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Ruler Of The Galaxy
Looks like a hockkey puck. You've created the 'crumble puck' presentation.
If ur only pressing ribbbon cut, why don't you just poke a 3/8 hole thru the center of the base plate and follower and use a piece of 3/8-24 threaded rod and some big flatwashers on each end to apply pressure. I bet you could crush it pretty good that way for minimal cost.
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True Derelict
Originally Posted by
Emperor Zurg
Looks like a hockkey puck. You've created the 'crumble puck' presentation.
If ur only pressing ribbbon cut, why don't you just poke a 3/8 hole thru the center of the base plate and follower and use a piece of 3/8-24 threaded rod and some big flatwashers on each end to apply pressure. I bet you could crush it pretty good that way for minimal cost.
I like that idea.
Hopefully, I'll be able to move on to flake this summer. I just have to get some leaf.
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I don't yet have the metal to weld up a legit press, and I got antsy and cut up some scrap from a fence we recently tore down.
So, I made ... a thing.
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Lakeland Bum
Looks good Bryan! Keep us updated.
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Ruler Of The Galaxy
Originally Posted by
BryGuySC
I don't yet have the metal to weld up a legit press, and I got antsy and cut up some scrap from a fence we recently tore down.
So, I made ... a thing.
Looks cool and rustic... except for the chepo bottle jack. You need one of those old, rusty screw jacks and some square headed bolts and it would look like you were making perique, albeit upside down perique...
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gonna try pressing up a little crumble cake. Lightly hydrating a 10 oz of D&R Winsail (bright virginia), 5 oz of D&R two timer (toasted burley) and gonna throw an ounce of stokkebye perique in, then press it up. similar-ish ratios to C&D three friars, I think. The pressing will, I hope, deepen the flavor a bit, which this mix could do with, having smoked a bit unpressed.
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