Glad you finally are typing things up brother.

Much love!

awesome bit on the oils used - only potential issue i see is boiling the basic solution - seems odd to boil a liquid that contains freebase spice(when spice vapes off at like 60 degrees c or so and water boils at like 100c.)

Thanks for the post Spiceman. I plan on ordering 56 grams of mimosa very soon and I will be using this extraction method. I already have everything I need other than mimosa (and 90% isopropyl, all i have around the house is 70%.)

I'll make sure I leave a reply on this post when it's done.

edited: dumb post

Sodium carbonate works but bicarbonate is an even weaker base so it might be a problem but swim thinks the idea of using cooking oil as a non-polar solvent is very inventive and not just the usual rehash "tek" shit we see here. Anyone can make sodium carbonate form bicarb soda just by heating it in an oven for 1-2hrs at 200 deg c. Nice thought patterns.

spiceman, how long does it take to get actual crystals, using this method and 99 percent IPA

This is essentially the same idea as limtek, but with more common materials. SWIM loves how Spiceman's adapted such simple materials and processes for such use. It's important to note that there's really no need to use such a weak base as baking soda when it can easily be converted into sodium carbonate with a bit of heat. SWIM's also not so sure he'd trust any extraction to either base from his own experience, but perhaps that continual heat application makes up for weakness of the reagents.

nice alternative spiceman.

well done and thanks for your findings

Spiceman, have you tried disolving mescaline freebase in vegetable oil.

If it is soluble, this may be the ideal modification to 69ron's limetek, avoiding smelly xylene and toluene or expen$ive limonene.

Thanks for the inspiration

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The more SWIM thinks about this, the more he likes it. Limonene is a wonderful substance but incredibly expensive or hard to obtain, so it's often a bit much to ask of most hobbyists. Some even seem to have a slightly difficult time finding lime, so soda bases are ideal.

SWIM's not sure whether he grasps the intended consistency of the bottom layer. Is it meant to be runny (like an STB) or thick and pasty? SWIM has a preference for using as little water as possible and would prefer to extract from a more solid mass whenever possible, and he imagines that it would work just as well for such a process and would facilitate that the oil be poured off rather than pipetted off.



Might SWIM also suggest simply employing the rendering of sodium carbonate directly into the tek? It's already perfectly suited for it: Put the measured amount of baking soda in the pot to be used for the extraction, heat it until CO2 apparently stops bubbling through, then proceed with the extraction by simply mixing the MHRB powder in with newly rendered sodium carbonate, moistening, and extracting. This would require that a non-aluminum pot be specified (which SWIM believes should be specified anyway).


Also, though SWIM's only ever done this with fumarates, he would imagine that the need for acetone or the like can be eliminated as well if using vinegar for the salting portion. All that would be needed to convert to a dry, solid smokable freebase is sodium carbonate and a little water. This would make the process even more stealthy, affordable, expedient, and nontoxic.




SWIM would imagine that the heating could be a bit dangerous for the process, as mescaline can be incredibly heat sensitive. SWIM wonders whether the heating is necessary to facilitate the oil grabbing the actives or not. The other problem is that sodium carbonate doesn't break down certain substances in the plant that can hinder extraction the way that lime does.

does this tek pull full spectrum jimjam stuff or just white DMT?

So which oil did the original worker used in his recent method? What is the colour of his spice?

Also, does the original worker have a picture of his extracted spice with this method?

Thanks!

Sorry, SWIM tries to restrain himself from posting this too frequently, but...

here's the general procedure: https://wiki.dmt-nexus.me/Nontox...reebase_Spice_Conversion

and the more detailed procedure: https://wiki.dmt-nexus.me/Amor_f..._DMT#Nontoxic_Conversion


It would be interesting to see varying results from various types of oils.

Im glad to see the new sa fer teks that dont require lye

It's good to know such a procedure is viable, just in case swim is
ever stuck in a situation where he is unable to use his regular methods
and supplies. Thanks for posting this.

wow!! thank you sooo much!!!
god/ess/lack of.. bless the chemists all!!!!!
SERIOUSLY, thank you spiceman...or whoever firt invented this

i tried it with canola oil and got no yield whatsoever..not sure why..

anyone had any positive results other than the OP? the last post in this makes me hesitant to try it...

Sodium carbonate and calcium carbonate are both available at swimming pool supply stores. Also Glacial Acetic Acid - the real thing!! - the reason vinegar is watered down - is available at photography supply stores:

"Acetic acid, CH3COOH, also known as ethanoic acid, is an organic acid, which gives vinegar its sour taste and pungent smell. It is a weak acid, in that it is only a partially dissociated acid in an aqueous solution. Pure, water-free acetic acid (glacial acetic acid) is a colorless liquid that absorbs water from the environment (hygroscopy), and freezes at 16.5 °C (62 °F) to a colorless crystalline solid. The pure acid and its concentrated solutions are dangerously corrosive."

I can't count how many times I've developed pictures of the chimps practicing synchronized swimming in our pool.

Perhaps glacial acetic acid would prove to be of value in one of the "poor man's teks"? Does anybody have info on this?

SWIM managed to use vegetable oil with success, but in a different tek (https://www.dmt-nexus.me/forum/default.aspx?g=posts&m=208940#post208940), but he'd like to give the rest of the method a go when he gets the chance.

By the way, this one should be in with the eco-friendly teks.