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Time to Make a Clock
If you remember, earlier this week we showed you how we built and installed our floating shelves. Well for 11 years a clock hung in that spot. Jim asked why I kept looking at the shelves. Ha. I was actually looking to see what time it was. Hard habit to break. Time to make a clock.
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Building a 10x20ft Shed – floor joists
We started on building a shed this past week. We recycled 2×6 pressure treated boards that came off of a deck we dismantled a couple years ago.
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Building an air solar panel
I had this idea over a year ago, just getting around to trying it out now. I am going to build a air source solar panel box using recycled cardboard tubes, a piece of plywood and a clear plastic panel I bought at the store. Follow along, ask questions and provide comments!
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Wood map of Nova Scotia No 14
Another one, all done. Making use of the left overs from a previous wooden map project I mounted this outline to 1/8″ veneer plywood and re-cut the outline.
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Recycled bird feeder
What do a ketchup bottle, a ice cream container lid and a bit of wire have in common?
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Building a heat pump shelter
Time to start on building this heat pump shelter before the snow starts to fall. Last year was terrible weather for the big fan on the heat pump. The constant snow fall and thawing temperatures meant plenty of ice build up on the heat pump fan. I’ve never done log work like this before so its all new to me. Time to start on the corner posts.
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151st Antigonish Highland Games
Spent some time today at the Highland Games in Antigonish this Friday July 12, 2014. Visit the ‘Country Rune’ kiosk, upcycle creator and seller of jewelry rings, bracelets and wind chimes made from kitchen cutlery and silverware dishes. Also watched a few minutes of the caber toss.
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Dump cart panels
It starts with some recycled plywood that’s been sitting in the garage for 5-6 years… just waiting for a purpose.
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Safety Glass
Cutting glass is fairly easy. I’done it with reasonable success over the years. The other day I got the idea to cut a couple pieces of mirror for a project. Its a little more difficult than regular glass and I eventually learned…
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Garage window replacement
When I built this garage 7-8 years ago I reused windows from the in-laws large dining room window. I had to make up my own window casings and every other year I’d have to scrape and paint the casings. But, over time the water got in and leaks led to rot and mold. Time to replace them with some solid vinyl windows.