The metal in the orgonite is random, basically just put as many spiral metal shavings as will fit in the mold. Reich used parallel layers of fiberglass / metal for his Orgone accumulator to draw Ether into a focal point, whereas the Orgonite is designed to interact with the ambient Etheric field, without necessarily focusing the energy inward. EMF enters in all directions, and exits in all directions, the crystal just seems to align the energy flow along an Axis, creating the Toroidal flow effect.

Reich messed himself up a bit by playing around with Radium in conjunction with his Orgone accumulator and Cloudbuster. Definitely a high-risk experiment, before radioactivity and its potential harm was fully understood.

I've been researching many of the same topics as yourself over the years, including magnetic vortex / ORMUS water and colloidal silver / gold. Fascinating stuff, and useful. I have tested the quantitative effect of Orgone devices by putting glasses of water in the freezer on top of a puck, and without the puck as a control. In the Orgone run, the water froze in a spiral pattern with a white ice core in the center of the glass. Sometimes there was a ice nipple extending upward from the center of the ice. Kind of cool. In the control run, glasses either cracked as the ice froze, or froze with no perceivable spiral pattern.

A better test, to get clearer data sets, which I have not yet completed, would be to set up a grid of sprouting plants and see how an Orgone device affects growth rates. Others have completed versions of that experiment and found amazing results. Those images are online, somewhere.

Sometimes I bury the pucks, but mostly I just try to find an insertion point that is hidden, so it won't be easily found by a passerby. My main targets are 1. Substations, 2. Large water bodies, 3. Cell phone towers / government buildings. I am watching them spray the sky here in Orange County today, and the trails are dissolving into nice little puffy Cumulus clouds. Damn it feels good to be a Jedi. Haha, thanks for watching and commenting. Cheers!