Slide the pellet/filter/parchment sandwich into the flat iron. Once you’re pressing the pellet, the flat iron will keep it from unfolding. Keep the pellet pinched so it doesn’t open. You’ll have to keep your finger on it to keep it from trying to open up on you. Fold a large piece of parchment in half and stick the pellet pouch in the crease of the parchment paper. Fold each side towards the middle tightly. Cut a 3 1/2 inch square of coffee filter and set the pellet in the center. While learning, start with pressing one pellet, but eventually you can do 2 or more at once. No sense going through all this to smoke dog hair or bagel crumbs. Special note for anyone not familiar with baking: parchment paper and wax paper are NOT the same thing.Heat-resistance gloves may be used for added safety. Be careful when handling the flat iron, it’s hot and can burn you.The smaller the micron value, the finer the filter). (A micron or micrometer is a unit of length equal to one millionth of a meter. Keep in mind your overall yield will be less – You’re going for quality over quantity. For a higher quality product, choose a filter with a low micron value.The low-temp technique will create a brittle, “shatter” consistency. To get the full benefits of those delicious terpines, keep temperatures between 200☏- 300☏. Exposing your kief to higher temperatures in the 300☏- 335☏ range will lead to a higher yield, but flavor and stability will suffer resulting in sap-like consistency.Rosin is different from “Shatter” in that it is solventless (ie: no remnant solvents from methods using butane or propane), a plus for those wanting the most pure product without lots of machinery. The melted resin is pressed through a fine-micron filter creating rosin. The flat iron applies heat and pressure to the cannabinoid resin found in kief, flower, or bubble hash. Want to make your own top-shelf kief, but not sure how? Check out our recent tutorial on dry ice THC trichome extraction now: CLICK HERE. In this tutorial we’ll teach you how to turn kief into premium, full-melt rosin using a flat iron, unbleached coffee filters and parchment paper. Solventless cannabis rosin creation techniques are all the rage for at-home marijuana enthusiasts and for good reason: It’s simple to make using equipment you have at home keeping quality high (pun intended) and cost low. Author: Guy Greene Published: December 20, 2016
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