Ok, now attach your valve to the threaded end like so. It may take a few tries to get it lined up the way you want it. Just do it until it's right. On mine, I also added an extra piece, O ring over the threads, and into the end of the valve, also added a hose for more ease of use. Totally optional of course, but handy.

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And here is a picture from inside the res. Simple eh?

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So now to collect your tea/pee, all you need to do is turn it on, and pour it off.
But wait! How will the water drain out? Ah, glad you asked.

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There! Happy now! Obviously I used some old PVC parts, you could just use bricks, or whatever the hell you want. You could put the drain on the bottom of the tub so it points down to, then you don't need to elevate and tilt. I just did it this way. Why? Just because.:jointsmile:

Now you will need to find something, I used mason jars, you can use whatever the hell you want.
NO NOT THAT!
Just kidding. Bricks, whatever. Doesn't matter, just use something so that when you nest the bins inside each other the don't cram down all the way. This helps w/ airflow. Worms need air, so do the other things in their. You are going to put your mason jars/bricks/whatever the fuck you use into the very bottom bin, and the second bin. It's really tricky, here's some pics.

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