DIY Shaker Table
Project
Sifting, sorting and screening materials is usually a tedious, back-breaking process.
Whether sifting compost or separating rocks and debris from soil, it’s hard, dirty work.
But…now, it doesn’t have to be!
Shaker Tables are called many things: screen sieve, vibrating screen, compost screener, trommel tray, powered dirt mesh sifter, and many more.
Some of the many uses of this incredibly useful machine include:
- Processing biochar
- Harvesting earthworms
- Sifting soil and compost
- Gold separation
- Archeological and paleontological screening
- Cleaning dirt containing rocks and debris
- Making wine
Whatever you call it, and however you intend to use it, this DIY project walks you through building one of your very own! Save time and hundreds of dollars!
This video shows you why you need a Shaker Table, and how easy it is to build!
This Shaker Table is easy to build, and costs about $200, depending on the price of lumber. It can be made in a weekend, or faster for those with more DIY experience. This makes a great addition to the Compost Tumbler Project.
While it is easy to make, it can be even easier with detailed plans, cut lists, diagrams, step-by-step video and more. A comprehensive Plans and Tutorial package is available for just $29! Details are below.
Don’t let the amount of detailed information included make you think this project is complicated! It is simply thorough, so even complete DIY beginners can make this super useful machine!
A Shaker Table Plans & Tutorial Membership can make this DIY project even easier!
Now just $29, and packed full of features!
Features of the DIY Shaker Table Plans & Tutorial Membership includes:
One hour of video instruction, in 18 easy-to-follow modules.
33 page PDF with
- Plans
- Cut List
- Cutting Diagrams for 8 and 10 foot lumber
- Visual supplies and tools lists
- Dimensions
- Structural components
- And more Bonus Material!
Bonus 3D content!
• 3D schematics in PDF show the Shaker Table from all points of view
• Video 3D fly-arounds and fly-throughs so you can see how everything fits together!