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How to Choose Your First Rosin Press 🔥 [For Beginners]

Learn what you should look for when choosing your first rosin press and take a look at some of our favorite recommendations. www.rightbud.com When looking for a rosin press you will probably come across terms like pressure output, plate size and pump type. While these may seem confusing as there are quite a few different variations, we will keep it simple by looking at only what you should be considering when purchasing your first personal rosin press. First of, pressure output simply refers to just that - how much pressure any given rosin press is capable of producing. While this is definitely something to keep in mind, higher amounts of pressure really only applies to larger commercial presses processing high volumes of material. Pressure output isn't as important when considering your own personal rosin press as it does not affect the quality of extract you will be left with. Second, plate size refers to the size of the two (or more) squash plates that will be used to extract your rosin. Plate size is something you will want to pay closer attention to as larger plates will allow you to process more material during a single press. Lastly, pump type which refers to which type of pump your press uses to apply pressure. For the sake of this video, we will only be focusing on manual hand pumps and electric presses as pneumatic presses require additional components and aren't recommended for at home personal presses. Ok, so let's get into some of our specific recommendations for your very first personal press that you can use in the comfort of your own home. First up is the NugSmasher Mini - one of our best selling presses that has recieved 5 star reviews across the board. Featuring 2 tons of pressure that is applied via a built in manual hand pump, and 2.5 inch by 2.5 inch smash plates made of aircraft grade aluminum the NugSmasher Mini is without a doubt one of the best starter presses on the market today. Coupled with its dual 70 watt heating elements, the NugSmasher Mini is capable of processing up to 3.5 grams of material at a time and clocks in at just under $500. The NugSmasher Mini also comes complete with one of the most robust manufacturer backed lifetime gaurantees in the industry. Second, is the larger brethren of the NugSmasher Mini - the NugSmasher Original. This press bumps things up a quite a bit opting for 12 tons of manually applied pressure, 4 inch x 4 inch smash plates made of aircraft grade aluminum and dual 160 watt heating elements. All of these features together make the NugSmasher Original capable of processing up to a full 14 grams of pressure at a time for under $800. Much like the Mini, the NugSmasher Original also comes with a full manufacturer backed lifetime warranty. Next up is the Rosinbomb Rocket. Clocking in at $599, the Rosinbomb Rocket features 1,500 pounds of pressure, 3.2 inch by 2.8 inch squash plates, dual heating elements, and is capable of processing up to 5 grams of material at a time. Unlike the previously mentioned manually powered NugSmasher machines, the Rosinbomb Rocket comes complete with a built-in electric motor that automatically applies pressure. This means that you simply plug it in, apply your desired settings, press a button and let the Rosinbomb Rocket do the rest of the work. Finally, we have the Rosinbomb M50. Much like its smaller brother, the Rosinbomb Rocket, the M50 comes complete with a built in electric motor that automatically applies 5 tons of pressure. Couple that with its 3 inch x 5 inch squash plates and dual heating elements, the Rosinbomb M50 is capable of processing up to 14 grams of material at a time. As one of the most capable fully automatic rosin presses on the market, the Rosinbomb M50 is definitely a notable consideration clocking in at just under $1,700 with discount. Thank you very much for watching. If you have any other questions, please visit us online at RightBud.com by clicking the link below. Also be sure to like this video and to subscribe to our YouTube channel so you don't miss any updates. Happy pressing!