Rotary Soil Sifter Compost Sieve Garden Potting Sifting Mesh Rock Sand Dirt Sieve, 13" Sifting Filter with 1/5 Inch Mesh Sifting

I love this! At first, I didn’t assemble it correctly and thought it was terrible. But after putting it together the right way, I realized how much easier it makes sifting soil compared to the pan I was using before. It fits perfectly on a five-gallon bucket and saves so much time. Just a tip: if your soil or compost is dry, I recommend wearing a mask to avoid breathing in the dust.

We have had issues with the knob staying on the crank and we were unable to get a bolt in one leg so it wobbles.It does exactly what I purchased it for and outside of needing to reapply the knob on the crank works great.

If you're like me and are just looking for a better way to sift your home compost pile/tumbler/worm bin, this is what you're looking for. It's not perfect, the welds are a little ugly, assembly is a little bit harder than it should be for how simple the device is, and it's not going to shred any leftover cardboard or break up any especially hard clumps, but it let me sift roughly 15 gallons of compost in about an hour.You'll have to practice best composting processes like drying before you sift and accept that not everything is going to sift because it's too wet or not fully broken down, but if you're looking to process through some properly prepped compost it's fantastic.

Firstly, it was easy to assemble, seems to be pf good quality, it served the function I purchased it for which was to sift my compost. I sold the first bag I sifted. Easy to store.

Outside of being pretty loose packed and scratched up there is a pretty significant design flaw on this unit that makes it essentially unusable without modification.The ball that you grab as you crank the handle is not free spinning, it's full threaded.If you spin clockwise it unthreads from the unit.If you spin counter clock wise you have to loosen your grip and let the ball rub in your hand making it harder to crank and ensuring you get many blisters.Also the weld on this unit is right where the holes are for one of the legs making installation difficult. This is a quality issue and a simple fix for the manufacturer to locate the holes farther away from the weld.Overall not worth the price of these under any brand name, it's more of a kids toy tbh.

It’s my best friend..help me a lot to clean my yard soil.

Of you're planning to use it for smaller rocks, this won't work. The screws holding the legs in place stick out on the inside of the barrel, causing the rocks to hit and get stuck against the screws, making it impossible to turn. Big time design flaw.

Works well, but you have to have good arm strength to turn and churn it.