Full RUN passive closed loop

Passive run of closed loop system

[@420psilo]

7 years later still my go to vid for simple passive closed loop extraction. perfect for us lil guys just tryna turn their cpl pound garden into fire dabs. hope my man here is doing well. everyone has their ups and downs. this man made huge positive contributions to the diy bho community.

[@adhesivegenetics3489]

Awesome I'm watching this because I plan on buying a 1pound closed loop system

[@billyberner]

its ridiculous how little videos there are. Prob due to the startup cost for closed loop though.

[@billyberner]

@@adhesivegenetics3489 Same! Hope all goes well with your plans. :)

[@Regulategoogle]

​@@billyberner it's because it's a felony lol

[@arthurdelle7238]

thanks for the insight on how the full passive runthrough goes

[@richardforbes943]

Ilove the system your using its right to the point and easy to operate!!

[@richardforbes943]

Hey thank u very much..u have made it very easy to understand..ive watched outh extraction system and they are def more difficult..ic me having absolutely no problem with this..think I watched twice and im gonna have no issues...thanks for the good info..appreciate u!!

[@unattax8592]

The steel storage tank your using will rust on the inside in time as you add small amounts of moisture from air during the recapturing of the butane.. Just so u know its extremely dangerous. It's cheaper then a stainless steel tank though your risking your health . If ur going to use any tank but especially a steel tank u MUST have an air moisture scrubber like the ones you have on pneumatic air tanks or lines. A molecular sieve of 3A type will eliminate any moisture/ dirty end chain molecules from your butane and steel tank. Providing you with a clean end chain free butane and safe extraction

[@mqgs]

he said its stainless steel

[@unattax8592]

@@mqgs Stainless steel extractor, steel storage tank

[@mqgs]

@@unattax8592 aah, my bad, thought he meant both, I got my extractor all together with the tank etc, so I made sure both were the same

[@jonosterman2878]

You don't need a drier filter like that on a small passive closed loop system like this. Unless he is doing hundreds of runs for black market commercial production, not enough moisture is going to get in there, especially if he stores it full, and/or he back fills it with nitrogen when it is stored empty.

[@chasestevens3279]

Lowes is running a special on Kobalts air regulators moisture protection hell I keep one on my darn air compressor even my vaccum has one!! The man is 100% right And I'm learning the basics!! Thanks for the comment and your video sir Stay safe stay legal

[@c7809059]

This was the best video ever it was like gorilla chemistry..... it's full of ups and downs..... I know understand the process clearly and concisely... I was so relieved when you're able to recover the alcohol.

[@brophymusprime593]

Hydrocarbon. Alcohol extractions are different and produce different products

[@Robbobshiskabob]

So glad you didn't edit the video... Literally full run... appreciate it

[@antonellocalc]

I toally agree. This is real sharing

[@TheBovice3]

thanks for the post we're just getting started, knowledge is power ;)

[@unattax8592]

Learn more about the molecular sieve he should be running with all closed loop extractions but especially while running off of a steel storage tank . Its probably all rusted out on the inside by now. Two years after posting this video lol

[@stevelong7381]

great video so far best explained. everyone else get way off course. good job!

[@rudyholmberg8227]

How long do you run each tube without sacrificing clarity and color?

[@YooperDanKulka]

Good information. Had time to read my messages mail & news paper.

[@bmcallen0513]

If you left it in there at the very end, would it have turned into sauce and diamonds with that little bit of pressure in the bottom?

[@amintarik6306]

Is we have to use ice fot whole that process or it is additional to make process better ?

[@antha1174]

awesome great vid thanks , yes is not active but this is one of the Best vids by far i seen actualy breaking down the ideas and function of a loop. really good job, i have no idea why this dont have tonns more views

[@midwestoutlaw3194]

Agreed this is probably the best demo vid available people usually make a 5-10 minute run down of shit people already know ✌

[@xeruffurex]

its because everyone is boiling off 99 iso wash with a propane stoves lol This is really new tech to me, so Im guessing it isnt that well known of a method. Surprisingly it is affordable and much safer than most solvent methods except for ice bubble hash of course haha

[@killsalltires156]

Dewaxing colum? How does that work?

