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RE: Daily Bench Shot - AgGEM - 02-12-2018
(02-12-2018, 07:52 AM)GlenS Wrote: Thanks Redman!! It'll be an adventure I'm sure!!
Rick-- Those are gonna be some very nice chairs!! Can't wait to see the finished ensemble!!
+1.
Ag
RE: Daily Bench Shot - shoottmx - 02-12-2018
[quote='Redman' They built the floor too close to my arse. :laugh:
[/quote]
Too funny!
g
RE: Daily Bench Shot - Stwood_ - 02-13-2018
(02-12-2018, 11:42 AM)Redman Wrote: Someday I'll build a ramp for my saw, it's 6" higher than everything else. They built the floor too close to my arse.
So....we should call you shortlegs Red?
RE: Daily Bench Shot - Gary G™ - 02-13-2018
My bench in Melbourne; it’s about 40” X 30”.
It’s clean for the first time.
This is actually the entire shop here.
It’s pretty amazing what can be built without all the toys.
![[Image: SrRab4SrpXGSgYCc58Hcgbw8Ue5flA834B7Q2N03...893-no?jpg]](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/SrRab4SrpXGSgYCc58Hcgbw8Ue5flA834B7Q2N039gZGaVvU_1sAotRCVLfOKHQDNNdNZALB-CBKfGzv33wiDNbCKCo9JtZGxsLD6T60VT1DX3dXbJCBPJVZ1dz2eqbBopuIVJDMbViDM71J9bDc2kztp3XHkPtvmMT1eVN5-CHHrYK9vgUWCpEm5MRRF3AJWdbJpMYomJteHmoXtKIVfZXXwJ-XvyIzRi1y6bUd9xxZwhH89Ul7LXVQzpQUpNWKUcyUhxYtMV6TvBJ4xFuxyyp9a2JLHi_7o7cnJarht2g3jIhHE9vZk64gpAYPxjuF2j-oyw_Z3FhE5xOHkyBEH8_GQQVUvuniSXnPeECyBEBzNafxJLANbOg3bzibHTNF6vVu5eRQ9eVFSG7-VuY_2627oHVwj5NKIJICPdcNdbZ6dK8RblfSAlxXJP-xydPLJWdyvYdoK9pqAObqJ8yQ6sYwpkfi90dsCvn5-WbsUTU_MgoyIoXoXCevuaVZSOqyI4VHYcaP6zUowTBfarw6M6gIdBawiCeUUXg19-ifXLlRF8kBjDtAghL6MovY8fwSfzICd7nKo2aQ5m15qvF-vXGCm9Hs7YkVadZXTDk=w1245-h1893-no?jpg)
RE: Daily Bench Shot - EdL - 02-13-2018
Had to do some repair on the chicken nest box.
they scratched thru the padding. Have to work until I can get a truck mudflap, ain't scratching thru that.
RE: Daily Bench Shot - Redman - 02-13-2018
(02-13-2018, 05:00 PM)Gary G™ Wrote: My bench in Melbourne; it’s about 40” X 30”.
It’s clean for the first time.
This is actually the entire shop here.
It’s pretty amazing what can be built without all the toys.
Size doesn't matter, it's how you use it. Get your minds out of the gutter folks.
RE: Daily Bench Shot - Redman - 02-13-2018
(02-13-2018, 04:45 PM)Stwood_ Wrote: So....we should call you shortlegs Red?
Hey now. My legs are plenty long it's just that the floor is too high.
RE: Daily Bench Shot - Redman - 02-13-2018
(02-13-2018, 06:44 PM)EdL Wrote: Had to do some repair on the chicken nest box.
I'm curious. That looks like OSB wood. I've never seen a picture of that tree. Do you have a picture of the tree?
RE: Daily Bench Shot - Stwood_ - 02-13-2018
(02-13-2018, 05:00 PM)Gary G™ Wrote: My bench in Melbourne; it’s about 40” X 30”.
It’s clean for the first time.
This is actually the entire shop here.
It’s pretty amazing what can be built without all the toys.
But do you have to back out, or is there room to turn around in there?
(02-13-2018, 06:44 PM)EdL Wrote: Had to do some repair on the chicken nest box.
Strange that they scratch through that. Ours is wooden bottoms. But they just lay in the nest boxes. They don't stay full time.
(02-13-2018, 07:10 PM)Redman Wrote: I'm curious. That looks like OSB wood. I've never seen a picture of that tree. Do you have a picture of the tree?
I've looked for one during my travels, and have never seen one.
RE: Daily Bench Shot - EdL - 02-13-2018
This was a cheap door mat I bought at HD, our previous chickens never tore it up, guess these are more destructive. Wanted something somewhat soft, there is a paint pan lined with it that goes in the opening at the bottom. The egg rolls to the back of the box & falls thru a slot into the pan. Had problems with them eating their eggs.
OSB trees don't grow here, I'm to far north.....
Ed