Trim Tray

[Ganja Kaiser]

Does anyone use this or something similar? Looks very expensive. Was hoping to find something cheaper.

Open for ideas and suggestions. End of the day I've never trimmed...

Harvest Trim Tray 150 Micron Pollen Triclones Ash Collector Prunner Kit | eBay

Tray & straight pruner or straight pruner only or tray only. The Trim Collector works excellent as an ultra-light trimming surface and pollen sifting collection device. This dual-use tool has a 150-micron stainless steel screen that allows pollen to.

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Was also looking at a four-pack of these for $26.78.

4 Trimming Leaf Snips| Garden Scissors| Pruning Shears Fruit Bud Flower Harvest | eBay

Find many great new & used options and get the best deals for 4 Trimming Leaf Snips| Garden Scissors| Pruning Shears Fruit Bud Flower Harvest at the best online prices at eBay!

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[Red Eye Hero]

Think that’s a knock of version of this one

Harvest Trim Tray with 150 Micron Screen

The Trim Tray is designed as a “feather-lite” laptop trimming surface that will separate your pollen while trimming. It features a comfortable nonslip base, 150 micron stainless steel screen, magnifying card scoop (for the pollen), and two accessory screens; a 100 micron & 150 micron (sold...

www.eppinghydroponics.com.au

 

[Madmick]

A cardboard box and newspaper

You don't need to buy any of this rubbish

A paper bag will do for collection of pollen

 

[Billygoat]

Agreed on not needing a tray.

But, invest in some decent trimmers. Those ones pictured or similar are the go, spring loaded. I buy the ones from bunnings which are probably a similar quality to that.

 

[Ganja Kaiser]

Thanks everyone.

 

[Pedro de pacas]

Unless you're trimming dry its not going to catch any tricomes anyway

I bought a pair of spring loaded "trimming" scissors like the ones in the pic
threw the cunts away after trimming an OZ or so, they are garbage

 

[Ganja Kaiser]

I bought a pair of spring loaded "trimming" scissors ... threw the cunts away

Okay... so what do you recommend?

I did ask for ideas and suggestions.

 

[Pedro de pacas]

Its a personal choice, whatever you can find that works for yourself
everyone will have a differant opinion

been using these the last few years, have had better in the past, but ya lucky to find the same pair twice these days

 

[Ganja Kaiser]

Its a personal choice, whatever you can find that works for yourself
everyone will have a differant opinion

been using these the last few years, have had better in the past, but ya lucky to find the same pair twice these days
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Thanks, mate. Appears you're probably right about it is a personal choice. I'm sure over time I'll figure it out.

 

[Aye Shroomer]

Hattori Hanzō steel. 🗡🗡🗡

 

[Madmick]

All you need is a good set of small scissors, the smaller and sharper the better to trim buds

A good pair of hedge cutters

I do have a drying net , it's a necessity when drying large amounts

 

[Old fox]

Flat bed truck for a proper size trim tray 10 tonne International goes ok.

 

[Ganja Kaiser]

I wish mate!

 

[Porky]

I trim over an empty esky!!
Stop even thinking about wasting ya money on all this designed for cannabis shit mate it's for idiot Americans!!
Like dickhead aka Pedro said those spring loaded scissors are shit.

 

[Quokk@]

These are a bit pricey but don't gum up near as much as others I've used ...

Saboten Trimming Scissors (Curved / Straight Blade)

These are superbly crafted Japanese scissors, with a convenient grip/handle for easy, ergonomic use. Straight blade for the ultimate control, these really are our favorite scissors for horticultural uses. We highly recommend these for large hands, and those with arthritic issues who require a...

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[Ganja Kaiser]

One thing I've noticed is a lot of curved blades too. Thoughts?

Does it help? Any point? Waste? Not worth the extra set of tools?

 

[Sedge]

This is all you need ,,fucken cheap too.

 

[Sedge]

Oops

 

[Red Eye Hero]

good pair of $10 scissors from woolworths will do the trick

https://www.woolworths.com.au/shop/productdetails/94328?googleshop=true&store_code=woolworths_supermarkets_1073&cvosrc=ppc.google_lia.&cvo_campaign=&cvo_crid=316610805525&Matchtype=&ds_rl=1260749&ds_rl=1260758&ds_rl=1260749&cmpid=smsm:ds:GOOGLE:Woolies_8458_BAU_Shopping_LIA_H%26O%20Everything_WW-0001:PRODUCT_GROUP&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI2t2RhL6F8wIVAg-RCh3v2ANAEAQYBCABEgI8A_D_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

 

[Indy]

Same. Well, a little different. Just a small 6" pair of dressmakers scissors I've had for the last 20 odd years.

Hand strip sun/shade leaves and rubbish off, and like porky, trim buds/branches into esky or plastic bin. Use that trim and popcorn for hash runs. Then use string or those collapsible netted drying racks for drying manicured branches/buds.