[@G36Jeff]

What is the advantage of a closed loop system. Is it just being able to save the butane ? Does it actually de wax

[@ajher5236]

Hey yolo I have a dewax close loop any way I can contact u get some tips or advice or even a walk through I’ve always done it my way but seems I might be doing it wrong n losing a lot of yeild n gas

[@Anthony-du3he]

So this is the same concept as co2 just using butane for this specific run?

[@ajher5236]

You recover to the part that sucks in right and vaccum same one right

[@georgebernacchi1532]

Hi Great video. Y do do only put 5 or 6 ponds of butane in 30 gallon can. When you recover don’t it all mix back, and is good to use again. I’m confused why you wouldn’t fill the whole can, and maintain more pressure. Please help. Thanks

[@nimo517]

Thanks bro for the time again I know I’ve commented before somewhere haha but after doing a dozen blasts since, I still am having issues with the final product…. No matter the micron size, it seems material passes thru and makes it harsh

[@n8free-man883]

Does it work the same way with ethenal ? Recovery and all ?

[@31jayweezy]

Answered every question I had 🙏🏼 you the man bro

[@tomsuica8731]

Hey Yolo, Did they have a bigger watch at the store?

[@wholeass83]

What is the dry ice for?

[@scottarnold6528]

Why the respirator, you have a leak in the system?

[@kevinb8346]

Thank you for the stellar video by the way do you have a step by step video on making THCA diamonds (jar tech method)

[@ajher5236]

Hey yolo anyway I can get in touch need help with recovering??

[@nicod974]

U could turn the butane tank upside down and higher above the reactor so the flow is quicker

[@redneckpyromania6965]

It's got a straw from the valve that reaches to the liquid in the bottom of the tank like a spraypaint can so turning it upside down would actully prevent it doing what it's supposed to

[@georgebernacchi1532]

Does everyone decarb before extraction process?

[@JohnDoe-vv8pk]

Was up yolo have to thank you for the video pretty good job! Also have 2 quick question for you being that we have the same extractor, if using a can tapper do I just run from the tapper direct to the top material column or do I charge up my recovery tank to do a straight run? And if I should charge the tank what side do I do so? Vapor? or liquid?

[@jonosterman2878]

Tap the cans into a solvent tank. The tappers have no valves, so you can't keep vacuum when going from one can to the next. The butane you tap in the can is liquid, so fill into the liquid valve.

[@dannysands2968]

Thank you I appreciate your time

[@easymac79]

Totally appreciate how you knock bits of dry ice off bare-handed, but wear protection at 28:00 when handling larger amounts. It very clearly demonstrates adjusting your "safety-level" so to speak. Might I suggest though, keeping a paintbrush handy? I use one for cleaning a lot, and found it has been very helpful in a number of scenarios. In this case quicker, easier, cleaner brushing of ice chunks.

[@clueless4185]

He wont have to worry about the cold when he blows himself the fuck up lol, I know its closed loop but indoors? really? mmm clever, I don't care how good someone's equipment is I would never run butane in a room not even well ventilated room, iv personally seen gas bottles explode and it aint pretty, it will literally blow the roof off your house. safety safety safety

[@rogueorganix9345]

@@clueless4185 butane is a heavy gas I'm with you... I'm looking for typed step by step instructions that put safety first? I keep running into method and procedure errors that could lead to combustion searching online... can you point me to a better resource for a "how to" on passive closed loop extraction? If so my email is [e-mail] grateful for any help... thanks

[@richardforbes943]

@rogue organics there is a company called sub-zero that does this ..not typed but another video..that should give u all the info u need

[@rogueorganix9345]

@@richardforbes943 hey thanks for the nod in the right direction we appreciate it! Thinking about filmin our extraction this weekend if all goes well with the dry run! ;)

[@antonellocalc]

Thanks for sharing the full experience. That's the way Pro can go through things 🙂

[@vypr8846]

Why don't you use a butane propane mix mate?

[@mentallyill8107]

Like ta see video on using the refrigerant scale properly..thanks

[@quinciedorothy]

where dat carbon filter at?

[@tatertott2390]

hey, do you know the capacity of this system? or around how much butane you use? can it hold a full 30lbs of tane?

[@masdoe6384]

I don't know any set up that can hold 30 lb of butane they take 5 lb tanks

[@nimo517]

Thanks for sharing!!!

[@wrathb0y]

isn't the red valve the one with the syphon tube? blue is usually vapor.

