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This arrived quickly. We are bringing this to our camp. Which means I cannot give an opinion yet to ease of putting together or use. I purchased because it received good reviews and we are aware of some issues with putting together. Based on how fast it arrived at our home, it will get five stars.

Super amazing product! Thank you very much!!!

installation instructions are pictures only. I took 2 pictures from the manual to help anyone else who buys this composer bin. once you hook up the base stand you will then assemble the 2 small door locks..make secure that the lock is installed with latch facing out.
Now comes the drum installation. 1st. take the drum sections and snap 3 of them together. Then with someone helping insert middle round piece C inside panels A. Once you get 2 A pieces on the round C, insert a screw to hold panel A onto C. adding more A panels and inserting more screws as you turn the drum.
DO NOT PUT end caps D on the drum until you finish installing the internal post with blades.
Once you have blades installed, turn drum on end. use a rubber hammer to align each tab A into tab slot on D.
Once you complete each end you then put remaining screws on outside of drum.
Attach Drum to Base stand with 2 bolts and nuts.
It is very light to move around. Seems to be sturdy and should last for a long time. Good value.

I am LOVING this new composer! I have had it for about 2 weeks and it is working great! Highly recommend anyone to purchase! I was able to assemble myself as soon as it was delivered! Began filling it the following day, two weeks later it appears the contents are breaking down and composting as it should!