[Cameltom]

Originally Posted by vostok

Good Post what motor did you settle on ....? have you a pick of the screen material you bought ?

Thank you.
motor is me, its hand crank. lol.... wouldn't be hard to hook one up though... i do not have a pic of the screen, but i can take one in a bit

[tokersmoke]

Id say the hand crank is the best part.One could easily fashion a pulley system with a motor and a potentiometer.Im gonna head to micheals and check the screens out.

I used to have a friend that had a picture frame with a screen.On the frame there where hinges to expose a glass mirror.It worked great and was fairly large.He would just break up the buds and lightly rub, mix them around.You could also do something as easy as a screen in a jar with a penny and a mirror.How much material did u use to get 7 ounces?

[Cameltom]

You mean 7 grams, that was my first run. 5g was my second run. after that quality was too low for me... I used 2-3 0z of sugar leaf... This unit could easily fit a 1/2 lb in it.

[Cameltom]

Originally Posted by vostok

Good Post what motor did you settle on ....? have you a pick of the screen material you bought ?

here are the pics
i plan on re-screening to get better quality out of it.

[tokersmoke]

yeah 7 grams sorry we would love 7 ounces right now!!

[Cameltom]

Originally Posted by tokersmoke

yeah 7 grams sorry we would love 7 ounces right now!!

7 oz of hash fuck ya! i would be in hash heaven... hopefully someday soon... very soon

[FtWendy]

Neat thread. Has anybody used metal screen in their tumbler?

[Cameltom]

i have not... i am going to upgrade it over the winter... when i have more spare time

[DunHav`nFun]

The original DIY tumbler threads back in the day @ OG & CW had the units powered by BBQ rotisserie motors and spits....and....

Small rubber or heavier plastic balls were added to the containers of trim to fall , bounce , and beat the silk screen as it tumbled to help vibrate the trichs off the leftover plant material.....anyways....

Thoughts to ponder , and hey.......nuthin wrong with a lil hand crank tumble action goin on since it allows more volume of material to be processed at one setting , but.....

We always liked to use less material and pull more dry sift , or rather as much as possible without adding too much shake and green shit to the pile underneath , and the rotisserie motor could be left runnin while other shit was being done........

Peace.....DHF.........

[MajLeeStoned]