Enjoy your New Years eve tonight! Happy New Year Everyone!
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Printing Partners Wanted – SouthEast US / Canada
Are you a 3D printing service looking to find something to profit with? Or are you a 3D printing hobbyist that has a really good printer, knows how to maintain their printer, and wants to make some extra money? Cannagar Tools is looking for printing partners to help fulfill orders. In the US, we need…
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Pro Tip – How to Offer Free Shipping
Cannagar Tools started offering free shipping this year on all orders over $100. Without a particular shipping service, this new level of service couldn’t be offered. Cannagar Tools is not paid to recommend this service but it has been so good for this business that I want to pass it along for others who want…
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Email Notification Problems Fixed
Ever since the new website was launched back in July, the notification emails with order update status have been a hit or miss. Some people have messaged and indicated they haven’t received email. Others have no problem receiving messages. Has been hard to troubleshoot in my spare time. Customers can always sign into their account…
Promotionals, Sesh Files
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Tonight in Portland, Cannagar Wars 3!
8PM. Saturday December 7th. If you are near Portland Oregon, this is a great opportunity to sample some of the best cannagars in the Pacific Northwest! Featuring Hamilton Cannagars, Oregon Cannagar Company, Keif 420, Mr Big Keto, Melt Cannagar! Sponsors : Cannagar Tools, Professional Blunt Rollers, Iconic Blunts, and Purple Leaf Bath.
El Cannatorcedor, Leaf Process, R&D
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Clean Leaves – A Commercial Challenge
One of the things that has surprised me – how hard it can be to get clean leaves and use them in a state licensed business. And what I mean is ……. for the ideal cannagar, you want leaves that have not come in contact with pesticides or other sprays, especially the common types used…
Leaf Process, R&D
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Leaf Browning Experiments
The leaves I used for this were cured for about 5 months or so – picked back in July, and placed in books to flatten and dry them. I got the idea to alternate between dry and about 70% humidity, 5 days dry, two days wet, and ive done this for about the last 2…