Sleestack Dry Sift cleaned by Skunkman Sam

[Ramius]

Incredible

 

[abellguy]

I am absolutely stunned! Very nice indeed

 

[Kalbhairav]

Lovely.. purity is a rare thing these days.

 

[Raco]

caviar....

Couldn´t say it better!

 

[LAION]

Great stwuff there.

 

[supermanlives]

best photo of glands ever. wow. why no amber ones they are all clear

 

[foomar]

That must be some of the purest ever pictured , bloody hard to get the last tiny bits out of any significant amount .


Wonder if modern air jet sieves could produce a similar purity , an engineering rep selling this stuff , unofficialy thinks it would work well with a chiller fitted , estimate 6000 uk to find out , a lot less secondhand.

If the product was legal he reckons a continuous process turnkey solution would be around 25 000 UK , high volume and no skill required.

 

[GeorgeSmiley]

Amazing

Smiley

 

[Goyakla]

That is what i call "Rough Diamonds"... amazing.....

 

[SmokeTrees]

so do they use static electricity with vibrations in order to "clean" the sift?

 

[rootfingers]

Inspirational shots, thanks for sharing!

 

[Crusader Rabbit]

I keep coming back here to look at these pictures.

 

[dank.frank]

Speechless.


dank.Frank

 

[Mr. Bongjangles]

Pretty sure this is what was in the Pulp Fiction briefcase...

 

[Stumbleweed]

^Haha, yeah...

This is just silly. Great shots, and even more amazing extraction to clean up an already clean-looking product. Wow.

 

[draztik]

Pretty sure this is what was in the Pulp Fiction briefcase...

Nope it was the devils soul in that briefcase. [FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Marcellus Wallace was the devil in the movie. If you notice there's a band aid on the back of his neck, as the story goes they removed the devils soul through the back of his neck.

Great shots by the way bubbleman. They look like grains of sand.

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[SirTOKESalot]

Photo of the month much?

 

[RandyCalifornia]

Beads of Joy

 

[Babbabud]

incredible

 

[Hold Your Fire]

Holy Shinto!