Re: table stuff for green forum

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Of course, the scroll and rounded corners don't work quite right in IE

Jennie	Middlemamma	SF Gardener
Striving to keep all my plates spinning! Mother to two beautiful children, wife to a very special man...plus what feels on some days like 100 other hats. Learning to love life and grow with each experience. "Everything that made that giant tree is already contained inside this tiny little seed. All it needs is some time, a little bit of sunshine and rain, and voilá!" -Flik to Dot in Disney Pixar's "A Bug's Life"

Jennie	Striving to keep all my plates spinning! Mother to two beautiful children, wife to a very special man...plus what feels on some days like 100 other hats. Learning to love life and grow with each experience. "Everything that made that giant tree is already contained inside this tiny little seed. All it needs is some time, a little bit of sunshine and rain, and voilá!" -Flik to Dot in Disney Pixar's "A Bug's Life"
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Jennie	Striving to keep all my plates spinning! Mother to two beautiful children, wife to a very special man...plus what feels on some days like 100 other hats. Learning to love life and grow with each experience. "Everything that made that giant tree is already contained inside this tiny little seed. All it needs is some time, a little bit of sunshine and rain, and voilá!" -Flik to Dot in Disney Pixar's "A Bug's Life"	Wife
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Plans and schematics? What are those?! It's mostly off the top of my head. I didn't mean to hijack CP's thread; I started another thread that should answer most questions.

If you google 'compost trommel', you'll find a lot of 'how-to's' to make the sifter, except manually operated. I used 1/2 inch hardware cloth. I like that size for everything but carrots. I have a 2x2 box, hand shaken, with 1/4 inch cloth that I re-screen the compost again for use in my carrot box. My trommel is 48 inches long; the steel bicycle rims are 22.5 inches O.D. I used swivel casters cause that's what I had on hand. They work good because the rims aren't true, and they follow well. The idler casters on top are fixed, and I had to grind them down for them to track well. Some people tried to tilt the trommel inside a box. I built the trommel square in the box, and then tilted the entire assembly. I made the drop of the trommel, from one end to the other, adjustable from 0-6 inches because I didn't know what it should be. If I made another, I'd make the drop fixed at 2-3 inches.

Here's the link to detailed pictures. I used a 1/3 HP, 1725 RPM motor cause that's what I had. The pulley arrangement reduces the trommel speed to 34 RPM, which works good. My guess is that anywhere from 28-40 RPM would work. The top belt is 48 inches-I had it on hand. The big belt around the trommel is 82 inches, and that size is commonly sold for riding lawn mowers. I bought the pillow blocks from www.surpluscenter.com. I had one pulley, the other I bought from www.grainger.com

The trommel frame is 1.5x1.5xo.125 angle cause that's what I had on hand. I recommend making it portable, however you can; it's easier to take the trommel to the compost than move the compost to the trommel.

editing this as septoV, will it say so?
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	Hello Guest! Welcome to the official Square Foot Gardening Forum. There's lots to learn here just by reading as a guest. If you become a member (it's free and spam-free) you'll have access to our large vermiculite databases, our seed exchange spreadsheet, and many more pictures in the Gallery. Enjoy.

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Welcome to the official Square Foot Gardening Forum.
There's lots to learn here just by reading as a guest.  If you become a member (it's free and spam-free) you'll have access to our large vermiculite databases, our seed exchange spreadsheet, and many more pictures in the Gallery. 
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Thanks, Mel!

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¼  & #188;  & frac14;
½  & #189;  & frac12;
¾  & #190;  & frac34;
×            & times;

°  & deg ;

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