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I have one I used for lotteries! Now I have a new purpose for it. Thanks!

The house always wins 😂

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We have something similar for cleaning wool.

G'day Kolby, that's so lovely for you to comment about your mother's hard work and how proud you are of her. I bet she's proud of you also... all the best 👍

@@Selfsufficientme thanks Mark. Thanks for everything thing you do!

When Kolby was young he was embarrassed when I talked or showed my worms to his friends 😅

Great invention, very well done to your Mum pal :)

@@earthkeepinggreen7763 🤣😂

I've tried to order, it says the code isn't applicable.

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@@IAmJudy1111You have to buy the ½" one and separately add the option, you can't add the cheaper option listed with the item. And you need to make sure there's no space at the end of the code if you copied it from here.

Judy ; you’re bloody lucky , just saved yourself 266 bucks !

Wish I could afford a $300 gadget that's not really needed

Thanks Janet! Not many varieties do have thorns, but this yellow one does, and it is one of my favourites because animals leave it alone lol... Also, it is one of the sweetest varieties of DF. Cheers :)

@Wayne Flanigan lol very true!🐉😂

@Wayne Flanigan Well not all of them

They are basically cactus, so.. why not

It's a dragon 😅

It's my pleasure Cheryl and I'm glad you enjoyed the video... I was a bit worried as I took a few liberties without specifically asking but I did want to spotlight the hard work and development that has gone into your rolling sifter. Keep going and all the best 🙂👍

Yes Cheryl as you know I’m soooo happy and proud of you! I pray many blessings come your way cause I know you have worked so hard for this 😊 🙏🏼🌸💕

As a youngster,I luv prickly pears and would sport sore fingers (stained as well) to be able to enjoy this fruit. I used a small knife to cut out the needles but that was so time consuming. Please come back and let us know how this works out on these small needles.

Have you checked if this ships to the US? I’m also interested!

try the freezing method, it's a game changer! Rinse fruit, put in mesh bags in freezer for a day or two. place in colander over a bucket or bowl and let thaw. Half the juice will run out on it's own and the rest you can easily mash out with a potato masher. I did a side by side experiment and got more juice freezing then burning/peeling!

That's great to hear Ellen! Cheers 👍

So sweet! Thanks for letting others know 😊

😁 why didn't I think of that... as I watched the video back it looks like I'm putting a pizza in the oven! 👍

lol cute!

🤣(flat sifter) thank you 😊

Yes sir she the best I’ll work with her any day and she a great mentor ❤

Thanks ☺️👍

Update: it finally cooled off enough for me to try this. Amazing product! I hand sifted my compost before with a homemade screen. Four hours of backbreaking work, with my tumbler it took me 30 minutes to get a wagon full. I’m so impressed with this investment! It’s worth every penny, I would highly recommend it! Customer service was great! Happy compost, happy plants! Blessings!

Yes very wholesome videos.. I used to watch Gardening Australia but I just can't stomach it now it gives the most horrible vibe sadly

So right 👍☺️

Mark’s videos are SO much better than Gardening Australia’s.

K.P. I don't see any time soon because that wire has more than double the price and I have to special order from China. I thought if I made 1/2 heavy duty wire and gave the option to add a 1/4 inch screen it would be a better option. I hope you might consider this one. I do believe you will be pleasantly surprised about speed and ease of your sifter ❣️

@@earthkeepinggreen7763 thank you! I understand about the wire! It's stupid expensive here too.

Can you make something for gardeners to shred their greens for faster composting with a handcrank? I don't have electricity in my community garden & don't want to use gasoline powered. In the olden days there used to be hand cranked shredder for roots & stuff to shred as feed. I remember as a kid growing up in Germany we helped out with shredding. Wish I could find such a tool.

@@MaryJohanna If you have a narrow shovel with the short handle you could do like I do. Stack the pulled weeds or spent plants and then just stand over the pile chopping from above. Gauge the thickness of the stack on how easily the shovel blade gets through to a complete chop. I often do a H2o fermentation compost by packing these cut up greens in a bucket. Sometimes you can add a second amount and turn the mass to sink fresh stuff. Put a cover material on it to block out the smell (like horse manure!) After they change to a duller green and are pretty stinky they can then be piled and layered for the rest they need to break down. I get buckets from my pet loving friends so have quite a few at any time.

@@MaryJohanna No, sorry, not off the top of my head. I would have to do some research. It looks like such tools do exist today. Try an internet search for "manual food shredder" or "manual compost shredder." How about a manual food mill? Or a manual reel lawn mower? An electric lawn mower that you can charge the batteries at home? A knife and cutting board? A meat grinder?

@@itsno1duh thanks for your recommendation, I should do the shovel. Right now I use a hedge trimmer looks like scissors if you know what I mean. I am a member of a community garden and we wondered about a manual shredder. I will keep looking for something but try the shovel next. Thank you!

@@hullbarrett thanks!

Yes i found this too…. I was really disappointed. I wouldve paid a decent shipping cost too!

Yeah, I found the same thing. Straight after watching this clip I went to the website to find out, BUM_BOW!!!!! No Oz postage. You could almost class it as click bait.

