Build 4x10 Wooden Worm Bin (Commercial Wedge/Flow‑Through) — Blake’s Step‑by‑Step Vermiculture Guide

Build 4x10 Wooden Worm Bin (Commercial Wedge/Flow‑Through) — Blake’s Step‑by‑Step Vermiculture Guide

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Build a 4x10 wooden commercial worm bin (wedge / flow‑through style) with Blake—from lumber selection and hardware to assembly, moisture management, stocking density, and harvest workflow. If you’re scaling a commercial worm farm for red wigglers (Eisenia fetida/E. andrei) or European nightcrawlers, this is the durable, budget‑friendly design you’ve been looking for.

What you’ll learn:

Why a 4x10 footprint works for commercial throughput & ergonomics

Materials + cut list and fasteners Blake uses

Moisture targets, bedding depth, and feed layering for high productivity

Chapters
00:00 Intro & finished bin walkthrough
00:48 Why a 4x10 wedge/flow‑through for commercial farms
02:15 Materials, hardware & tools (plus printable cut list)
04:32 Cutting & pre‑drilling: avoid splits and racking
06:45 Frame assembly & sidewall angles
10:12 Lining, aeration, and drainage considerations
12:20 Moisture, bedding & first feed-in
14:05 Stocking density (lbs/sq ft) & growth strategy
16:40 Harvest method & workflow tips
19:10 Cost breakdown & ROI math
21:05 Maintenance schedule & common mistakes
22:30 Final thoughts & next steps

Materials & Tools (quick list)

2x4s & Picket Fencing (or hardwood ply for longevity)

Exterior deck screws,

Drill/driver, circular saw or miter saw, square, clamps, PPE


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