In your pajamas I hope. Does Barbie try to make you laugh during your appointment?I’m parked in the waiting room, smoking a joint
Wake n Bake, Nothing Better!
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Could you weld it to the plate underneath somehow?
DarkWeb
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I've made that,..it's good.I like bacon but do not eat it often. Texture is the barrier.
The taste and smell of bacon are nice, however my pleasure center is derailed
at overcooked crunchy, tough, too much fat or undercooked chewy bacon.
This does look enticing!
That, my friends, is what is affectionately referred to as the BACON EXPLOSION. (We also like to call it the heart-attack log, or the time bacon went too far.) This bacon monstrosity is made with crispy bacon (of course), ground pork sausage, a bacon weave and barbecue sauce. Sometimes it even has cheddar. This is not a joke, guys. But a very real, very serious recipe that people have made and eaten for dinner.
The Bacon Explosion Will Change The Way You See The World, And Bacon
It's bacon on bacon.www.huffpost.com
Now I have all this rosin I was thinking about gummies.Haven’t made them yet, I’ll do that shortly.
I’ve got a dr appointment in 10 minutes. Gotta love televisits. Brb
DarkWeb
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No I'd need to build something from scratch. A large press still seems like a ok idea. Small presses are to overpriced for what they are.
cheapest one I've seen that gets decent reviews is $570 CAD. https://www.amazon.ca/Ton-Complete-Heat-Press-Machine/dp/B07KLPX4NW/ I've seen this one at the head shop for $150. https://www.theju1cebox.com/ not sure how well it works but it's small.
lokie
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I'm maintaining control as much as I am willing.
45 years ago I was given a priceless necklace with the provision I wear it to a funeral.
While bringing it out of storage I did find the remnants of my first Rosin press run.
I'm dabbing my way to the cemetery today.
I can't even begin imagine what you're going through. Stay strong we're all thinking about you.
DarkWeb
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Yeah I saw those. The hand clamp is basically what I did yesterday. And the other is nice but this is where I'm undecided. I can for the same amount of money build a 20 ton 4" x 7" plate press.
mysunnyboy
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She’s on my last nerve atm grrr
Sparkee kept walking in front of me during the appointment and it made the dr laugh. She looked up and saw his face instead of mine!
lokie
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I went with build a 20 ton 4" x 7" plate press.
As you have additional uses the cost can be justified.
A pressure gauge would be beneficial although it is nearly cost prohibitive to buy one.
There is a DIY for a gauge addon
Crazy_Ace420
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It started with the wake and bake now we feeeel allllriiight. Hope everyone had a great weekend. Whatever troubles haunt your mind, light up if you can and find peace today .
shrxhky420
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I like your smoking buddy.View attachment 4786245
It started with the wake and bake now we feeeel allllriiight. Hope everyone had a great weekend. Whatever troubles haunt your mind, light up if you can and find peace today .
SH420
Crazy_Ace420
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He doesnt mind being right up in it either, the little stoner kitty haha. He welcomes it really lol. Prolly hoping for sone catnip
DarkWeb
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I'd think consistent temps are more desirable over pressure. I could be wrong here but if everything presses differently then there's no consistency batch to batch.
Jeffislovinlife
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Here we go 
as always thank you for your time and the best wishes to you and your family and friends
as always thank you for your time and the best wishes to you and your family and friends
lokie
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consistent temps are needed, true.
The gauge would help prevent blowouts.
It only takes a few blowouts to learn how much manual pressure is required.
I have not put the extra expense into a gauge. If I were to go into mass production then the gauge would be more important.
DarkWeb
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I'm interested in what you have there. Care to share when you get a chance?consistent temps are needed, true.
The gauge would help prevent blowouts.
It only takes a few blowouts to learn how much manual pressure is required.
I have not put the extra expense into a gauge. If I were to go into mass production then the gauge would be more important.
mysunnyboy
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Good to see you pal