[@yoloextraction3352]

wrathb0y the red is vapor and blue is liquid with the dip tube to the bottom of the tank. The Manchester tanks with have writing on the valve handles as well. Our tanks with Swagelok valves we color coat the same way

[@wasup7675]

Can i keep that final chamber closed for a little while to let the material soak? Or would that fuck something up? And what would a solid amount of butane be to run through an lb? Much appreciated

[@yoloextraction3352]

Most will wash with 2-10lbs of tane per pound of material. Quality in is quality out .

[@waxman6352]

Hey Man, Thanks for posting a more detailed process for running Passive. You did a awesome job of explaining the processes! I am no Pro, but shouldn't you add a dump valve? as Addam said, I think your yield would improve?

[@yoloextraction3352]

We have done runs with dumps and without, if you have a larger collection you can just wash more instead of the soak. Yield is mostly a quality factor and watching to run clear. You can add a valve between the collection and the material column they are for sell separately on 710snob.com . This video was just a quick run for the base system.

[@adamstevenson6872]

So do the steps change if there is a dump mine only two valves like his

[@working2bselfsufficient724]

@@yoloextraction3352 Greatful for the knowledge sharing 👊🏼. Knowledge without lies and problems should be available to everyone and it will help progress the art of cannabis.

[@daveh3668]

So after the butane tank is emptied and relieved of pressure, you revacuum before reclaiming. Is this ok to do with a normal vacuum pump?

[@masdoe6384]

He anit using nothing special so yeah

[@angelone8564]

No it is not safe, you could blow up, use temperature to move the gas from one tank to the other. Use hot water to heat the butane tank and keep recovery cold. Reverse process to recover. And by not soaking the butane, allot of cbds and the thca can be missed. But some people prefer less plant fats in there product, that's why the initial contact is kept cold, via ice column.. now there are pumps made for transferring butane that are very expensive, but that would be an active system not passive.. When you do this, study from experience and use common sense and be careful, very careful...

[@brianepstein8639]

I have the 1lb master blaster as well. After watching this video 5-6 times now, I think I'm ready to run. After packing the column, are you using about 5lbs of butane? Also, you mention double washing vs letting things soak a bit. Neither helped very much? 2% difference in yield vs just a straight dump?

[@ebillot656]

Brian Epstein how did your run go? also when you brought your master blaster did it come everything or you brought extra pieces

[@brianepstein8639]

These extractors are way out of spec. The collection pot is less than half the size necessary to run the appropriate amount of solvent needed. I've added a 6x12" spool to the existing 6x6. Also, the 3x24 column holds closer to 600g. Biggest gripe is the rounded edges of the shatter platter. It's a terrible design and it's the next thing to replace on mine. You really want as much surface area on the base of your cls. I've now done about 15 extractions, and have added a drier filter, dewax column and dump valve. Getting a pair of #50 recovery tanks to speed the passive process. If you plan to go bigger than 1200g a day, I strongly recommend buying a mkiv style machine with at least a 10x10" collection pot. Get the parts list from skunkpharm research and order the parts @glaciertanks.com. Too easy to assemble.

[@yoloextraction3352]

this system is $1650 ready to rock passive. Very simple system that anyone can run, yes you can buy some additional items to speed things up. Stock with a 6" x 12" collection , shatter platter is rounded bottom same as the term. Your mk4 reference is just an extractor for $5000 a night and day difference With any system you pay to play. We have extra tanks, stainless tanks, molecular sieve, recovery pumps, cmepol , inline dewax as you jacketed material column is not a dewax,

[@brianepstein8639]

YOLO: didn't know you were 710 Snob. Was my cls supposed to come with a 6x12" and not the undersized 6x6"? Loved your video for the start to finish aspects and your description. Couldn't of done my 1st runs without this vid. thanks

[@yoloextraction3352]

Brian Epstein at one point all one pound systems had 6x6 collections with welded bottom, then the removable bottom with shatter platter optional, (many companies you still get basic style with shatter platter as an upgrade) 710snob has many options of collections, flat bottom platter, round bottom platter, jacketed shatter platter and the solid bottom. Depending on price range the end user want to spend, we don't offer the baby or mini systems as you will out grow and have parts that are not usable . Everyone has different tech or that buddy that tells you what to get so an out of box extractor that has everything you will ever want doesn't exist ,

[@Crunchyk1234]

Can you fill one of those larger butane tanks with the smaller butane cans? Is it as simple as pulling full vac on the tank, and blasting butane cans into vapor valve on tank?