@@ashman4809 yes you could makes me want to just build my own, not he’s enough details there to do so but no motivation, no shipping to Aus =. Motivation

Woah.. good luck! Sounds great

Awesome. Love to see them

Nice

Hey! I'll pay you to make one for me! But only if it's going to cost less than an arm & a leg... Mostly bcuz my arms are almost worthless, so that counts my arms out for trade value! I need one to mix my soil. Bcuz I have Rheumatoid Arthritis in my elbows as well as hands, something as basic as mixing soil is rather difficult for me. And I like to get all science-y with my soil mixes! I thought of getting a small cement mixer, however, the way things are made these days, and prices jumping sky high, well... It just doesn't seem worth it. But something like THIS ! With the option to hold the soil in while it's mixing, then I could remove the outer cover and sift it into soft, fine soil ! Seems like a winner!! Oh, and if I ever need help turning the handle, I could use a belt and hook it up to my old record player to make it turn! You know, just like they did in the Looney Tunes cartoons!! 😆😆😆😆😆 😳 I bet it would work tho. 😳

P.S. We also shred a lot of leaves around here. I mean - A LOT !! So ANYTHING invented which makes that process lighter on my arms, is definitely something I'm interested in!! Currently we use the vacuum option on the leaf blower. Leaf blowers are sooooo heavy for me! And we have 5 old growth Live Oak trees which pump out leaves twice a year. Their leaves are very, very, thick. Which means they take about 3 years to break down - and that's IF they receive continuous moisture. BUT- If they're shredded, they can turn into garden gold in at least half the time!! Oh - and acorns mixed in are the thing that chews up the leaf blower mulching blade! There's NO WAY I'm going to pick out acorns from leaf piles!! So a good, long lasting blade, will definitely be needed. just sayin...

hi John, Cheryl is such a smart lady. please ask her will she next time you see her, can she send to New Zealand. I have tried buying and emailing. get a refund, would love one. New Zealand is just 3 hours flight over the ocean from Australia.

Maybe this will help - kzfaq.info/get/bejne/brCelqtn0Zy6h40.html I didn't buy or build one. So, can't comment on the quality. Idea is interesting though. Get a good workout while shred up kitchen / garden wastes

Thanks for sharing your thoughts and your time😇!!!

G'day Trish! Yes, I remember Luke's review and I think his video is still embedded on Cheryl's Website. Great stuff... Thanks and all the best 👍

Thanks for the ideas 🙂 I also have rheumatoid arthritis pretty bad in the hands.

Thanks Phil! Cheers mate :)

Too small to be garden useful but great for a raffle ticket drawing.

Thank you ! Composting is the heartbeat of organic gardening 💚

Hey Mary! Always lovely to hear from you. That's right, you got a rolling sifter from a promotion a few years back glad to hear it's still going strong 💪 Take care 🙂

It’s been really nice following this channel and I’ll just say all of their videos are mind blowing, Great Concepts!

I’d love to know you better Handsome, thats only if you dont mind cos you seem to be a very nice person with a great sense of humor

🥰 thank you 💕

🙏 Thank you! God bless you ☺️

PFA ; it won’t !

It’s been really nice following this channel and I’ll just say all of their videos are mind blowing, Great Concepts!

I’d love to know you better Dennis, thats only if you dont mind cos you seem to be a very nice person with a great sense of humor

Thanks for letting others know ☺️

Exactly what I was thinking! They’re doing the Hatch chili roasting tour at our local markets this month. 😆

It’s been really nice following this channel and I’ll just say all of their videos are mind blowing, Great Concepts!

I’d love to know you better, thats only if you dont mind cos you seem to be a very nice person with a great sense of humor

I simply use a square 2x4 frame with hardware cloth in the bottom. I have one with 0.5" hardware cloth, and one with 0.25". I use them by propping them on top of an old heavy duty plastic trash can, and shake the material through. This one might be a bit easier on the joints, but it's obviously a lot slower to use and a lot harder to get materials in and out of. It would take quite a while to do the work in the volume I need. I do need to do some repairs on my existing frames, but they've held up for twenty years, and I think for about $30 tops I can get them both into great shape. And along the lines of that V8 engine improvement... I'd love to have one that is free standing, slightly sloped, and has powered shaking. Electric will do--I imagine one could just use an old washing machine motor to agitate it. Shovel stuff in the top, the sifted material drops below, and the big stuff eventually drops off the low end.

What price wasn’t?

Thank you 😊❣️

Go apple cucumbers great producers .Buy the seed chrystal apple are easy to propagate and grow .Plant now and you may have 3 crops

So sweet!!!! Thanks for letting others know ☺️

If I made one with a permanent 1/8 inch screen inside would that be ideal for you?

@@earthkeepinggreen7763 I can see that working great for a lot of operations. I personally only use a 1/2 inch screen anymore. I have such an excess of product every fall that I only focus on the larger/prettier buds. Everything that falls through a 1/2-inch screen is made into bubble hashish (made with ice and water) for use in topicals and edibles.

@@jeffgorkisch4489 It’s been really nice following this channel and their videos are mind blowing, Great Concepts!

@@jeffgorkisch4489 I’d love to know you better Jeff, thats only if you dont mind cos you seem to be a very nice person with a great sense of humor