Wow this is awesome!!!

This is kinda the same way I built my herb timmer

Great!

This is the best video tutorial that I can use for my (2) 55 gallon composter. Really love it.❤❤

Nice!

Simple, well built. A slight modification use an adapter on the end of the axle for equiping a small motor thats all.

That's a very nice build. Thanks for making it so simple and easy to understand. Plan on building one this week.

Hi Chris. I've been generating more compost and vermicompost recently so I started researching better ways to sift the finished product. I really like that your design is practical, affordable with all the materials easy to find at the local hardware store. The only thing I may change is using less plastic in the design. Of course, that would probably increase the price and take a little more work. Great design! Thanks for inspiring us.

wow just wow

I wonder if you can add a diagonal edge to the front of the intake buckets flange, so that as you turn it the edge encourages material to move down the chute, so you don't have to manually feed the material?

Excellent work 👍

Great idea😊

Well done

Great video. Thanks for the detailed instructions. Love how it works!

Thanks for making this video! I appreciate the hard work that went into this project and showing others how to do the same. I'm gonna try to build one tomorrow 😎👍

I test old seeds by placing 10 on moist growing medium to see if they germinate. If 7 start to grow, that's 70% viability for the old seeds.

THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU...I VERY MUCH APPRECIATE THE BUILD, TIME AND ENERGY SPEN & MOST IMPORTANTLY THE DETAILS.

A little late to the game here 8 years but WOW...Well thought out, and a good presentation..

Can you just sale these so I can buy one

1/2 in wire is not fine enough for my sifting wood chips

I just built one of these out of wood. Yours looks better good job I'll probably copy it soon.

you understood the assignment! The addition of chutes is GENIUS!! Thank you, we will build ours this week!

Hello do you have a materials list you used?

Why? ridiculous!

Need the instructions with metric system;

I was laughing alone , I love your vidéo, i love you genius human being from another place who is literraly solving my issues. Keep up the good work. this is pratical knowledge presented in the best ways possible. kudossss

Awesome comprehensive video .. thank you !! I’ll be building this on the weekend 😊👍🏽

Good good thanks How about a 50 gallon? 👍👀

Just bought the supplies at local Lowe’s, 125$ currently

Luv it.

Amazing video! 8 years later and no one has made one better on making these. It's insane how expensive material/hardware got though. I just bought everything ill need, (only will be using 1/4 mesh so no bungie cords and all that) but it all came out to $175! Gotta love inflation.

I'm doing this today, thanks for this awesome guide, very cool

Big thank you for this video!! I have no building or handyman skills but my 7 year old and I was able to put this together from your instructions and it's a banger!! I watched a few other videos and this one was the easiest for me to understand. Thank you for making this DIY, it will be a HUGE timesaver for the worm bin and compost piles. In 2023 I spent about $150 on materials but that was all from the nearest big box store (because its right next to me and i wanted all the materials the day I saw this video) and I had to buy a couple tools also. This could still be done for under $100 or $75 if you know where to look or have some of these materials already.

thank you for the step by step construction!

veddy nice .. i like .. of course we can double the price due to covid and the shipping delays , supply chain issues , oboma and joe biden .. and prices are higher on the islands ...

Its beautiful!

Very well done

Great video, well done.

SUPER, THANK YOU

This man really made a absolute banger of a video and proceed to disappear for 7 years.

Nicely done!! Thank You!

Brilliant! Seriously, you should sell the entire setup!

Exceptionally well put together DIY video. Thank You!

Интересная идея!

Great idea. Going to try it. Is it me or is the materials list etc. accurate?

The transcript was very helpful!

prolly $75 for just the pvc these days hahaha. Good video, I appreciate the detail a lot.

Excellent idea and execution! Thanks for sharing this build. I'm imagining a slight modification where an electric drill can be mounted either directly to the drive shaft or through a pulley so you can just continuously feed the machine for processing larger amounts. Though I guess that kind of use would quickly see the pvc shaft and its 'bearings' heat up to a not-so-great level

what is the point of this to separate the cast from the worms? thanks btw

Brilliant video thank you, 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