DIY Home Projects

[Scott F.]

@tjsahara00  upgrading to a larger tool box is always a good idea! Especially if you buy a box bigger than you need.  Then you get to buy more tools to fill it up properly.   

[jc79]

Almost done with this cooler stand.

Larry- is that pallet wood?

Looks like it. I just grabbed 15 from a buddy to have for future projects. I like the cooler table idea for them.


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[clark123456]

Over the years I've accumulated all kind of tools in different small tool boxes. Time to get them organized so I bought a Husky tool box....
51" wide 64'' tall with the lid closed

I saw this item on the 'black friday sale' list.  If you paid more than $798, you might be able to get some money back.

https://www.homedepot.com/p/Husky-Industrial-52-in-W-x-21-5-in-D-15-Drawer-Tool-Chest-and-Rolling-Cabinet-Combo-with-LED-Light-in-Matte-Black-H52CH6TR9HDV3/309210140

[lt99ls1]

Almost done with this cooler stand.

Larry- is that pallet wood?

Yes sir.  I added a bottle opener, catch bin, and handle.

[clark123456]

Almost done with this cooler stand.

Larry- is that pallet wood?

Yes sir.  I added a bottle opener, catch bin, and handle.

Catch bin for the win!

[Bruce]

my chipper just got delivered yesterday, in time for the cold weather and no desire to put it together and use it now.  Not sure if that is a project or not, clean up project.

[clark123456]

my chipper just got delivered yesterday, in time for the cold weather and no desire to put it together and use it now.  Not sure if that is a project or not, clean up project.

Which chipper did you go with? 

Mine has been a beast, but changing the blade is a PITA.

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[Scott F.]

I am getting started on my lean-to projects.  One going on the side of the shop (12ft x 40ft) and one going on the back of the shop (13 x 28ft).

The power company left me a telephone pole awhile back. I chopped it into thirds and that is my posts for the back lean to.  That saved me about $150 as 6x6s run $50 a piece and making laminated posts is about the same.



Here is the boss man inspecting my post hole digging.

[clark123456]

no auger attachment on the tractor?  tisk tisk

[Scott F.]

The struggle is real!

[jd30005]

I hope you took the opportunity to show boss man how to use a post hole digger and have him try it out. 

[Bruce]

my chipper just got delivered yesterday, in time for the cold weather and no desire to put it together and use it now.  Not sure if that is a project or not, clean up project.

Which chipper did you go with? 

Mine has been a beast, but changing the blade is a PITA.

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I bought way more than needed, well that isn't true, could use more.  But a HD 45% off sale made me do it.

heck, its still on sale.  https://www.homedepot.com/p/Brush-Master-5-25-x-3-75-in-445cc-Gas-Powered-Self-Feed-Chipper-Shredder-with-Unique-Innovation-3-in-1-Discharge-Gloves-Goggles-CH10M20/311938217

hoping I can use it for a couple years and not loose too much value.  Or just start renting it out soon.