Hi , I am thinking of getting a bowl trimmer so sa...

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These trim bowls allow you to separate trim and keef, so whatever is knocked off is not wasted. I do agree to not use it for good indoor bud, that should trimmed.

I have the Ipower 24 inch trim bowl and I’ve used it for five years successfully. I’ve processed over 20 pounds with it and it’s still running great. I primarily use it for my outdoor grows to cut trim time. I can do 2 pounds within a half an hour.

I honestly can’t recommend these bowl trimmers. They really damage the buds – instead of nice, big, well-formed ones, you end up with small, broken pieces. Sure, it’s faster, but after putting in weeks of hard work, it’s just not worth ruining the final product. I tried a 19-inch Vevor model once – cost around €120, so the price-performance seemed okay at first. But after using it just once, I decided never again!

Definitely don't use it for dry trimming. That is what will 'destroy' the weed... you'll lose more bits of bud and significantly more loss of brittle, dry trichomes compared to wet buds. It might look better, but definitely wasting more bud and knocking off more trichomes doing a dry trim. There's not much of a quality difference betwen then, so let price point guide you. Silicone 'fingers' dragging/flipping the buds and a blade spinning around does not entail significant differences in product quality. It's not a tool of precision. The trim will not be close but isn't too bad. If you have high expectations, expect to be disappointed by these devices. Size is an important factor. Diamter increase is a signficant effect. e.g. a 24" diameter has roughly 2x more space than a 18". 12^2 x pi = 452 in^2 9^2 x pi = 254 in^2 If you do small plants, no big deal, but if you grow at any scale, consider finding a well-priced 24" variety or even larger. Twice the capcity for a a few dollars more is a good deal. I found a 24" for 180 dollars a few years ago. Fwiw, i do not use this thing anymore, lol. It collects dust in my crawlspace. They do an okay job. It just isn't worth the hassle to clean and store etc.. Cleaning that wire grate and the blades make the time saved trimming minimal, imo.

You don't have to have used one to know they destroy the flower but two of my friends confirmed it.If you have dozens of plants then its not for me to say but theres better auto trimers out there.The motorized snips look good.

I cannot say enough amazing things about Vevor. Vevor everything. Never step foot into those weird political donation factories called Lowes or Home Depot. I fell into the nicest one Vivosun has to offer. I do not rec anything Vivosun on principle (they crowdfunded their cure cabinet, which is sad). The person who had it did not really like it, appears that the wet trimming is a mess...as expected. I only dry trim with the rods, no blades. The buds come out looking like dispo buds. It isn't exactly gentle, but if you are pulling weight I say def go for it!