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Looks a lil rough on the buds...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uIMsl2EHnLY&feature=related
hows the trichomes hold up in this thing? seems like a lot of rolling around.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uIMsl2EHnLY&feature=related
hows the trichomes hold up in this thing? seems like a lot of rolling around.
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Greyskull
when the buds are wet you have nothing to worry about
its when they dry you'll have trich loss
had to cut down the colas down today, saw some mold developing. my trimmer did a pretty good job. my pot camera is old, sorry for the blurry photos.
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Peat
Nice job, Smokey!That looks like a pretty good trim job.
I agree! Nice Smokey. from the pics I'd say it works pretty damn good.
MajLeeStoned
Member
out of inventory for the season
out of inventory for the season
"We are out of inventory for the season. Please check back in the Spring to place your order."
out of inventory for the season
"We are out of inventory for the season. Please check back in the Spring to place your order."
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avgjoe
Fyi- just spotted one of these at marshalls for $59.99 brand new.
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Peat
There are other online retail retailers. 
Hey avgjoe, thats a very good price!
Better check that again!
For that price, you could sell 'em. $$$$
Hey avgjoe, thats a very good price!
Better check that again!
For that price, you could sell 'em. $$$$
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apples
Active member
I didnt read the whole thread but havnt any of you heard of the flowbee
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Its a hair trimmer that attaches to your vacuum. Also has attachments to adjust the distance from the blade.
I guess the cutting surface is pretty small but it pretty cheap about $70 on the offical site but I'm sure you could find a used one for cheap. I think I might even have one somewhere.
You can also buy this little vaccuum
Just a suggestion.
Its a hair trimmer that attaches to your vacuum. Also has attachments to adjust the distance from the blade.
I guess the cutting surface is pretty small but it pretty cheap about $70 on the offical site but I'm sure you could find a used one for cheap. I think I might even have one somewhere.
You can also buy this little vaccuum
Just a suggestion.
konstantgrdnr
Member
it sucks while it cuts
apples
Active member
Sure the flowbee can't cut a hedge but I'm sure it could handle some leaves. They can be found on ebay easily for $20-$50.
Just an idea, I really have no idea if it's practical.
With all the MacGyvers on these forums I would think there is a diy to build your own from scratch. How hard could it be to get a motor and a blade and rig it all up.
Just an idea, I really have no idea if it's practical.
With all the MacGyvers on these forums I would think there is a diy to build your own from scratch. How hard could it be to get a motor and a blade and rig it all up.
MAZEinaHAZE
Member
Hey all - especially MajLeeStoned.....
the Garden Groom is on ebay also -- despite it being its first season, ebay has approx 30 as of today....prices range !! FYI
the Garden Groom is on ebay also -- despite it being its first season, ebay has approx 30 as of today....prices range !! FYI
Three words for you boys: Electric lawn mower.
Turn the bitch upside down, get a replacement grate for a square BBQ grill, hit the corners with a weld (or strapping or conduit tape and some screws) and you've got a trimmer with some serious power for $150.
PLENTY of suction, relatively cheap, easy to remove blade for sharpening/cleaning.
Just seems like a no brainer. If suction, availability, and cost are your concerns, I think this route is better than modding out a garden groomer to make a half-assed trimmer with no suction when it's only going to save you maybe $50 and you'll end up spending 15min of out every trimming hour cleaning up and unclogging the thing because it has no suction.
Turn the bitch upside down, get a replacement grate for a square BBQ grill, hit the corners with a weld (or strapping or conduit tape and some screws) and you've got a trimmer with some serious power for $150.
PLENTY of suction, relatively cheap, easy to remove blade for sharpening/cleaning.
Just seems like a no brainer. If suction, availability, and cost are your concerns, I think this route is better than modding out a garden groomer to make a half-assed trimmer with no suction when it's only going to save you maybe $50 and you'll end up spending 15min of out every trimming hour cleaning up and unclogging the thing because it has no suction.
-StashBastard-
Member
Sounds way to small and weak weak..I have an Army surplus jet engine that I have been welding man hole covers over for the trim screen.
A man sized trimmer for my micro grow
Pictures soon...
