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DIY Hash Tumbler

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DIY Hash Tumbler

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#21
many thanks for the instructions Ocan......this is probably goign to be the first DIY project i will actually unbdertake!
very clear instructions and pics.....

one question about drying the trim.....do you dry it on the buds or dry it seperately after trimming?

peace
BR
 
#23
very nice, very nice indeed, im going to start making one, only i dont no what size mesh to use, i found a place that does it at 10 t to 73 t and lot in-between, what do you think i should go for. thanks
wave
 
#25
Where did you find your screen.. I am looking for 120Micron screen but can only find small pieces. Would like to buy by the sheet
 
#27
waverunner_21 said:
very nice, very nice indeed, im going to start making one, only i dont no what size mesh to use, i found a place that does it at 10 t to 73 t and lot in-between, what do you think i should go for. thanks
wave
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75 to 100 microns gives a really clean/nice smoking hash
 
#28
Bern making these for some time now but using a step down transformer to 12 volts from 120 and and speed controller. For a motor I use window motors from vehicles. Easy to control the speed as they a already gear reduced and have lots of torque.
 

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#29
I used a windsceen motor out of a jeep, connected to a 12 volt power source to roll my sifter.
 
#30
That would work. I only used the step down transformer because I take it to all my buddies and tumble there shake for the kief. Its just easier to plug in than carry around a car battery and no recharging.
 
#31
I was using a 180 micron screen but have recently switched it out for a 105 micron as I was getting too much plant matter
 
#32
RUG said:
Bern making these for some time now but using a step down transformer to 12 volts from 120 and and speed controller. For a motor I use window motors from vehicles. Easy to control the speed as they a already gear reduced and have lots of torque.
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How much
 
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