sounds good, i remeber a couple of years ago you doing it all by hand. i new that must of sucked so i bought a spin trimmer aswel over a year ago, just on small stuff, still feel like alot gets wasted though. was making butter and hash, but now it just gets to the worm bin mostly
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Half pound in an hour and a half? That's fastyeah, anything that is a wet nug about 2x the size of a golf ball doesn't do so hot in the spin pro. The spin pro is great for small nugs and popcorn. I was already thinking about one then saw Fdd's results and got one the next week. Casually I did a half P in about an hour and a half. But with the spin pro it's done and trimmed off the stem drying on a screen. All that's left is to bag it.
I think Fdd has a little more that a half P.
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You can't deny the usefulness of Trimpro machines but to me a good experienced trimmer with some good Fiskies is where its at. 4 hour pounds by hand are normal for me and my crew on good solid outdoor nugs. Thats only slightly slower than dude on the Spin Pro, but the quality of my hand trim is going to absolutely shit on any trim machine. At $150/lb I have had plenty of days where I made close to a thousand bucks (meaning 5+ pounds a day by hand). fdd if you have two or three people who are good with the scissors and you really trust then to me it would seem like a better investment to make sure your weed looks top notch, even if it costs you a bit more than the initial investment on the machine. This is just my opinion... and obviously its a biased one, what with me being a trimmer and allHalf pound in an hour and a half? That's fast
If I had a big enough crop to have to worry about it, I might buy a Trimpro as well. Anyway, just my 2 cents (rant) on trimming machines 
What are Fiskies?You can't deny the usefulness of Trimpro machines but to me a good experienced trimmer with some good Fiskies is where its at. 4 hour pounds by hand are normal for me and my crew on good solid outdoor nugs. Thats only slightly slower than dude on the Spin Pro, but the quality of my hand trim is going to absolutely shit on any trim machine. At $150/lb I have had plenty of days where I made close to a thousand bucks (meaning 5+ pounds a day by hand). fdd if you have two or three people who are good with the scissors and you really trust then to me it would seem like a better investment to make sure your weed looks top notch, even if it costs you a bit more than the initial investment on the machine. This is just my opinion... and obviously its a biased one, what with me being a trimmer and all
PS. I can't wait to see fdd's washing machine get put to use this year!
Maybe you should have kindly directed him to the middle of a busy street instead...
Ya my mom introduced me to fiskars when I was about 7 or 8 & having a problem using the crappy plastic scissors they made you use in grade school for a project. Fiskars are the shit, all other scissors are just imitations.
Those are the exact ones I use. I got mine at the hydro shop.yeah i use these ones myself
http://www2.fiskars.com/Products/Yard-and-Garden/Floral-Shears/Softouch-R-Micro-Tip-R-Pruning-Snip
the descriptions funny lol got mine at walmart but the description sounds like it describes bud trimers to me
OK, that's what I'm talking about!
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