Oil From A Fresh Green Harvest.

[peanutbutter]

Look for burned tree tops on pine trees. Or the very outer edges of slightly lower branches.

 

Here is an example of a tree that was attacked by insects:

 

 

Notice it is dying from the bottom toward the top. Whatever attacked the other trees did it from the top down.

[peanutbutter]

This method needs to be worked on.

 

I believe it will function much better with the AS4 charcoal than with the cheap fish tank stuff.

 

Probably produce much better results.

[cristinew]

I see a full jar of green and 1/4 jar of gold, where is the rest of the ISO?

[Restorium2]

I see a full jar of green and 1/4 jar of gold, where is the rest of the ISO?

Yeah, and it doesn't turn gold, it gets less green. What's up with that?

[cristinew]

the SA-4 will turn your green to gold, and you will still have the same amount of ISO

[Northern Lab]

Anyone interested in making some oil for me? I would like to try doing it myself, but I am finding I just don't have the time.

 

I am willing to pay a reasonable rate and supply the needed solvent(s).

 

Maybe we can work out an exchange of services?

[peanutbutter]

This may help:

 

http://www.schoolmasters.com/categories/productDetails.cfm?product_ID=16072&div=sc&category&bc3&details

 

An inexpensive vacuum filtering set up.

[Restorium2]

the SA-4 will turn your green to gold, and you will still have the same amount of ISO

Your pic with the calendar looks light green to me.

 

You can't filter something and end up with the same resultant if the filter works. There must be reduction when you filter or purify.

 

PB said he didn't use SA-4 yet.

[peanutbutter]

the SA-4 will turn your green to gold, and you will still have the same amount of ISO

 

Black in the jar next to it.

 

I pulled out the charcoal with a centrifuge.

[peanutbutter]

Absolutely awesome! Between quick wash and this special charcoal I think we are well on the way to reducing gastrointestinal distress from oil ingestion. Where can I get this sa4?

 

There seems to be many locations to get it.

 

I need to look into the "bleaching earth" to complete this picture.

 

That filtering device should be real handy. Should speed up the filtering time for everyone. If you work with oil on a regular basis, might want to switch from hand pump to electric pump.

 

The hand pump will get you running.

[peanutbutter]

Here .. a picture:

 

 

Only $60

[cristinew]

look at the white part of the photo its honey and ya there will be very little removed, there is not any green in this at all

 

http://i42.tinypic.com/m80k8m.jpg

[Restorium2]

Here .. a picture:

 

 

Only $60

That one will wear your hand out. You will need the electric vacume pump.

[cristinew]

the hand pump . My funnel does go lower than the valve be careful not to suck that iso into the pump you have,

 

I believe it will function much better with the AS4 charcoal than with the cheap fish tank stuff.

 

Yes for sure it will work very well.

[cristinew]

check out my filter kit, notice that the funnel is lower than the valve on the beaker,

http://i41.tinypic.com/2luuul5.jpg

[Restorium2]

i actually use my bong as a beaker and my foodsaver for the pump. with a couple of fitting and stoppers from the beer and wine making stuff i was able to con cocked my crud but effective filter, its way faster then gravity.

 

Brilliant!

[cristinew]

hey thats cool mix a little S A 4 and you can turn your trim into honey

 

the many uses of a bong

[peanutbutter]

Yeah, and it doesn't turn gold, it gets less green. What's up with that?

 

It's a function of how much charcoal you removed.

 

The charcoal attracts the green. While it is still in the solution it makes the solution look green. Until you get all of it out.

 

Filtering doesn't get it all. The centrifuge does.

[Restorium2]

It's a function of how much charcoal you removed.

 

The charcoal attracts the green. While it is still in the solution it makes the solution look green. Until you get all of it out.

 

Filtering doesn't get it all. The centrifuge does.

Nope. I used chunky charcoal and I got it all out with the filter.

 

And using a teaspoon and a half of carbon isn't going to absorb very much stuff. That is just simple logic.

 

If you have close to the same yield after filtering you didn't do much filtering at all. These are just basic principles.

[Northern Lab]

i actually use my bong as a beaker and my foodsaver for the pump. with a couple of fitting and stoppers from the beer and wine making stuff i was able to con cocked my crud but effective filter, its way faster then gravity.

 

 

Now that's some real homegrown ingenuity! Awesome!

[cristinew]

And using a teaspoon and a half of carbon isn't going to absorb very much stuff.... ha depends what you use

 

you sir are wrong on that, the sa 4 does

 

u used some chunky fish charcoal get some laboratory S A 4 all you need is 1/4 teaspoon to 1 oz of fiber that you have extracted into your iso, I have done this many time showed you the OIL and you still try to make it look like it does not work,

[Restorium2]

And using a teaspoon and a half of carbon isn't going to absorb very much stuff.... ha depends what you use

 

you sir are wrong on that, the sa 4 does

 

u used some chunky fish charcoal get some laboratory S A 4 all you need is 1/4 teaspoon to 1 oz of fiber that you have extracted into your iso, I have done this many time showed you the OIL and you still try to make it look like it does not work,

Just stating the obvious. A quarter teaspoon of carbon doesn't absorb much. That's all I'm saying.

[cristinew]

Your saying something that you have not used and how it works , that is not what we are here to do, If you want to remove fish poop buy some fish charcoal, if you want to work with cannabis get some laboratory charcoal, and dont say how it works when you haven't even used it,

[Restorium2]

Your saying something that you have not used and how it works , that is not what we are here to do, If you want to remove fish poop buy some fish charcoal, if you want to work with cannabis get some laboratory charcoal, and dont say how it works when you haven't even used it,

LOL I used charcoal used for filtering drinking water. I'm suggesting you use a little more carbon while you are filtering. Learn, my friend, we are all here to learn.

[cristinew]

And PB that filter kit you showed I would not recommend. the round filter does need to vacuum to seal to the funnel and the funnel should be lower than the valve on the beaker,