Worm Trommel Demo
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- Опубліковано 20 сер 2024
- Worm Trommel Demo, We are demonstrating how a trommel works for Memes Worms. If you are in the market for a trommel you can visit us at Www.memesworms.com
For those of you wanting to harvest your worms be sure to watch the second part of this video to see how we separate the worms from the debris.
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Wow those trommels are amazing
We have really nice ones now. We even sell some
@@MemesWorms I would need a small one because I don't have nearly the amount of worms you have.
Since that looked like your new building are selling your pure reds now? I love your videos it’s been awesome watching your business grow and how you work out the problems you come across!! Keep up the great work!!!
Hi Jaw, Yes this is in the new building. We have had many people asking to operate the trommels so we thought why not just do a video and share it. Unfortunately we are not selling out of the building just yet. We were harvesting to spit our beds. We still have 4 beds to fill and we need all our worms to get this big space going. I will announce just as soon as we do though.
@@MemesWorms thank you very much ma’am for the reply
Your welcome
@Jaw Jerker we are now selling our pure red wigglers.
I'm a little bit jealous 😂 no, seriously. Great demo. I'll let you know when we're ready.
Thank you!
4k for a worm trommel lol, hope you sell some but holy shit!!!
Only have 1 left out of 30. Yeap sold a lot of them!
Keep an eye open for a hay elevator. Those make very nifty conveyor belts
Thank you !!
Thank you for sharing your trommel. I just uploaded a video to send customers to your business website. Take care. 😎
Thank you!
I'm still interested in ordering night crawler worms and red wigglers....I'm in Canada 🇨🇦 Toronto area.
Ray
Hey Ray, i can ship only in US if you can find somewhere across the border on our side for me to ship to and you can cross over amd pick up. I dont kniw if you will need permits or not.
Was hoping you could recommend someone in Canada 🇨🇦 that you have heard good things about...no problem I'll keep searching
Andrew at Vermibec is a realiable and honest supplier
How do you keep your cocoons from falling through the 1/8" screen? With my hand shakers, I find I lose at least 50% of my cocoons unless I rescreen with a 1/12" screen.
We do lose some but most go through the 1/4'" screen. Maybe I should look into getting a 1/12" screen on the trommel. Do you know where I can find that size?
@@MemesWorms Mine is a pet proof screen wire from an old window screen. it's kind of hard to find it in wire, but it is still available.
Thanks for the video. A trommel is in our future, but we aren't big enough to need one yet. Maybe next year.
Thanks for watching. I have a brockwood sifter for sale too.
@@MemesWorms , I think Jerry Callison is talking about trying to harvest castings and not lose cocoons to the cast harvest. In a hobby farm the R/W's are smaller, so are the cocoons from the smaller worms.
I would not recommend a 1/12" screen to anyone. I have a manual sifter set in 1/2', 1/4", 1/8th", 1/12th" and 1/20th" mesh screen(s). Smaller containment, smaller worms, smaller cocoons. So a lot of cocoons pass through the 1/8" mesh. But 1/12" is too restrictive for a reasonable cast harvest compared to the labor and quantity of material needed for much cast.
I wanted to split the difference and try a 1/10, but Imperial fractions don't easily work that way. They can be bought on-line separately as bonsai soil sifters and/or classifiers if one wishes to compare to results halfway between 1/8th & 1/12.
After manual comparison, one could probably order the metric equivalent of mesh size online for a trammel. 🤔
For reference: 1/8"= 3.175 mm., 1/10th"=2.54 mm., and 1/12th"= 2.116 mm. I suspect a 2.5mm mesh might be easiest to locate. Aren't metric converter calculators wonderful..
Very poor demo...sry!
Im sorry you feel that way.