[@mdubstylie1]

+Kelly fitzpatrick its easier to vacuum the system down and load the cans into it. Then recover the butane into the larger tank.

[@Crunchyk1234]

ok thanks realizing what you said is the best way to go about it so that the butane is distilled and leaves any mystery oil behind

[@mdubstylie1]

Kelly fitzpatrick that and its easier because of the vacuum process and all. Plus the can tapper is no fun to work with.

[@joelprofit5837]

Best to fill column out of the liquid side of the tank?

[@MCBeee]

It's pushing out liquid butane first. In-depth Explanation. These tanks have a line from the valve to the bottom to have the gaseous phase inside push the liquid out from the bottom though the tube to the valve. There are a few designs or applications for tanks. Anti-siphoning tank would be best applied to paintball so liquid isn't taken up into the paintball marker and making it inopperable. It's designed with a tube end, a U-bend or a slight bend from the valve into the tank, to be only in the gaseous phase and as the gas leaves it allows the liquid phase to turn to gas. This videos application, siphons the liquid out instead. There are actually quite a few of common applications for this. Spray paint, shaving cream, whip cream, or the fake cheese spread inside of a cylinder with a gas to directly push out, or siphon out, the product to wherever it needs to be applied.

[@bearrh1]

should you run your load more than once to get all of the extracts? or does one run get it all?

[@masdoe6384]

2 runs usually

[@jonjameson7842]

How much butane are those collection pots supposed to hold ?

[@masdoe6384]

@skankhunt42 its like a lighter it will not over fill only take whats needed

[@seanz1203]

skankhunt42 what do you mean by recharge?? Adding the .5 lb to the recovery tank or completely emptying out the tank and refilling it back to 5 lb??

[@jasonlabonte1073]

Actually it’s 1 to 6 ratio

[@jimlloyd1815]

Where did you get that big pass butane tank? Also that frost line is the liquid level, wouldn't it be better to flip the tank upside down?

[@kaenangreene9659]

Jim Lloyd one of the valves has a stem attached that goes down to the bottom of the tank so you can draw all the liquid out without turning the tank upside down

[@WierdRobert]

only way to get butane like that is online and it probably isn't just butane my guess is it's a 70/30 mix butane/propane

[@nicholasmorello6370]

why do you mix your dry ice with alcohol? does it make it last longer?

[@awsomesauce03]

it allows for a larger area contacting the metal. the alchohol wont freeze.

[@djlansing2724]

Chemical reaction makes it wayyyyyyy colder

[@jamesmunn9942]

Ant that propain?

[@danieljohnston2460]

Why was the butane tank frosty in the beginning? did you chill it? Why do you want it cold?

[@danieljohnston2460]

OK so did he put his tank of butane inbred freezer?

[@danieljohnston2460]

*in the*

[@albertoenriqueguzmanfebre]

what´s cheaper butane or dry ice¿

[@jonosterman2878]

dry ice, by far.

[@1290rBeast]

Hey quick question my recovery tank has butane in it from a previous run. Do I pull a vac while recovering still ???

[@1290rBeast]

I just dont wanna blow my self up like if a spark happens while the recovery tank still has butane in it. Quick response would be awesome as I'm doing another run tonight

[@darrell9294]

You still alive?

[@1290rBeast]

@@darrell9294 yes lol

[@VikingDaddyplays]

@@1290rBeast so what was the outcome? What did you do to recover? Duo you have a explosion proof rated pump to pull it or?

[@1290rBeast]

@@VikingDaddyplays no issues I just let it recover without the pump

[@MrMrBurnablunt]

Where can I pick up that system or maybe a smaller one

[@gallatinlaw4771]

710snob.com, global material processing. If your in Arizona Montana or California we may have a retail location you can pick up

[@jonjameson7842]

For running fully passive don't you usually not require a pump to pull vaccuum. Can you clarify for me

[@710snob7]

jon jameson you need a vacuum pump to pull the air out of the system before you introduce hydrocarbons. oxygen , butane and ignition source is what makes a problem

[@jonjameson7842]

710 SNOB thank youuuuu

[@eastcoastcookies6031]

You put 20 pounds of solvent in this CLS?!?!

