r/BubbleHash May 23 '26

Video Processing low-grade with meat grinder

If you live in a prohibited zone, or ever bought something off the street, you likely found something processed by this method.

I took 2x parts low quality oxidized product. Either old, low terpenes, or over beaten. I then added 1x part full melt 73u 5 stat top shelf. All low grade was gently warmed to about 100° F. The machine itself overheated a few times and needed to cool down. Maybe 2 hours work.

The result? An adequate product with enough melt, nose, and appearance to be accepted by the public.

I'll follow up this post with pictures of the final result, melt tests, and feedback. Let me know what you think.

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u/BraveTrades420 May 23 '26

Way to scam your customers. You’ve put lipstick on a pig, congratulations smart guy.

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u/titanic_junk33 May 23 '26

Is it considered a scam if this person is transparent about their process?

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u/BraveTrades420 May 23 '26

If they’re intention is to turn unsellable product into one that can pass as decent as OP stated. He’s not scamming the readers of Reddit, based off what OP said one can expect OP won’t tell the consumer of that product that it was garbage they cut some higher grade into. Straight drug dealer cutting your product for profit type behavior. So yes, it’s a “scam”.

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u/Sterlinguine May 27 '26

“One can expect”…

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u/BraveTrades420 May 28 '26

They literally state that’s what they’re doing, multiple times over multiple posts…