PVC Pipe , honey oil.

Hey guys Im on my way to home hardware today and Im going to be purchasing the correct PVC pipes to make the honey oil.

Im thinking a foot 1/2 long tube, with 2 end caps.

Im going to drill 7/14th inch drill bit into the top cap to insert the butaine, and Im going to dril 5-6 holes on the bottom cap for the escape.

http://www.a1b2c3.com/drugs/hash005.htm

Think this is a proper procedure? It says 100grams of leaves will yield 1g of honey oil .... Im using a quarter pound of shake and hope to get roughly 16 viles.

Have you tried looking up the Honey bee extractor

also there is a thing about it on erowid.com you have to watch though with the plastic, i have heard that pvc might release chems into the oil

i never usualy get much but im workin on it........let us know your results?

PVC is a known carcinogen...

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Originally Posted by Skink

PVC is a known carcinogen...

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Not exactly. PVC is fine until you start running questionable materials through it. They leech off bad stuff in the plastic. I was reading about PVC Butane tubes a couple weeks ago and this particular article said that there were no known interactions between PVC and butane though.

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Originally Posted by lemonboy

Not exactly. PVC is fine until you start running questionable materials through it. They leech off bad stuff in the plastic. I was reading about PVC Butane tubes a couple weeks ago and this particular article said that there were no known interactions between PVC and butane though.

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Could you post the article is if you can cos if its true im gonna build a huge one for like 10 ounce of shake/ shade leaves

butane is corrosive, and pvc when decomposing releases hydrogen chloride. it may be perfectly safe, i don't know, but i would try a material a little less toxic than pvc has been proven to be

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Originally Posted by taytay

butane is corrosive, and pvc when decomposing releases hydrogen chloride. it may be perfectly safe, i don't know, but i would try a material a little less toxic than pvc has been proven to be

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PVC is a bad idea if you are running any sort of gas through it. Hydrogen chloride gas is near any heat source could entice it to be hydrochloric acid. Go with something like surgicial steel if you can get your hands on it.

Uhh so insanity.

I went out to home hardware today and bought a 2ft long PVC pipe and 2 end caps. I drilled a bit hole to fit the tip of the butain and 3-4 exit holes.

Infact I just finished shooting a quarter pound of shake in it and it worked fine.

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Originally Posted by lemonboy

Not exactly. PVC is fine until you start running questionable materials through it. They leech off bad stuff in the plastic. I was reading about PVC Butane tubes a couple weeks ago and this particular article said that there were no known interactions between PVC and butane though.

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seeing how pvc is derived from petrochemicals, it seems likely that this is the case.

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[Erowid Note: Some concern has been expressed about the possibility of a PVC residue in the final product. This has not been verified, but a possible solution would be to use steel instead. Some reliable chemists have stated that PVC should be resistant to butane, but a preliminary flush of the PVC to remove any residue left from production might be warranted.]

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That's from the very end of this article at Erowid.

Dont use a PVC pipe that is totally the wrong kind. omfg . . . don't do it. . .

use copper or steel dude PVC is bad for joo