I also forgot to mention something I saw in your own method that I wanted to warn you about, and that's xylene. Xylene is an aromatic ring with some methyl groups on it. DMT is a larger double ringed aromatic with an aliphatic tail on it with a polar end. The "aromatic" term simply means the pi electrons(the ones that make the double bonds) actually flow freely within the rings of these aromatic portions of the molecules.

For xylene this is the ring and for DMT it is the two rings. These types of molecules have a special type of interaction that is essentially a hydrophobic interaction, but it causes them to stack up. This means that even when you think you have gotten all the xylene out of your product, it still likely has quite a bit. It is these interactions that cause xylene to take so long to evap even under fan. This is also true for all solvents, but not to the same extent as xylene due to these rather strong interactions.

Now the only reason this is such a big deal is that the base pairs of a DNA strand are essentially all stacked up in this exact same way, since the nucleic acids are also aromatic(only the "steps" in the center of the chain though). Xylene, benzene, and toluene are all notorious for finding their way into the spaces between the steps, inserting itself into the stack of aromatic rings. This is known to be a primary source of mutations that lead to the big C word.

I would advice that you get your full spectrum by doing a defat and fully evapping to get the jungle that isn't soluble in naphtha. Using the heavier naphtha for this defat will make a difference in how much of the jungle you recover. I just wanted to warn you about this because it is a serious risk to work with xylene. Even breathing in the vapors from it can be deadly. It causes mutations to many of the sites in squeezes into.

FASA Method Precipition From Xylene - No More Need to Evaporate!

But new methods of extracting spice without using lye or hydrocarbon solvents wasn't the only developement this inspired. Some intrepid experimenters also discovered that FASA can also be used to precipitate DMT out of some other solvents besides acetone! This was initially discovered with xylene (again, posted by Infundibulum):



This is a great developement! It circumvents the tedious process of evaporating xylene. Since the "jungle spice" alkaloids seems to precipitate as the fumarate as well, this will save jungle spice extractors a lot of time. And from an economic standpoint, this allows the same batch of xylene to be re-used repeatedly for subsequent pulls. If I ever get around to extracting another batch of spice, I'll probably use xylene for all my pulls.