I sell a premixed powder for orgonite boosting. I have been using it for some time now. Works great, and comes with instructions and mix rates. 7 bucks for 50 mL. Contains both metals and organics. (no animal products except for the occasional hair or something like that which gets in by mistake hahaha)

There is no answer the question 'which is better, powder or shavings' because the two give different effects. That's kind of like asking whether apples or oranges are better. In short, for an orgone generator (which technically an HHG is NOT) powder is better. For an orgone FILTER/CLEANER (which is what an HHG is) powder can be used as an additive, and you will get a bit more out of it.

If you are trying to make HD orgonite at home, and have problems with the powder settling out, then you can do two things: 1... use less resin!  2... add the organic to the mix in a powdered form and then just use enough resin to stick it all together. To make the higher densities of orgonite, you have to actually mix the ingredients, you cannot just pour the resin over them. Mix all the dry stuff up in a vessel, and then add it to catalyzed resin. Use enough powder that you get a slurry, like oatmeal. Just use a little resin. However, for hhgs and tbs, unless you are gonna put them in a really bad spot or make sure to ground them by burying or tossing in water... you don't want it to be ALL powders. HD max, not XHD. Also, you can make the TBs a bit smaller if they are made from HD than the minimum size they would need to be if they were made from MD. A CB made with HD is a bit different because the pipes create a bit of flow, so there is something to push (or pull) the orgone through the orgonite. Depending on how you have it set up and configured, it may work really well, or not very well at all. Even so, it is possible to get the density too high and 'plug up' the device. I have had that happen before. If you can figure out a way to stimulate it enough, then it will work. One thing you can do is increase the diameter of the pipes a bit to compensate for the density of the ballast. The push or pull provided by the pipes of a CB can act as stimulation for the orgonite if it is of sufficient intensity.

There is one density rating that belongs to the orgonite. Then there is another density rating that belongs to the device as a whole. Ideally, the orgonite density of a TB should be as high as you can get it before it starts to 'plug up'. If you make it too dense, and expect it to work in a passive role, then you will get all discouraged perhaps and say 'it doesn't work'... but that will be because you are basically trying to use a pressure release valve set at 500 psi to relieve 20 psi of peak pressure, understand? Orgonite made with fine particles (high density) works just fine, as long as you use it right. ;)

Anyway, for a TB, the orgonite density should be as high as you can get it and still work, but the overall device charge density should be a bit lower, so that it will allow energy to flow through it relatively easily. A simple way to say this is the more orgone resistance the device has the better it cleans, but the less orgone resistance the device has, easier energy can flow through it. So you have to find the 'sweet spot' in that range. Imo, for things like TBs and HHGs (as opposed to radionics outputs, pulsers, powerwands, etc) that 'sweet spot' is what I call 'MHD' which stands for 'medium high density'. I also make HD (high density) towerbusters, and they work great... as long as they are deployed CORRECTLY which means being either: