SpinPro is worth every penny.

Dragline said:

I was hesitant about buying the Spinpro because of the $400+ price tag. But I am glad I did. What would have normally been 5-6 hours of trimming by hand for two people was reduced to around 2 hours and thats only because of frequent smoke breaks. The trim job is excellent and IMO better than by hand. I do not feel that an excessive amount of resin was lost. Definitely not noticeable when smoking. I figure even if it did lose a little more, that just means the bubble hash I will be making from the trimmings will be even better. The little popcorn buds that are always so tedious to trim by hand and often times tossed in to the trimmings pile are what really make this device worth the cost.

Due to the fact that I can no longer dry by hanging the trimmed plants, I also purchased a DryNet. Im very happy with both of these purchases and just wanted to share.

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mr.swishas&herb said:

what is this DryNet you speak of?

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ColoradoLove said:

I've seen the videos of how to make a Dremel work like a Spinpro. I've never used one, but I do have a Dremel.... How effective do you think it would be?

I'll try to dig up a video but I'm short on time @ the moment!

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mrheadie said:

where did you guys get these for 400$? I'm only seeing them listed for twice that much.

thanks

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mrheadie said:

where did you guys get these for 400$? I'm only seeing them listed for twice that much.

thanks

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ColoradoLove said:

I've seen the videos of how to make a Dremel work like a Spinpro. I've never used one, but I do have a Dremel.... How effective do you think it would be?

I'll try to dig up a video but I'm short on time @ the moment!

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mr.swishas&herb said:

let me know if you find out how to convert the dremel into the trimmer...sounds quite intriguing

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stoneyluv said:

I am also interested in this.

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