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Friends, I'm happy to get knowledge from anyone on this thread. thanks

Just got mine today, Frenchy,Two beginner questions if I may First, I assume one needs 3 bottomless buckets ie one for each bag and then one to catch the water. Second what do you do with the water ? use once wash and discard ? Make coffe with it :)

Well put, re Scorsese in fact without his glasses our man from Nice looks a bit like Jean Paul Belmondo :) What I really dig about Frenchy's approach is his combination of love and respect for traditional Hashashin values with his interest in modern techniques.IMO, the products...

Man, with your knowledge of the subject,you will do great ! You will be preaching to the choir so to speak and I know they will really appreciate your seminar. If it wasn't the other side of the continent I'd be there with bells on :) I hope someone documents the event...

Speaking of Afghan style check out this set up in current day Afghanistan. Maybe less "gentle" than the 1970 film but interesting. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zNmTKQVn71M&feature=c4-overview&list=UUcp34C54P-Htz8AWWpuStVA

Yes, Moroccan or perhaps an attempt to approximate the Afghan "tapping" which seems very similar but maybe more gentle.

Hi Frenchy, Just ordered the machine and a set of" Cannoli" bags from Lady Stef, so should be ready for ice water, but regarding gentle sieving of dry buds would one of the bags work for this too? If so which one? If not, what size would you suggest[screen or bag] ...

Hey there Merengue Thanks for the information When you say "cured for 3 weeks" do you mean the buds themselves, the resin, or the chunks ?

Frenchy, I'm glad you dug the film and you sure did "see" or understand what they were doing as evidenced by your reply. Thanks. I'd like to rephrase my previous question if I may 1. If you were going to process a couple of ounces of Indica bud at a time for hash with no...

re the Afghanistan 1970 film I came of age in the 60's and the first afghan I smoked came from a Belgian Dude who had come back from Afghanistan after working on a film in Central Asia He filled a large movie reel can with Hash :) Anyway, it was very special quality even for those pre...

Hello Frenchy [and confreres] Here is an interesting video called "Afghanistan 1970" which shows hash being sieved and pressed . Most interesting to me is near the end where a man shakes the tricombs in what looks like a silk handkerchief and a dust is formed. Obviously a "home video" circa...

Hello Frenchy, sa va bien j'espere Thanks for all your generous sharing of your knowledge. I'm wondering if you might have some advice for those of us who do not have access to lots of trim for processing. In my case I'll have to use mostly bud and perhaps a bit of trim when...