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Finally organized and ready to mix.
submitted over 10 years ago by dgpro5000
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by sgtsadsackover 10 years ago

Damn son! Where'd you find that?

Looks amazing

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by dgpro5000over 10 years ago

chemical additives sample racks from work. Theyre pretty nice.

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by thefatalchemistover 10 years ago

Now where can one buy some of those.

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by dgpro5000over 10 years ago

Sorry. Cant help ya there.

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by sgtsadsackover 10 years ago

Inspired to craft a wooden set now, thanks! ^_^ also need to buy more flavors and bottles I actually like.

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by dgpro5000over 10 years ago

Found this design. http://m.imgur.com/jmhkMEA. Would be pretty easy to replicate with wood.

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by marf_lefoggover 10 years ago

Ahhhh that looks great. What was your total cost?

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by dgpro5000over 10 years ago

I try not to keep track ;)

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by Salamityover 10 years ago

Good job on not tracking expenses! I am doing it to and hoping that I will not one day be shocked on what's left in my account.

Lovely flavor rack!

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by dgpro5000over 10 years ago

Havent bought anything but flavors for months so its still way cheaper than buying premade. I also sell to friends so Im sure im pretty close to breaking even. Probably sold about 300 bottles so far.

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by ThirdWorldOrderover 10 years ago

Looks like you have Flavor Art's entire catalog. How many flavors are you missing?

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by dgpro5000over 10 years ago

Probably a bunch. Havent messed with tobaccos yet as I dont care for them. I Probably have most of the fruits and bakery though.

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by iKrunkover 10 years ago

I have that same scale, but I bought mine for other reasons. How does it hold up for mixing by weight? Nice set up !

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by dgpro5000over 10 years ago

Haha Its about 10 years old now. Got it for other purposes as well. Got it off ebay for like 9 bucks. Only goes up to 100 grams and shuts off after 60 seconds. Ive learned to live with it as its very accurate with the 30-50 ml batches I usually make.

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by iKrunkover 10 years ago

awesome, man thanks for the reply. I still mix with syringes and stuff, but have been really debating getting in to mixing by weight, I think I will give it a go with the scale.

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by daathover 10 years agoMixologist

Trust me, you'll slap yourself for not doing it sooner!

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by NudeNicotineover 10 years ago

nice rack

heytheresexy

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by dgpro5000over 10 years ago

Thanks. I got my eye on a few more racks for those 4oz tfa bottles. Hope I can get em.

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by colonelk0rnover 10 years agoFrugivore

I just wrote a reply to another post about storing the TFA 4oz flavors. Linda @ TFA wrote a response about the shelf life of storing ingredients in glass vs. plastic. I just ordered some 4oz glass containers from Amazon to move my stuff over. Silly me has been storing in the same containers they came in.

http://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B00HSR0TL8/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1

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by PriceZombieover 10 years ago

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LabStock Brand 120ml / 4oz Amber Glass Packer Bottle, Pack of 12

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