Below I will show you detailed instructions that will help you to build great 3 tier homemade worm compost bin.

You will see a picture of it attached!

If you want to see the instructions with all the helpful photos than have a look at the website below.

http://www.worm-composting-help.com/homemade-worm-compost-bin.html

Building a homemade worm compost bin is not a difficult task.

On this page you will learn how to build a 3 tier worm composting bin!

Follow the guide below and build your homemade worm compost bin today!

To get started you will need the following tools and accessories:

÷ Power drill

÷ Hole saw set

÷ Drill bit 6 mm / 0.23 inches

÷ Jigsaw or strong scissors (optional)

÷ 3 stack-able plastic bins of the same size

÷ 1 lid or / plastic sheet

÷ 1 tap or cork

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÷Start with the 2 bins that will house the worms.

Drill plenty of holes of about 6mm / 0.23 inch into the bottom of two bins.

The holes should be about 5 cm / 1.96 inches apart from each other.

These holes are important to prevent the worm bin from becoming flooded.

The worms need oxygen to survive and could drown!

Next drill a hole for your tap into the front side of the 3 rd

bin. If you canâÂÂt get hold of a tap use a cork of a wine bottle instead.

Make sure the hole saw bit or drill bit you use will be just a tiny bit bigger than the diameter of your tap that you want to attach to the bin.

Drill the hole for the tap as low on the wall of the worm bin as you can, but leave enough space so you can fasten the nut of the tap inside the bin to ensure a tight fit.

÷Next attach the tap to the bottom bin.

Now you will need a lid for your worm farm. If your bins came with a fitting lid thatâÂÂs great. If not youâÂÂll have to make one yourself.

Get a plastic sheet that is the same size as the surface of your bins or slightly bigger.

The sheet should be 3 to 5mm / 0.11 to 0.19 inches thick.

Like the one in the photo below.

Place one of the bins upside down on top of the plastic sheet .

Mark the lid with a pen or pencil to show the edges of the bin.

Saw the marked edges of with a jigsaw or cut them off with a strong pair of scissors.

÷Assemble the bin and you are ready to start your worm composting project!

Most worm bins will stand outside. If you want to use

your worm bin outdoors place a small flower pot on top of the lid to keep it in place in case of wind! Your worm farm should not stand in full sun as this might cause a serious problem for your worms on a very hot day.

Good places to place your worm bin are in shaded areas. Under a tree, in the garage or in a shed in the backyard.

Enjoy your worm bin

Kind regards ...