Add Hot water to the 9"x13"


Place your 7"x11" collection pan into the hot water bath.

Start blasting the butane threw the tube. if you notice in this pic, there are 2 different shades in the tube that fade from top to bottom. that is the butane flowing threw the material which means everything is going smooth.

Sunshine Yellow

close up

Remove the paper from the Pyrex pan. and heat shine the surface with the heat gun until it foams. then place it in the freezer

scrape the oil into a small enough section of the paper so that the all oil fits in the desiccator/vacuum chamber on the sheet. work with the big stuff when scraping, the bigger stuff picks up the smaller stuff.


if the oil is still sticky and doesn't scrape clean, it needs another surface shine with the heat gun. this will cause it to bubble & foam up again. it should flake off the paper in solid brittle little chips. if it does what is pictured below... reshine the surface and try the freezer again.

once the oil has scraped into a section that fits in the chamber. remove the excess paper and test fit it.


Pull #1 - Warm the oil with the heat gun on low. make sure all the oil is warm and bubles slowly. quickly place it in the chamber and turn the vacuum pump on. repeat this to continue removing the butane from your oil.

Pull #2 - warm it up & throw it in the chamber


Pull #3 i decided to warm the oil & spread out the oil some because i didn't think the underside was being evenly heated. if you pay close attention, you will notice that it looks like my tools weren't very clean and added a few spots of burned up residual oil from my dabber. working with clean blades and dabber would have made this oil even more clear than it is. warm it up & vac it.

Pull #4 - looked like underside of some of the thicker piles wasn't warm enough. dig under the glassy surface and it was all budder. i spread that out along the paper a little, then rewarm it & vac


Pull #5 - warm it & vac - notice the dirty tools leaving small contamination spots.

Pull #6 - Warm it & vac