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Indy

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I was thinking something similar. Moreso how well the welds in the chassis stand up to the 7 ton pressure.

Nice looking unit all the same.(y)

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Highlights for 2020 new DHP7 V4 press:
  1. Driptek option available (the mount stand sold separately)
  2. More precise two-channel temperature controller
  3. Enhanced frame holding up to 12-ton force
  4. Removable leak-free bottle jack for easy maintenance & replacement
  5. Reinforced jack handle to add strength and durability
  6. Upgraded power switch and wiring to make the circuit more reliable
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Good for 12T they reckon.
 
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Kloud9

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Correct doing the comparison from a 4 tonne to a 7, the 7tonne press yields more.
 
Kloud9

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8-10 days in peak covid and Make sure you get good parchment paper and some good rosin tools. I ordered about 6 varieties of tool and stocked up on parchment when i ordered. 👍 tools took months as from USA.
 
Kloud9

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Anyone interested in it has alot to learn, so i suggest they do alot of research to help them along the journey, a mate been researching daily since 2019 and still learning.
 
veritas629

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Kloud9 said:
Bin that one. Buy this https://dulytek.com/products/dulyte...-heat-press-for-cannabis-oil-extraction-7-ton

Got over 5g an oz of rosin from a GG4 strain. And then make solventless carts with yummy 😋 😊 😜 😍 ☺️ 😄 very happy what this does and many others people who press were impressed 😆 🤣 😂
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I have one that appears to be very similar, same specs and same press. Mine has an Across International sticker and was purchased domestically, but I don't remember where from. Does the job and should last longer than I will. My only complaint, no pressure gauge. I don't have any idea how much pressure I'm using. I just pump until my sore elbow joints say that's enough. Get one with a pressure gauge if you can.
 
Hudo

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Kloud9 said:
No he is a very technically person. And he loves perfecting and learning and getting better each time. And there is several way of making the exracted material. Ie: using alcohol in process or just solventless carts. Or oil carts.
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Yeah I've been researching for a while and made a couple solventless carts where you heat it overnight so it liquefies. Ive been pressing rosin with a hair straightener in the vice but the opshop hasn't got anymore and they don't last long in the vice but served their purpose for 5 bucks each
 
veritas629

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I do use a press on my bags. I honestly don't know how much of a difference it makes, because I bought it with the press and never tried without. I'm still a rosin press novice, but the The Press Club has been very useful. Take a dab and settle in for a rabbit-hole of well written knowledge!

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