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My new Casting sifter/harvester.
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- Опубліковано 3 бер 2022
- Let’s test it out. I like it I am going to make a slight change. Tell me what you guys think.
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Very nice sifter. Some big worms you have there..
i’m sorry about your loss of african night crawlers. i know this hits you much harder than just a business loss because you care so much for all your worms not just the pets in your towers. my heart aches with yours because recently i was given some worms and killed almost all of them inside of a week due to the bucket going anaerobic. i wasn’t able to check on it soon enough to prevent it. we saved all we could but i felt just absolutely awful about my poor worms. i dream of being a good worm farmer one day. i’m so glad i’ve found your channels! thank you so much for sharing your experience with us!
Thanks for sharing!
If you mount a funnel shaped skirt under each tub, that'd make everything drop directly into the next tub. Peace. Oh I meant to compliment you on it. That is a neat little sifter. I might have to make one. But, if I get compliments, I'm gonna take the credit for it. Yeah.peace
I love the new harvester. It's so cool and very helpful ❤️
Girl it works amazing. It does a better job if I put in a little at a time but I harvested and half the time
Love the new harvester. 1/16 is super small. i struggle with the 1/12.
The new mesh I got is 2.3 MM and I think it’s gonna work out OK. We use that one because I had that laying around and it makes the finest castings but way too small
That is a genius mechanical sifter you all made!! Very impressive! Thanks for showing us your bedding you use and behind the scenes of your business!! And of course I love seeing the worms!! Excellent video!!🪱🪱🪱
Thank you, I watch all your videos and I love them too☺️
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Great idea! 🙂👍
That is a nice design. Keep using your great mind. Take care. 😎
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Appreciate the detailed information.
You would get more vibration if you fasten your trays with the screens to the frames that they're sitting on
That's very ingenious
Thank you I really need it
The hook thingy holding the spring is called a turn-buckle. It's being used as an adjustable length spring retainer. Thanks for the video.
😂 thank you for that. The machine works better than I expected.
The sifter looks great! I like because it is vertical it saves space and the fact you can switch out the bins to different sizes! Any issues with the unit sliding along the floor or does it lock in place?
The unit is built onto the table that has rubber feet. It doesn’t budge. I don’t have a ton of space right now so that’s why we built it vertically
is there a video on your sight here that would walk me through building my own worm shifter and harvester????.
I would love to build one for self as yours.
A few videos back I talk about how we built it. I am more than willing to help you with questions I’ll give you my email Veecolantonio71@gmail.com
1-832-277-4270 cell
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Thank you so much for your kind Ness.
Once I begin my build I will take you on your offer to text or call,
So,I can get the information from you.
Have a blessed day....
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I have just started my Worm farm.
With intentions to grow!.
I have at this time 600 red wigglers.
I have them nesting in peatmoss,shredded newspapers & a small portion of compost.
I'm working on educating my self to the fullest on,
What's the hottest temperature that I should not exceed for a healthy life spa d?!.
And wich is the coldest?!.
I'm residing in Orlando Florida.
So the climate is not like up north..
But,like I said,
Education is the key for me right now.
I'm doing it for the passion & my vegetable garden.
But,in the future,I would like to probly make some profits out of it,
To continue ue in growth .
A yways I will be keeping in touch.
Thank you once again for your kindness, I am truly blessed...
Have a blessed day
Do you have a link for the motor
@@randyblankenship2115 no,I do not have a link for the motor
On the variable speed controller, did you push the switch to "VAR"? VAR stands for variable, and FULL strands for full speed. The FULL side of the switch will bypass the variable control knob and run it at full speed. The VAR post of the switch allows the control knob to control the speed faster or slower depending on which way you turn it.
I’ll look at it again but I have pressed every button on it and it just does nothing different, I think it’s defective
That's a great harvester! May I ask how many watts your vibration motor is? I see them ranging from 15-100w in the model you've got, and it would help me to know which to choose. Thanks!
I don’t know much about these things, but I took a picture for you. It won’t let me put it here, but I’ll put it in my community page.
@@TheGardenAndWormLady thank you. You’re a star!
That looks awesome. What creative idea. Did you decide not to use that mini hand crank trowel you had gotten?
I still use it but when I harvest a lot my hands hurt some
@@TheGardenAndWormLady Darn covid. I know you've had problems with your thumbs since covid. I've had peripheral nerve tingling since having covid but not loss of use just tingling. It's a really ugly virus for sure. Your new system is amazing I love it
Do you sell cocoons ?
Love that sifter you two made. Very nice.
I don’t because I don’t harvest a lot but if someone makes me an offer that I can manage I’ll sell them. I’ve been asked a few times if I would sell my European cocoons
What part of the harvester is the motor attached to? Does it vibrate the entire wooden frame or is it somehow situated where it only vibrates the pans?
The motor is attached to the frame and it vibrates the entire thing. We connected the motor to one of those button things that supposed to control the speed, well the thing doesn’t work
New sifter looks good Vee! I’ve seen people talk about 1/8 and 1/12 screen. Do you know in inches what 2.3 mm is?
1/16 looks super tiny
Yes it’s too tiny the new one I got is 2.3 MM
The 1/16th inch =1.587mm. The 2.3mm doesn't easily translate into a fraction: 5/64 is 1.984mm and the next common use fraction is = 3/32 if an inch at 2.831mm.
For comparison, the 1/8th inch mesh is 3.175 mm & 1/4 inch is 6.35mm. 😉
@@waynetadlock9719 thanks