Small Run BHO Technique

[D-Note]

 

Sitting here with a few hours to kill, and a pack of trim to blow through, figured I’d stop by my tane guy and then get to work. Unfortunately he had not a can, leaving me to the few I had at home for some mini runs. I figured I’d make the most of the newfound free time with a little pictorial of my small Bud-run BHO tech.

Rather than ramble in pm’s to those who have inquired I figured I’d provide a more clear as well as visual explanation of how I do small runs. For this run I used 10 grams of The Hog. Ended up with a bit more than expected at 25% Never a bad thing Enjoy!

First things first…dabs.



Pack your tube. Whole nugs, inner flowers exposed by hand as you pack. Dabs…



I use a hose clamp, single layer natural brown coffee filter, and stainless steel mesh.



Dabs.





Credit to Bluewidow for this tip…cut the end of your adapter if you are using one. Make the most of the Canadian tane pressure.



I fill a frying pan with water that is as hot as my tap will go.



Place your pyrex on the frying pan, let it heat up, and wipe her clean with rubbing alcohol. Credit to milkman for teaching me how much easier this is when the Rex is fully heated up.





Preheat your oven…



go OUTSIDE. I take advantage of a lazy susan during spray to encourage an even layer of bho…





Spray. I stick to about a can per 30 grams of bud.







Pop it in the preheated oven once bubbles have stopped forming outside.



This is a good time to go and empty your tube…





Save your filters if you so desire…yes…filter oil. Thank you MM.


For a 10 gram run of something worth running ten grams of…gonna expect ~2.2 back so I oven it for 25 minutes.
About 5 minutes in the oven and this is what we have



Now its time to vac the pyrex plate…

[D-Note]

 

http://s705.photobucket.com/albums/w...ent=vacrex.mp4

Back in the oven



Vac again 10 minutes later.



Scrape onto parchment. Torch then vac.

http://s705.photobucket.com/albums/w...=posttorch.mp4

How long I hold the vac for is strain dependent. With enough experience you can see when the solvent has worked itself out.



1-3 of these treatments then you are golden.












Time to enjoy the sap we all know and love…then do it all over again.

[lolstoned]

 

as good as it gets

perfect tutorial dnote

[Captain Kidd]

 

thanks for the tutorial d-note! was wondering, before you started vacuum purging did you always use the oven to purge or did you double-boil before? i've heard of a few people using ovens to purge and i dont currently vacuum purge so i was wondering if there's any advantage to it?

thanks again man, always find myself drooling over yer oil.

[TheBigDabowski]

 

Originally Posted by D-Note

How long I hold the vac for is strain dependent. With enough experience you can see when the solvent has worked itself out.

Also is it better to VAC in a big clump as you have, or is it fine a little spread out?



1-3 of these treatments then you are golden.

When you say 1-3 of these treatments and you are golden, does this involve an additional 10 min oven, torch, vac? Or would this be an additional torch + VAC. I remember you mentioned you oven a total of 25 min. so I am guessing it includes additional oven time? In that case we could leave the torching out since it would already be warm enough?

Also where did you happen to find a pyrex that style that works with the pump N seal? I have tried so many and cannot find one that size that will work.

Thanks, awesome guide.

[iCU-are-a-toker]

 

You rock man!

[D-Note]

 

The oven came about halfway through working my way through adding the vac into things. With or without a vac the oven cut down my fail runs MAJORLY. The basking top heat is keyyyyyy.

[Captain Kidd]

 

Originally Posted by D-Note

The oven came about halfway through working my way through adding the vac into things. With or without a vac the oven cut down my fail runs MAJORLY. The basking top heat is keyyyyyy.

thanks dude i've been thinking of trying it for a little while

seems like the oven might create more of an even purge than the double boil. i also hear about some people keeping their pyrex covered while double boiling (which i only tried once), but i suppose an oven would do this without creating any or as much moisture.

[zx666r]

 

Mmm, gorgeous oil, great tutorial.

[dhabug]

 

thankyou d-note,
im ganna work with this in the morning or maybe tonight sense im board as hell.
looks super nice by the way