DL Wholesale DeBudder Edge - Mountable Bucking Tool - 10 Mounting Screws Included

Strip Stems Faster at Your Workbench - Mount-Anywhere Bucking Tool

Removing flowers from stems by hand is slow and tiring, especially across a full harvest. This bucking tool mounts to your work surface and lets you pull each stem through a notch so the flowers drop into a container below. Stem length does not limit it, and mounting screws come in the box.

Sold as a single unit, it suits mid-size to commercial cultivation operations that process stems in volume, and it also gives smaller growers a fixed, repeatable way to work through a harvest.

Key Features & Benefits

• Surface mounting — attaches to a wooden, plastic or metal surface so the tool stays fixed while you work.
• Mounting screws included — 10 screws come with the tool, so you can install it right away.
• Any stem length — pull stems of different lengths through without length restrictions.
• Tub compatibility — works with 20 gallon industrial Rubbermaid tubs as collection containers.
• Compact shipping weight — 0.6 lb, easy to store and relocate.

Who Should Use DeBudder Edge

Mid-size and commercial growers who process many stems after harvest will get the most from a fixed bucking station. Home growers who want a more consistent method than hand stripping can use it too.

About DL Wholesale DeBudder Edge

The DeBudder Edge is a bucking tool from DL Wholesale, sold as one unit with 10 mounting screws. It follows the DeBudder Bucket Lid and is designed to handle stems of any length.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What surfaces can I mount it on?
A: You can mount it on a wooden, plastic or metal surface. Use the included screws to hold it firmly in place.

Q: Does it come with hardware?
A: Yes. Ten mounting screws are included with the tool.

Q: Can I use it with a tub?
A: It works with 20 gallon industrial Rubbermaid tubs. Otherwise, position it over any appropriately sized collection container.

Q: How do I use it?
A: Mount the tool above a collection container. Hold the bottom of a stem, insert it away from your body into a suitably sized notch, then pull back and down in one smooth motion with a firm grip. Empty the container as needed.

Q: Does stem length matter?
A: The tool is designed so longer stems are not a problem. This is a change from the earlier lid-style design, which limited longer stems.