[@4DRC_]

I'm kinda curious why people chill the chamber before vacuuming it out. I've always done the opposite, I vacuum everything down, backfill with nitrogen up to 50 psi to test seals, release, then the final vacuum down before adding ice. My mindset being that decreasing the pressure while keeping the temperature relatively high will make it easier to liberate and evaporate away any remaining moisture in the system. Chilling the system first would trap moisture wouldn't it?

[@davidlagle6840]

ElectricAvian Your seal test is spot on. Remember “nature deplores a vacuum” It’s easier to test for leaks while under a vacuum. Watch your gauges. Also, there is no such thing as a perfect vacuum of 30 inches of mercury. The best nature will give you is 29.99 inches. Now the reason for chilling the tanks and vessels is to maintain lower temperatures which means lower pressures in recovery tank which increases your delta P. Ie differential pressure from tank to tank. Pressure always flows from high side to the lower side. Basically it speeds in the recovery of the gases. Hope it helps and good luck out there.

[@hc2013]

@@davidlagle6840 He knows why people use cold temperatures during the extraction process but he was stating that he doesnt know why some people use cold temps while vacuuming down the system before the extraction process. It makes more sense to heat up the chamber your pulling a vacuum on because the air and moisture will more readily evaporate and leave the chamber, which will make the process go faster.

[@FUBuddy]

you are correct.

[@dieseldabberdoug8285]

At isopropyl alcohol to your dry ice and it'll get it even colder and you won't have to keep pressing around your column.

[@brockbrawn1524]

Since when has this been a thing???

[@markrouse1477]

where do they sell your butane recovery canister

[@masdoe6384]

Anywere its a 10 lb tank

[@okccitizen4400]

Greatness!

[@roc706]

Is this considered one tank since your not using the other stainless steel tank that you would fill with your solvents...

[@jonjameson7842]

If you could answer quickly @yoloextractions that would be great

[@mentallyill8107]

Awesome video brotha!!! Bring some new heat!!make us a video from start to finish, pulling vac,loading tank butane,etc.. great video tho!!! Thanks

[@unprotecteddex3020]

How much was a set up like that?

[@yoloextraction3352]

chris whittington base system $1650 at 710snob.com

[@jonjameson7842]

Hey man 2 question . How much gas did you put through your system ? Also what if for example you have 10 pounds of gas left in your solvent tank can you recover directly into your solvent tank without pulling vaccuum !?

[@jonjameson7842]

I assume if the solvent tank is filled with solvents you can recover into it ? Hence a close loop system . Thanks in advance

[@lelandwong2771]

Where's your workbench and ventilation system?

[@ebillot656]

Yolo Extractions when you bought the master blaster did you have to buy extra parts

[@yoloextraction3352]

ebillot656 what's your end game? If your making distillate you need another $25000 of equipment, if your just wanting to make oil then this system will handle just that, the first part of the puzzle, you can go mild to wild. Check out 710snob.com

[@grimeshine]

Yolo Extraction $25,000? Lol no

[@andy10001]

dominic tallariti lol I know Im making distillate with like a 2500 budget

[@VikingDaddyplays]

@@andy10001 i think he might have just added an extra 0 by accident

[@mordokch]

Daft as it may sound, the big problem where I live is dry ice - it's almost impossible to source. I doubt there's anywhere within 100 miles of me selling it, and yes there are places that will ship it to me but it's damn DAMN expensive ! It's just not a thing that's readily available in the UK unless you live in London maybe or some other very big city, and even then the cost is stupid.

[@gmanrobertson423]

I know it's a bit late but you can use a chest freezer with some anti freeze in it to get the same cooling affect as dry ice.

[@theexper1ment656]

@@gmanrobertson423 antifreeze with normal ice?

[@hectormaldonado6145]

Hello yolo extraction ... where can I find a loop extractor .. ?? I'm planning on buying one ..

[@dmcalister4505]

Best value vacs .com

[@ebillot656]

Yolo Extractions when you bought the master blaster did you have to buy extra parts?

