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last night i broke all the leaves off from my last harvest and bagged most of it up.. i still have a three more plants to go actually. i decided to wait a few days because last night i ordered one of these>
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i have mixed feelings so i decided i wanted to try one for myself to see. i left some of the dry to trim and i will attempt a wet trim on the current crop. i thought maybe if they were so great everyone would have one, then i thought well airpots are great, not everyone uses those.. along with other great things i use in my grow that not everyone uses... so YOLO.
comes with a drying rack which i might try and use this time because of so many strains compared to normal it might be nice to have to keep them separated.
so i'd love to hear from anyone that used one? pro/cons/comments???? let me hear em please!!
I had the OG of those things, The Spinpro Trimmer.
It was the same but different in some ways...The dome on mine was stainless steel and all the gears and what not were in a closed dome on top of the grill. It worked in a way that with the gear ratio one turn on the crank spun the blades about 5 or 6 times very fast.
I used it for two harvests and held onto it for about another year or so. Kept the large ss bowl and the rest was sold in a scrap metal recycler bundle.
So I think you can see where my review and opinion on this will go from here. I really wanted to like it and use it as my go-to trimming option but the pot snob in me just couldn't.
1st question I have...was it an amazon purchase with free returns? That may come in useful after you try it out.
The cons:
Never put anything of great value in there. Your larf, small secondaries maybe but any prized buds keep out of it and hand trim.
The sticky factor with weed is where it comes up short.
All those silicone fingers molest the buds, beating the shit out of them to move them around on the grill so the leaf blades go thru the grill and the blades chop them off.
As the fingers do this, they rub your buds and pull trichs off. You'll need to find a clever way to reclaim that resin as it will be a lot. Maybe pull the fingers off and soak in iso would do it.
The grill will also gum up with resin and will need to be cleaned after every use. If it's not stainless steel or aluminum it will begin to rust.
The silicone band around the rim will also collect trichs and gum up.
It's not the time saver we think it is. It's still a tedious trim job but your just doing something different. Instead of snipping for a few hours you're doing a rough snip then loading the bowl and cranking it up over and over until done.
The pros:
Probably the most tidy way to collect trim bits down in the bowl so they don't scatter. The trim will make for outstanding bubble hash
Can take ugly larfy bud and kinda make it pretty by rolling the buds around and making them into little pebble buds.
Remember a long time ago when I went to Denver to try Girl Scout Cookies for the first time and what I brought back were dispo pebble buds? That's what bowl trimmer results look like.
If you just wanna make oil from your flowers then the beating up buds may not be an issue. I still smoke flowers and like them to be pretty and near untouched from plant to rolling paper so anything that increases handling of flowers turns me off.





















