i’m sure this as been asked before freezer and freeze precipitation containers

[TheResearcher]

s hey new here. i wanted to get some valued opinions.. my buddy was think about getting some glassware with the snap airtight lids. 10 pk about 30 coin. and a small 1.2 cubic foot freezer for about 120 coin. he was thinking noman tek maybe springveg head tek. buddy has acquired pretty much everything he needs but in a situation he cant use the main freezer type deal. ill attach some photos maybe that will help. yes hes just starting out but when he likes what hes doing he jumping face first into it expiremente snd perfects his processes. here is what he ordered

second one is just the freezers dimensions and the temperature range

thanks, InDy

sorry in advance if i’m not supposed show pictures like this i obviousl

 

[Transform]

s hey new here. i wanted to get some valued opinions.. my buddy was think about getting some glassware with the snap airtight lids. 10 pk about 30 coin. and a small 1.2 cubic foot freezer for about 120 coin. he was thinking noman tek maybe springveg head tek. buddy has acquired pretty much everything he needs but in a situation he cant use the main freezer type deal. ill attach some photos maybe that will help. yes hes just starting out but when he likes what hes doing he jumping face first into it expiremente snd perfects his processes. here is what he ordered

second one is just the freezers dimensions and the temperature range

thanks, InDyView attachment 97486View attachment 97487

sorry in advance if i’m not supposed show pictures like this i obviousl

Hi, welcome! Nice little tubs there, although bigger, flatter ones make it easier to retrieve the spice afterwards.

Regarding 'teks', that's all well and good with having a recipe to follow, but keeping track of endless rehashes of the same overall techniques getting renamed by redditors and the like becomes ridiculous. More fundamentally important, and empowering for that matter, is getting to grips with understanding the essential principles of extracting, and how they are put into practice. I'm all for experimentation once that basis has been taken into account, but there's no need to reinvent the wheel when starting from absolute scratch.

Have a look through the forum and wiki, all of the essential info should be here. Once you've got a clearer picture we'll happily help you tie up any loose ends.

The freezer should work just fine, but what is its temperature range in sensible units? -22ᵒC will do the job nicely.

 

[The Traveler]

When picking a nice freeze precipitation container, it is important that it is not only the type of glass that can handle extreme temperatures but also of the type that can handle the relatively fast changes between those temperatures. Usually the fluctuations in temperature is what gets glass cracked the fastest.

So for myself I choose glass containers with a lid like yours that could be used in the freezer up to being used in the microwave. Usually those containers are made of so called 'borosilicate glass'. And even though you have several classes in that 'borosilicate glass' category, for the food stuff it seems that they only display that it's 'borosilicate glass' (like Pyrex does). I'm pretty happy with my 'borosilicate glass' containers of many different sizes, the bigger ones are handy for DMT, the smaller ones 350-500ml are handy for my CBD2THC tek experiments.


Kind regards,

The Traveler

 

[TheResearcher]

Hi, welcome! Nice little tubs there, although bigger, flatter ones make it easier to retrieve the spice afterwards.

Regarding 'teks', that's all well and good with having a recipe to follow, but keeping track of endless rehashes of the same overall techniques getting renamed by redditors and the like becomes ridiculous. More fundamentally important, and empowering for that matter, is getting to grips with understanding the essential principles of extracting, and how they are put into practice. I'm all for experimentation once that basis has been taken into account, but there's no need to reinvent the wheel when starting from absolute scratch.

Have a look through the forum and wiki, all of the essential info should be here. Once you've got a clearer picture we'll happily help you tie up any loose ends.

The freezer should work just fine, but what is its temperature range in sensible units? -22ᵒC will do the job nicely.

no the buddy of mine is not trying to reinvent no wheel. i was just stating expirementing with the tek over and over till it’s fullproof for him and he has it down to a T, he can cross his Ts and dot his i’s with his eyes closed. is what i’m saying. he has everything for nomans tek or lazy man tek. he understands practice makes progress. he’s going to be doing 50 g pulls with his first 500g of MHRB and dial in in one tek, ive been told to tell him by someone in here that nomans tek is a good choice to concour. (that’s another reason he choose the 10 pack of dishes

 

[TheResearcher]

and it’s -7.6f to 6.8f. which is -22c to -14c. what do you all think noman is a good starting point(tek). he wants to go with a STB tek. shortest he can find is 2” but it’s 4pcs for the same price giving they are wider and longer. mmmmmm(scratches head). he got a can of zippo fluid did a evap test past with flying colors yesterday. was going to try that for the first go.

 

[The Traveler]

I always like this one due to it's clear descriptions and explanations of each step:

Cybs' Hybrid ATB 'Salt' Tek - DMT-Nexus Wiki

wiki.dmt-nexus.me

Kind regards,

The Traveler

 

[TheResearcher]

i’m loving the diamgram all you do is have to follow it. mmmmm.

 

[TheResearcher]

any of you seen anything like this. it’s a coffee cup warmer. heats up to about 30°C. my buddy got it as a gift 30c is about 86F. is the a god temp for the heating of cybs hybrid ATB salt tech instead of water baths

 

[fractals4life]

Something that I don't see mentioned in freeze precip container choice: Try to get one with the logo on the outside, or no logo, unlike "PYREX", as the raised logo on the inside makes for trickier scraping at the end of the process.