mathematical formulas and coefficients are being created to help explain and understand things. Lots of money is being invested in experiments and analytical testing that will be shared openly.
RINGO!!! Lmfao so you went for the a frame after all eh? Not nearly as big as thought it would be eh? If your going to use those stock pressing plates to reinforce your heat plates, you should leave them on there with he heat plates to warm up too. I think the pressing plates are iron. Considering your heat plates are aluminum, the iron will rob the heat from the aluminum quickly. Just a thought though, but at higher pressures, it's been noticed that heat transfers a lot faster. I assume it's because of more surface area and closer molecular proximity of the two surfaces? I don't know really but at lower pressures, the heat transfer into the material is slow. At higher pressures with the same temp, the heat transfer seems to happen extremely fast.
There's a few people who actually have been doing a lot of R&D with their designs. The rosinator is not one of those designs. I won't go into detail but that design has a lot of flaws.
There are 2 people I know of that have patents in the works. One of them actually may have 2 patents but is trying to get them written in a fashion that combines them into one. It's not about personal greed, it's about making sure bubble man and other rip off artists don't get it first and then try to rape everyone, as previously mentioned with the bubble bags. Rheinhardt delp actually has a patent on the bags and already sued bubble man and fresh headies in 2010. He now has a patent lawyer in the states and is pursuing more litigation on other companies.
Higher pressure brings more problems for sure. Once figured out though, greater yields and larger presses are achieved.
Lol pressing a pound in one day is not that far off. I know of a design that can squeeze a kilo of kief at one time.
I would advise to be patient with your purchases. There are people out there who actually care about making the best press they can, and not just jumping the gun to get a product on the market. Months of r&d and thousands of dollars have already been invested in designs that still arnt ready for market as the inventors are not 100% satisfied with the design.
Just like other extraction techniques (bho) the concept seems simple on the surface, but the rabbit hole goes deep! Mathematical formulas and coefficients are being created to help explain and understand things. Lots of money is being invested in experiments and analytical testing that will be shared openly.
RINGO!!! Lmfao so you went for the a frame after all eh? Not nearly as big as thought it would be eh? If your going to use those stock pressing plates to reinforce your heat plates, you should leave them on there with he heat plates to warm up too. I think the pressing plates are iron. Considering your heat plates are aluminum, the iron will rob the heat from the aluminum quickly. Just a thought though, but at higher pressures, it's been noticed that heat transfers a lot faster. I assume it's because of more surface area and closer molecular proximity of the two surfaces? I don't know really but at lower pressures, the heat transfer into the material is slow. At higher pressures with the same temp, the heat transfer seems to happen extremely fast.
Ringdoggie:
What did you think of the extract from re-pressing your used flower/sift pucks...
I've tried QWISO, and re-hydrating and re-pressing....both were not worth the effort...UNLESS we are capturing something our quick low heat presses are missing... Perhaps it can be used in edibles, or topicals?
What did you think of the extract from re-pressing your used flower/sift pucks...
I've tried QWISO, and re-hydrating and re-pressing....both were not worth the effort...UNLESS we are capturing something our quick low heat presses are missing... Perhaps it can be used in edibles, or topicals?
thanks sunfire. waiting is a mofo.......
Dready_jake
Member
Yeah with all the r&d going on this thread seems to have slowed a little. Can't wait for more info in the future.
I'd love to see some fresh presses you guys are doing
I'd love to see some fresh presses you guys are doing
