EternalSun
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Power trimmer user here. I’ve hand trimmed vs trim machine. I can’t tell any difference. Except time saved!
It does a pretty good job. Yeah it beats it up a bit. I typically trim about 1-3 lbs at a time. I dry in the same tent I grow in. So typically it is about getting it dried and into jars so I can get my next run up and going.Would you recommend it for quality or just lots of weed
Depends on the the strain as to how leafy it is, some you can do a pound in a couple hours. Outdoor takes longer because it's more leafy typicallyHi all... just a generic thought and question...
Dry trimming ... It takes me about a one hour to process 2 ounces of cannabis to trimmed bud...
Using a pair of shears and bare knuckles.
I have no clue... whether this is average or what....
What are your times?
I used bowl trimmers before and don’t like them. They didn’t get very close. I have a “fan style “ electric trimmer. I love it.Starting to lean towards one of these, I can't keep hand trimming 20oz's a month, it takes most of the day.
Is a 19" Bowl trimmer a good size, my local grow shop sells them for £179, just worried about losing too much weight, how effective is it ?
how much time does it save, what's the advantages and disadvantages of using them?
It’s fast is the only real advantage. It beats up the flower and the small stuff fall through. But to be honest I don’t even take the water leaves off. I cut it off the stem and let the trimmer do the rest. Then bag up the trim and throw it in the freezer. Eventually I will get around to making some hash.Starting to lean towards one of these, I can't keep hand trimming 20oz's a month, it takes most of the day.
Is a 19" Bowl trimmer a good size, my local grow shop sells them for £179, just worried about losing too much weight, how effective is it ?
how much time does it save, what's the advantages and disadvantages of using them?
Thanks Natep,It’s fast is the only real advantage. It beats up the flower and the small stuff fall through. But to be honest I don’t even take the water leaves off. I cut it off the stem and let the trimmer do the rest. Then bag up the trim and throw it in the freezer. Eventually I will get around to making some hash.
Same!It’s fast is the only real advantage. It beats up the flower and the small stuff fall through. But to be honest I don’t even take the water leaves off. I cut it off the stem and let the trimmer do the rest. Then bag up the trim and throw it in the freezer. Eventually I will get around to making some hash.
Thanks Natep,
Sounds good to me, guess I will be buying one in the next few weeks, but first l find out more about a fan style “ electric trimmer as mentioned couple of post ago.
That does look impressive, after checking this online, thinking the bowl trimmer is the way to go, it's a lot cheaper and the plant trimmer is very noisy, don't really want any hearing this, quite and decreat might be the better way, thanks for the link.
They are loud.That does look impressive, after checking this online, thinking the bowl trimmer is the way to go, it's a lot cheaper and the plant trimmer is very noisy, don't really want any hearing this, quite and decreat might be the better way, thanks for the link.
Talking about load fans, I did get a large 14" commercial kitchen extractor fan installation diameter: 14 inch/350mm axial 4-pole extractor fan, Input voltage (single-phase electricity): 220-240V, 50HZ, power:145W, air volume :2500M3/H,Noise: 62db (A).They are loud.
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