Seeding takes time and is relatively boring, this dibble plate will mean I have more time to do fun things.
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Well Im back to making things, I have changed jobs and now have a day a week to work on open source projects just for the fun of it:
As usual the designs are open source, link is below.
You will need a 3D printer and Laser cutter.
Want to Make one:
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3866898
Want to Buy one:
Contact mike@aquaponicslab.org
Depending on the size of tray you want to use the price varies from $90-$240
the one showed as is £120.
Other open source farming tools:
Seeding related
Dibbler
https://hackaday.io/project/167679
Drop Seeder
https://hackaday.io/project/168051
Vacuum Seeder
Hi Bobbinnd,
The one in the image is £200 shipped anywhere in the world that accepts normal post couriers. Spike sizes and spacing can be made for your needs.
I would however keep following and hold off on buying until you see the drop seeder that accompanies the unit, having both makes seeding a lot quicker.
All the best,Mike
I love #SpecializedTools, and this one's' a great example, what a labor saver!
Hi Mike, here is the second part of the tool:
https://hackaday.io/project/168051-drop-seeder-put-those-seeds-in-the-soil-quick
Again pretty simple, but saves me a lot of time doing a repetitive task.
Michael Ratcliffe
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Have you tried Soil Planter Mix for this. I used this for my Chaparral Biome and it end it was amazing. If you need to know more see here https://botanylive.com/chaparral-biome/