Wazakura Soil Sifter for Gardening and Bonsai 3PCS Set, 8-1/4 in, Stainless Steel Garden Sieve and Compost Sifter for Topsoil, Akadama Soil, Fine Sand, Worm Castings. Portable Sifter for Rocks

It's nice with the different sizes and works as advertised. No issues or complaints from me.

I bought this set to separate the worms from my composting buckets and it seems to work well. I've only just started using it so I can't speak to it's durability, but it's a simple design without too many points of potential failure.Although it did arrive a bit dented (I'm assuming this happened during shipping as the packaging pretty much just consists of a plastic bag without any real padding), it was easy enough to fix it's shape by hand.

Well, the outer-ring-holder for the round grids arrived a bit bent out of shape; I had to use a rubber mallet to nudge it back into shape. Seems it was designed to be a bit on the small side so the round grids will fit very securely. Overall, a convenient tool for sifting soil. I like the three grid sizes.

I use the sifter for sifting my potting soil for starting seed in my greenhouse. The set does an adequate job for this purpose.

Quite sturdy. I used it to sieve gravel from a fish tank to remove the plant substrate, so I was sending wet rock through, and had no issues with the frame bending or the sieves bowing under heavy weight.The screens pop quite securely into the frame. They can be a bit awkward to get out, but I prefer that to a loose screen that might allow material to sneak around the sides.It is rather small, so maybe not the best choice for larger outdoor garden projects, but this is the perfect size for potted plants, crafts, and other miscellaneous things that need to be size sorted.

We are gardening at our home where gravel has been used as ground cover for 20 years and has settled down two feet into the soil. This device had allowed us to separate soil from gravel to provide a hospitable environment for trees while saving the gravel to be reused to hold moisture in the soil.The screen with the largest holes lets soil and pea gravel through, saving the large 3/4 Desert Gold gravel. Sifting into buckets allows for an easy second sifting to get pea gravel out of soil. Lowes told us that in a perfect world this kind of thing would exist!

Needed this to sift gravel while refreshing my aquariums. Worked well and looks good but rust has started forming after only one week of use. Concerned about the longevity of the product. I get this isn’t lab grade equipment but not exactly cheap at $30+ either to be rusting so soon.

Ground is wet from rain. It is compact. Seems well made. Having a little difficulty seating the screen. One edge is resistant. Came very quickly. Looking forward to using it.