++ ATOT official NEF thread part IV ++

[TurtleCrusher]

Wife comes home from her trip today. No more freedom!

 

[Red Squirrel]

raked the leaves, omg so many. It does not look like I did it since I was not being OCD abut getting each one, but I got the worst of it. I cheated, I pilled some along the side of the house so I saved myself about an hour worth of work. It's the bagging that takes so long. I need to look at building some kind of incinerator, but it would probably be illegal.

I actually did bag it all once, I had about 20 large bags, only one fit in the city garbage bin. It took me all winter to get rid of them. I was packing them down very good with sledge hammer as I went so managed to get it down to like 4 bags given I only bagged a small portion of them instead of everything.

 

[bigboxes]

moo

 

[TurtleCrusher]

raked the leaves, omg so many. It does not look like I did it since I was not being OCD abut getting each one, but I got the worst of it. I cheated, I pilled some along the side of the house so I saved myself about an hour worth of work. It's the bagging that takes so long. I need to look at building some kind of incinerator, but it would probably be illegal.

I actually did bag it all once, I had about 20 large bags, only one fit in the city garbage bin. It took me all winter to get rid of them. I was packing them down very good with sledge hammer as I went so managed to get it down to like 4 bags given I only bagged a small portion of them instead of everything.

Would an industrial-like blender take down its size? Use it as fertilizer?

 

[Red Squirrel]

Would an industrial-like blender take down its size? Use it as fertilizer?

I was thinking that too, if I could get it down to a rather fine dust, it would probably not take up as much space and I could probably even spread it throughout the entire lawn without it actually being noticeable. Since the leaves are so dry it would probably work decently.

 

[bigboxes]

moo

 

[bigboxes]

moo

 

[bigboxes]

moo

 

[Bubbleawsome]

128 unread messages what a nice even number

 

[Pick2]

Never guess what I bought today ... A shed ... been reading to many of Red Squirrel's posts

 

[Pick2]

took days to get caught up with this thread ...

 

[sdifox]

Never guess what I bought today ... A shed ... been reading to many of Red Squirrel's posts

Build <> buy

 

[Pick2]

Adopted a dog from the pound Friday ... 4 year old Boxer named Bruno ... Only 52 lbs - should be ~75 - thin as a rail - have to put some meat on them bones.
Integrated into the home / pack just fine. He's just Soooo happy to be here

 

[Pick2]

Build <> buy

I spent hours pricing parts to build one from scratch vs building from parts - some premade pieces etc , and it tops a grand pretty quick.
This was $602 for a 14' X 10' complete steel shed. End of season discount. Just need to ass ... semble it ... the FUN part

 

[sdifox]

I spent hours pricing parts to build one from scratch vs building from parts - some premade pieces etc , and it tops a grand pretty quick.
This was $602 for a 14' X 10' complete steel shed. End of season discount. Just need to ass ... semble it ... the FUN part

You must live out in the boonies to not need a permit to put that up.

 

[sdifox]

Korean spammer back

 

[Pick2]

You must live out in the boonies to not need a permit to put that up.

Well , We did check the "Official Website" and it didn't seem like we needed one for a shed. We need to go downtown for the new dog monday , so we'll double check the permit thing while we are there.

 

[sdifox]

Well , We did check the "Official Website" and it didn't seem like we needed one for a shed. We need to go downtown for the new dog monday , so we'll double check the permit thing while we are there.

There is usually a size limit on sheds that don't require building permit.

 

[AMD64Blondie]

Adopted a dog from the pound Friday ... 4 year old Boxer named Bruno ... Only 52 lbs - should be ~75 - thin as a rail - have to put some meat on them bones.
Integrated into the home / pack just fine. He's just Soooo happy to be here

We need pictures.

 

[Pick2]

$602 spent at Menard's yesterday ... advertisement in this mornings paper says: 11% off EVERYTHING (starts today) ...
Normal luck for me ...

 

[sdifox]

$602 spent at Menard's yesterday ... advertisement in this mornings paper says: 11% off EVERYTHING (starts today) ...
Normal luck for me ...

Price match. Or tell them you'll return everything and buy them again.

 

[Pick2]

Born under a bad sign.
I've been down since I began to crawl.
If it wasn't for bad luck,
I wouldn't have no luck at all.

nef that Tune !
and hope you're not affected by it forever more ...

 

[sdifox]

Or just take your recipt in, buy everything again, and refund it all on the spot with old receipt.

 

[Pick2]

Or just take your recipt in, buy everything again, and refund it all on the spot with old receipt.

Yup , That's the plan.

 

[Red Squirrel]

For here anything under 108ish sqft does not need a permit. Made mine even 100. And yeah buying premade is cheaper though they tend to be smaller, I hit over 2 grand on materials for mine now lol. Lumber was close to 2 grand, and then add random accessories like fasteners etc. It's the plywood at adds up fast, about $40 per sheet.

Mine is at a stand still until the temperature can stay below zero. It's been raining too much. Need 3-4 days straight of no rain as the next steps will be kind of hard to tarp up so I need to be able to leave it untarped overnight.