[@yoloextraction3352]

ebillot656 depends on your tech, this system can get you going with just a vacuum pump, material and butane. On a budget you can't beat this system, try to find a $1650 system that has shatter platter, high pressure clamps, Swagelok gauge, one line and a dot made in USA tank

[@ebillot656]

Yolo Extraction so the one on 710glob website the 1lb closed loop is the one to get for now it was 1650 now it 1450

[@yoloextraction3352]

ebillot656 710snob.com is the site, and yes on the site it is $1450 shipped to the continental USA , its extractor with high pressure clamps, shatter platter, sight windows, Swagelok gauge, one line and a Manchester steel tank. Other options are available if no tank or lines are needed. Grab a can tapper if you will be filling using small butane cans from the smoke shop

[@frostboss1312]

How many cans do you fill 30 pound tank with

[@RichardPetron]

+FROST BOSS It's about 1/3 of a can per ounce of material.

[@jonosterman2878]

They say that the 20lb tanks have about 65 cans worth (300ml cans).

[@dillonstanley3289]

why did u release the butane out of your tank then make a vacuum on your recovery...? your loosing butane and causing a point for moisture to go in the tank. and if you had the slightest amount of butane left in that tank when u pulled that vacuum u coulda blew up or caused a small internal explosion within your vacuum pump. i have never seen someone pull a vac on their recovery tank however using cold and hot temps you will realize u aint gotta do all thos steps and you can let the butane do the work for ya and save your tanks. otherwise great video

[@robertbradford3461]

Are you use a regular vac pump or spark free?

[@710snob7]

Robert Bradford your pulling a vacuum on the system before tane is introduced, most use a standard vacuum pump for this.

[@robertbradford3461]

710 SNOB no you're pulling tane when you vac the tank, just because you don't hear it does not meant there's no gas, hence why the face mask, and the finished product is super gassy will have to be put back under vac to pull it off or slow purge over days. Did you purge the tank? No, then there's still gas in there. And that does not mean just open the valve because that does not purge the tank, it equalizes the pressure

[@710snob7]

Robert Bradford ok I should have asked what process you were referring too, the tank for initial fill is empty and you pull vac on the whole system, and fill with solvent. You close tank off and pull vac on the system , the collection will always have tane for a pour or your scraping taffy, no need to pull a vac when you use heat or cold to do that, the vacuum is to get initial air out of system

[@710snob7]

Robert Bradford you purge your finish oil in the oven or vac chamber or some still off gas outside if temps are right.

[@robertbradford3461]

710 SNOB whatever, you were still bubbling when you pulled it which means vac pressure would've pulled more gas off than that so you pulled hella early because you released hecka pressure, and you opened it and it was still purging gas in open air, come on I don't know very much about this particular practice but I do know that, so are you saying that the vacuum pressure was not sufficient to pull more?

[@jbeezy126]

how much material can fit in that tube?

[@yoloextraction3352]

John Bryson that is the one pound column, holds approx one pound of plant matter

[@jbeezy126]

@@yoloextraction3352 is this the best value Apollo set up? I seen it in a local store and wondering if its worth it

[@yoloextraction3352]

John Bryson this is a 710snob master blaster one pound closed loop

[@MrCGrowin4B]

What side of the tank did you bleed out of 23:50 into your video The recovery side or the other side Thank you

[@masdoe6384]

Both side do the same thing blue in red out labeled but same thing has 2 for gauges set up

[@bradmcclure4945]

couldn't this be used withCO2?

[@xeruffurex]

supposedly CO2 isn't a very efficient solvent for cannabis and requires a couple pass' and with increased pressures. "From what I have seen so far"

[@livingthebasslanemadrigal8910]

how many times r u going to use that same butane bro? by the way good video bro

[@xeruffurex]

Pretty much the only loss, is contained in the oil bubbles . The start up costs are a bit high, but the savings in solvent recovery add up quickly, not to mention the safety factor too. Closed loop pretty much says it all haha :)

[@hippiehomesteader2377]

ur lego head should have a happy face lol

[@samcarrs]

Looks runny. Try vacuuming at the end for about 20 min.

[@uncommoncharlie7]

Why put collection tank in dry ice?

[@yoloextraction3352]

Butane travels to the cold, so just play with hot and cold to make passive go faster

[@uncommoncharlie7]

+Yolo Extraction thanks man your video was very informative from a beginner stand point, I hope to see more videos from you in future🙏🏼 it'd be cool to show another passive run with dewaxing

[@richardforbes943]

is the extractor a mini with a 1lb column

[@yoloextraction3352]

Richard Forbes standard 710snob master blaster 1lb extractor

[@richardforbes943]

hey man I know this is an older video appreciate u getting back to me!! Thanks

[@richardforbes943]

I was also wondering..have u tried a run using that organic solvent mz12x..i know its more expensive..also I heard that your concentrate would have a more plant like taste..was just curious if u had tried this product.

