AC Infinity Bud Leaf Bowl Trimmer 16 ".

Works great. Here are some tips. Make sure u drop humidity to 50% +/- in the room. When u can pop leaf iff with a flick of your finger tip ur good to go. Next. Fill it about half full. Now start to rotate slowly. Five turns one way. 5 the other continue until leaves are off. What u are doing is using the fingers to pop leaves of the flowers. And yes it will cut as well. This is not gentle and tightest trim possible. Works great. Don’t spin it fast or they’ll be nothing left. Gentle!! Great quality. Fingers are just right stiffness. Robust. For cleaning. Use 91% rubbing alcohol. If u can put it in a sprayer. Then spray every part and wipe with dry cloth. Definitely worth the money. I use this for all the lowers. Makes quick work.

Easy to put together. Works great and really saves time. A little learning curve on wet trim . Hi

First off Yes it's rough on the buds. Yes it removes more than a conservative trim. If these 2 things are a deal breaker for you then this is NOT the product for you. This is definitely great for processing larger quantities of flower by yourself. I don't mind that it knocks off some extra trichomes or cuts off some smaller hairs and flowers. The trim doesn't just float off into space. It goes into making edibles or concentrate. You don't have to be in trim jail for hours on end. It's rather mesmerizing watching everything tumble around and get nice and manicured. Let's be real for a second. Even when you go to the dispensary and pay $80 for an 8th of some "top shelf" it still went through a trimming bowl or tumbler. If that stuff is good enough to be sold for that price after going through a bowl trimmer, you're buds will be fine after a trim in this bowl. The 16"trimmer is huge. I can't imagine how much bigger the 19" one is. Trims both wet and dry buds. Everything comes apart for easier cleaning in all those hard to reach places. It's a nice product for the home grower. Just makes trimming so much less of a chore and the flower is just as amazing.

So if you’re reading this then you hate trimming as much as I do. So I got this with good expectations going in. I did my research and it did exactly what it said it would. Pros: This made trimming my entire plant insanely easy. I used it on an outdoor plant to see what it was like. I was going to trim some by hand so I could compare the two, but it was just so easy that I finished it out. The same it saves is crazy. The quality of the machine is fantastic. It’s just what I would expect from AC Infinity. Sure it’s similar to others, but AC Infinity always puts out quality so I went with them. I wasn’t disappointed. Clean up was actually easier than expected. Some paper towels and rubbing alcohol was all I needed. I was worried about all the stuck resin, but there weren’t any really grooves or crevices it could get. So it wiped off pretty smooth. Some people claim it messes up the buds. Maybe if they are super larfy, but not if you have decent buds. Even my butter buds came out fine. I looked in the bin afterwards and had very little waste. Less than expected really. I was pleased about that. Cons: Obvious con is that it’s not as pretty as hand trimming. Hand trimming is always going to be best. You just have to weigh what your time trimming is worth. For home smoke, this is a no brainer. You have to get the hang of it. Once you do it goes smooth. Also, don’t overpack it. Put in enough to allow free movement. I overpacked it and it all balled up. I did fewer and it worked great. Going at a slower speed back and forth seemed to work out well. FYI: I did the wet trim. Overall I would “highly” recommend it. It’s a time save and doesn’t mess up the bud enough to deter me. I’ll probably still hand trim the prize buds, but throw the rest in this and not think twice about it. Totally worth it.

This is an upgrade from an spinpro bowl trimmer I purchased over a decade ago. The A/C infinity is a much nicer machine at a fraction of the price. This comes with two nice, sharp blades! One serrated blade for dry material and one smooth blade for wet material. Assembly was easy and too less than a minute. The unit is geared so one spin of the handle is multiple spins of the blade. This really helps because you don’t need to crank so hard and the blades spin fast! Makes quick work of trimming down to manageable nugs! Good performer. Large enough. Not sure if I’d want a bigger one bowl trimmer. Stainless and clear plastic mod make it very easy to wipe down. Bonus is that you get a nice fine trim that can be further processed into edibles, concentrates or tinctures.

Are you dry trimming? Skip along, this worked like crap even with the dry trimming blade it provided. Wet trimming? You need to meet all of these criterias: 1) your bud needs to nicely plum and wet. If your bud lacked light/sufficient nutrient, do not use because your yield will be reduce by up to 30% vs. hand trimming. 2) it’s not precise. There are two metal plates between the blade and and the grill. Why? During creation, they found that the curvature was cutting flower material. Instead of fixing the design, they did a cheap fix. The issue? See #1. 3) black rubber pushers are impossible to clean. You can’t have very sticky bud. And you can’t put a lot of plant materials. Whatever you think it can handle, half that. If not, you’ll see a roll of plant materials spinning in that see-through plastic dome. 4) did I say cleaning? This is its biggest drawback imo. You can’t clean those sticky stuffs between the grill, the rubber pushers. I cannot keep a poorly designed product for $$$. And the rubber pushers will eventually loses as “push” feature after 2-3 lbs. 5) what is with the handle? The detachable “feature” is there to save shipping container size. But this will come off when you are in process. You might as well drill into it or put a duct tape. It will come off once every 20 spin. 6) non-slip mat needs to be thrown into your non-slip trash bin. 7) not a perfect trim and needs to polish up each bud, especially those juicy looking ones. Yes, all that means 1 star. But I am giving 3 stars because 1) it did save me time. I was able to go through 3x faster. I did lose a lot of flower material. 2) very nice metal bowl. I did love the quality of that. All in all, not a product I’ll keep. Let’s see if this technology improves and actually provide decent value. PS: if you have it, you don’t need to order new blades, you can sharpen them. These blazers exactly the same blades in my wood planner machine.

I originally bought a trimmer from Vivosun. That trimmer was returned and I gave that product the review I felt it deserved for its poor assembly and functionality from the manufacturer. I then went to the brand that I have always trusted for their premium quality and the trimmer works flawlessly. Thank you AC Infinity for once again proving your products are superior.

we got this to help the end of season clean up. It is sturdy, easy to assemble, easy to use and makes the trimming process go by quickly

Not bad when you have a lot to trim up , trims better medium dry to wet imo

Holt euch lieber ein zwei Freunde zum trimmen. Viel zu teuer für das was es kann.

Easy in der Anwendung, sehr schöne Buds (werde immer drauf angesprochen wie ich das so professionell hinbekommen haha) und einfach zu reinigen. Das was man „verliert“ kann man super weiterverarbeiten da es ohne Verlust aufgefangen wird. Erspart einem den „nervenraubensten“ Part des Prozesses im Anbau mMn und ist jeden Cent wert👌

This thing is an absolute game changer. Gone are the days of dreading the trim. Cut down time by 90 percent easy and are left with a 90 percent trimmed flower when done . Not perfect like hand trimming but for the time it saves its not even a debate if its worth it .

Produkt kommt in offenen Karton, sieht aus als wäre es bereits gebraucht oder hin gefallen. Eine leichte delle am Rand verhindert das die Kuppel ordnungsgemäß sitzt. Dennoch funktioniert das Produkt einwandfrei mit ein bisschen Druck auf der Kuppel. Eigentlich habe ich gute Erfahrungen mit AC INFINITY, aber hier habe ich wohl ein bisschen Pech gehabt. Fotos anbei