Questions about Jorkest's extraction

[frequentflyer]

Hello, SWIM had a few questions about Jorkests excellent D-Limonene & Fumaric Acid extraction. ( Jorkest's D-Limonene & Fumaric Acid Approach - Advanced/Enhanced chemistry - Welcome to the DMT-Nexus ). SWIM is happy with the process, but was wondering if it was possible to avoid from step 10 onwards and use a different freebase technique. SWIM heard that it could be possible to mix the pure dmt with a high percentage alcohol until dissolved, and then mix with whichever changa herb desired and wait for the alcohol evaporate? Or any other simpler methods for creating changa would be much appriciate by SWIM, thanks

 

[balaganist]

ron69's limonene tek also works well especially for making changa. the last batch I made I used Syzygypsy's suggestion of freebasing using 99% IPA (iso-propyl alcohol) and bypassing the final dehydrating of the freebase stage, soaking your herbs in the final seperated alcohol and leaving to dry.
The post is here: SAFE d-Limonene+calcium hydroxide Tek? - Advanced/Enhanced chemistry - Welcome to the DMT-Nexus

One drawback of this tek is that you cant weigh your DMT ! But - I just guessed it would be about 1%, and the changa I got from it is very good!!

I've been meaning to go through it again and write it all down in one place, but currently I'm trying out Jorkest's tek as a lot of people seem to be raving about it!

Good luck, safe journeying..

 

[frequentflyer]

Thank you for your response, this seems a much simpler method. SWIMs only questions are when adding the sodium bicarbonate and iso, it doesnt specify how much to use? Is it basically as little as possible or the amount allowed by the container your mixing in? Also, how much sodium bicarbonate does SWIM mix with water to created the satured sodium bicarbonate solution?

 

[balaganist]

Thank you for your response, this seems a much simpler method. SWIMs only questions are when adding the sodium bicarbonate and iso, it doesnt specify how much to use? Is it basically as little as possible or the amount allowed by the container your mixing in? Also, how much sodium bicarbonate does SWIM mix with water to created the satured sodium bicarbonate solution?

I just guessed the amounts... also its sodium carbonate not bicarbonate.
I was not sure whether to mix the alcohol in with the water solution, or just pour it through.. ended up mixing it, it went cloudy and then seperated out; each time some of the alcohol and water solution would mix together, so I just repeated adding alcohol till there was no solution left. Not sure if this is the best way to do it, and it was a few weeks ago now so cant remember fully.