Yes I am familiar with the guy he goes bag less on the machine and uses his 220 bubble bag. He makes some wicked balls of hash. The machine may look a little gimmicky it works it agitstes perfect and saves me a lot of mixing by hand. Untill now I used a cake mixer on low I would always be inconsistent with times. They are cheap as chips and put fun into making it again for me. I love the washing machine.
IAM the exact opposite but then the bags I was using we're of the cheapest in price and Quality. I got 12 grams of primo hash with small bud and trim popcorn bud. I have arthritis really bad in my hands and carpal tunnel problems right into both shoulders I have played hard and still do lol I just smoke a lot of THC and Bob is your uncle. If you can wait for a container ship you can pick up one of the machines for around 50 US off of Alibaba. I started with the ico lator bag system in 1998 The lady who invented those was the original I have made a lot of bubble since then. I was extremely impressed with my haul and the ease of use. I let the bags sit for a good half hour Which imo is plenty of time. If I was using just trim I would go no longer then five minutes but when it is smokeable bud I wring every drop of trichomes I can get and you still get great bubble hash full melt. It is a luxury I can afford and highly recommend using one if pushing the north side of fifty looking at 60 years old around the bend when they first came out I never even thought of using one the washing machine I had teenage daughters there is no way I would have bought one my wife would say use a cake mixer a f off.
Im using mostly clippings from the bud and only the frosty sugar leaves and stems and some ltlle buds thrown in. My last double grape was a freak of nature 90% of the plant was covered in trichs that you didnt need magnification to see the color. Do you chop all the material as small as possible or is that just overkill? Im new to making concentrates bc the criminal charges are much higher than regular bud. But im intreged by the process and like to use as much of the plant as possible with all the work I put into them.
Cool bro that will work great.