[@mysterblue313setstfin9]

Shout-out Bret Maverick and Jameson from NWGT

[@alcapone4905]

Why the mask it’s a closed loop right closed so mask ???????????

[@trupyrodice4462]

Great information and instruction bro. One thing tho, I'd edit the f outta this and re-upload it and put a link in the description. Honestly, I think you're gonna get alot more full views that way. Other than that man you how-to.

[@fergunomic]

I was thinking the same thing 90% of the video was staring at the ceiling or a bucket it could’ve been a five minute video

[@jefflove101]

If you have a set up like this, and are learning to use it, the full length is handier, and probably safer. Thanks for the info

[@d-not-u]

Educational

[@xpndblhero5170]

This is a POV shot of being kidnapped by Yolo Extractions and made to learn how to use a closed loop system... LoL Weird part is that I actually love the nerdy side of cannabis extracts and I'd be happy to do it every day. 😁

[@balkan-baraba]

Where can i buy this. Or call the product name please

[@gallatinlaw4771]

710snob, global material processing 1 pound closed loop extractor

[@chrissedwick7748]

uhhhhhhh could you not handle dry ice with your bare hands?

[@richardforbes943]

while doing this extraction speed is not the ticket..think of it as a pig roast low and slow is the way to go!!Ithought those hoses looked like rubber ok!!, also running solvent through rubber hoses is a no no.for info purposes.

[@GreyForrest]

is the mask for safety or privacy?

[@TheJuice401]

he slipped up at 51 minutes

[@yoloextraction3352]

Safety First, we work all day long in state facilities and sucking tane all day is never good.

[@bryanrosenberg8754]

How can filters get rid of a gas?

[@DaveMalby]

@@bryanrosenberg8754 It can't ... unless you have an OSHA approve mask with filters designed for gas such as butane.

[@alberteinstein3078]

Dry ice don't melt

[@wavesauce]

Fun to see, would be interested in linking. @qualitybho on IG

[@bongdonkey]

Might as well Open Blast. IMO

[@frostboss1312]

Do a video on filling tank with butane

[@209Twinz209]

+FROST BOSS the tanks of ntane come filled... he did show how to fill, u rip a vac on the resi, then fill or recover thru the gas side

[@TubbyPorterville]

+209Twinz209 but over time I feel there has to be a shortage of butane as he shows he goes outside to drain any excess gas left so over time it should add up so im wondering how you refill the tank

[@yoloextraction3352]

We have distillation videos posted as well, to show how to get the mystery oil out.

[@mitchellmaytorena1137]

Why is he wearing a gas mask? Don't tell me I need one of those as well cause I've already spent a lot of money on a system and everything else you need.

[@unattax8592]

Did you get a 3A molecular sieve for scrubbing your butane ? Or maybe you like rust and moisture in your storage tank like this guys setup lol . Stay safe stay informed stay alive

[@mad-b264]

Just buy a Heat Press an make Rosin, It so much more fun, An the rosin is so much more tastier an effective, I will never go back too BHO, I payed £150 on Ebay for mine an it works a treat, Delivery was fast as well, I will send you a link to it if you want, I highly recommend one if you want endless rosin, As long as you got good weed, You will press top shelf rosin, Shop Quality, But if you got the money just buy a NugSmasher bro, Heat Pressing is the future of cannabis extraction.............

[@Pierrericheart]

thanks. some minor editing would help. I had to skip the watching the pump run for 5 minutes.

[@ronwitek4539]

For the record those don't rust I've had mine almost a decade .. second I hope you tossed that oil out man

[@LionHGH]

Why butane and not propane?

[@ronwitek4539]

@@LionHGH propane is fine to be honest both need to be distilled tho as they have sulfur added if I'm. Not mistaken for scent in case of leaks when used In devices :)

[@LionHGH]

Thank you. I just see many more people using butane but I remember once someone telling me propane was the way to go.

[@williamschlosser77]

Kids don't do this inside!

[@shaunaroach9470]

the amount of screwing around! You are out of your mind! but have fun with that!

[@ml.2770]

50:28. Riveting.

[@bradmckenzie6764]

The longest video of …… not much..sounds of Breaking ice as we look at a close loop system…. And …yea