posted Mon, 10/31/2011 - 17:57
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My fingers are going fall off unless I lose my mind first....lol There has to be a easier way to do this?
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My fingers are going fall off unless I lose my mind first....lol There has to be a easier way to do this?
Heating will work to a point, you might want to research the maxium temp allowed for your filter unit.
All so look it this:
http://www.medical-and-lab-supplies.com/filtration/syringe-filters/cornw...
AnonA caulking gun worked wonders with just a slight modification. I am going Stericup and yes have to watch the temp . . . good call on the temp! Thanks.
Give them a vote if you find it helpful.Permalinkheat up the oil first, you can place it in a coffee cup with semi hot water
makes a big difference
AnonThe fina while still warm and pushed through until the muck builds up. I am thinking more surface area is what I need: a vacuum flask or inline filter. I don't mind a little Prop in my Test E or a little Test E in my Tren E by getting my money worth out of a larger more expensive system. Not to mention watching it drip.....lol
The warmer oil does in fact help so thanks to both posts with the tip.
Give them a vote if you find it helpful.PermalinkFina ??? What about a double coffee filter as a pre-filter for the muck.
AnonAnd yes muck like fuck! I wonder what that did to mg/ml? gggrrrrr!
AnonI was thinking that too then used a small piece of cotton ball. The chit is crystal clear after 5 hrs to run though....lol I'll make a pass with a .45 heat it up and call it good.
Still need to get this filtering down. Thinking a .45 then a .22 for my next run of Test P.
I have three more kits to play with then the flour for my next batch of cookies :-)