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Built a Compost Strainer Labor Day Weekend, 2014
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Built a Compost Strainer Labor Day Weekend, 2014
This weekend's building project: Compost Strainer
Most of the wood was reclaimed. You can barely hear me, but you get the idea. Perhaps next weekend I'll demonstrate straining the compost.
Most of the wood was reclaimed. You can barely hear me, but you get the idea. Perhaps next weekend I'll demonstrate straining the compost.
dstack- Posts : 659
Join date : 2013-08-20
Age : 55
Location : South Florida (Ft. Lauderdale), Zone 10A
Re: Built a Compost Strainer Labor Day Weekend, 2014
Pretty nice looking compost strainer. How did you make the track for the wheels to stay on track.
yolos- Posts : 4152
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Re: Built a Compost Strainer Labor Day Weekend, 2014
I picked up some wood pieces in Lowes' scrap heap that had the tracks. Then I found casters that made a perfect fit.yolos wrote:Pretty nice looking compost strainer. How did you make the track for the wheels to stay on track.
dstack- Posts : 659
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Re: Built a Compost Strainer Labor Day Weekend, 2014
Ah ha. I have a few of those lying around I picked up at home depot. They use them for running straps around a load of merchandise to keep it from falling off the pallet. It keeps the sides of the stack of merchandise from getting damaged when the straps are tightened.
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Re: Built a Compost Strainer Labor Day Weekend, 2014
great video. Thank you.
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Re: Built a Compost Strainer Labor Day Weekend, 2014
Exactly!yolos wrote:Ah ha. I have a few of those lying around I picked up at home depot. They use them for running straps around a load of merchandise to keep it from falling off the pallet. It keeps the sides of the stack of merchandise from getting damaged when the straps are tightened.
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Re: Built a Compost Strainer Labor Day Weekend, 2014
Dstack, A couple close up photos of the tracks? Thanks
photos
sanderson wrote:Dstack, A couple close up photos of the tracks? Thanks
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Re: Built a Compost Strainer Labor Day Weekend, 2014
I like the deep sturdy frame...nice.
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Demonstrating my newly built compost strainer. (Video)
I thought I was going to need to modify the strainer by putting in stops for more of a jolt, but I really don't think it's necessary. Straining was easier than I expected it would be!
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Re: Built a Compost Strainer Labor Day Weekend, 2014
Ah HA again. Now I see how the whole contraption stays on the wheel barrow. On your last video you did not show the holes where the pieces of wood fit into the sides of the wheel barrow. Or if you did, I didn't notice them.
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Re: Built a Compost Strainer Labor Day Weekend, 2014
Yes, I made sure to explicitly point that out this time. I assumed people would notice last time. Glad you like it.yolos wrote:Ah HA again. Now I see how the whole contraption stays on the wheel barrow. On your last video you did not show the holes where the pieces of wood fit into the sides of the wheel barrow. Or if you did, I didn't notice them.
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