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Seaview Homestead
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 7 ม.ค. 2013
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My $500 Convertible Workshop - at the end
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Taking a break from making garlic powder. It’s a short walk through the front yard from the Powder Room where garlic is processed to the hoop shop or Lead Shed (as in heavy metal lead shed) where I restore old wood sash. I made it convertible with three layers; screening, clear greenhouse poly, and a heavy duty tarp.
How I Harvest and Cure Garlic
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Not the traditional way of doing it but it works for me. Faster, cleaner, same results as when I use to tie them in bundles and hang them to cure.
Carrots- To thin or not to thin.
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This is how I do it. At some point they’ll all get yanked but right now they’re still babies.
The She Shed
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Built 28 years ago with mostly salvaged materials it was supposed to be a garden shed but that never happened. It’s first use was a summer guest house, we live near the beach, it had all the amenities; cable tv, fridge, microwave, toaster oven, two burner propane stove, coffee maker, hot & cold water with an outside shower, sleeping for four and more. However, the old saying is true, “guests ar...
Rollup Sides On Cattle Panel Hoop House
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Two different methods to achieve the same result.
Sifting Bedding From the Chicken Coops
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I added 1/4” hardware cloth on the inside of the sifting cylinder. The outside is 1/2” which is perfect for compost used in the garden. The 1/4” finer material is for potting up seedlings.
Old HF Cement Mixer Turned Into An Automatic Compost Sifter For $15
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I take no credit for this concept. There are many videos showing different ways to accomplish the same end result. I used what I had on hand, with the exception of the hardware cloth, and although it ain’t pretty, it works better than expected.
Chicken's Water Heater
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A very simple solution to freezing water. That's a 25W bulb and no, I'm not worried about using extension cords. Ran it like this all last winter with no issues. Installed new cords this year, in conduit.
Brother Gardener, I like your Style ! Your video is EXACTLY what I needed.!!!!!! I just got home from buying a second hand mixer, just like yours. I got it from a Market Place add. I have the Concrete wire and Hardware cloth all ready. I will probably reinforce it just maintenance
@@barryjanis It will save you so much work. If I had to make another one I would use some sort of quick release hold down clamps for the cage so it could easily be removed and put back on. I used perforated strapping and zip screws which is still removable if needed but just not a quick method.
Such a great set up!
Beautiful garlic 🙂
It's a beautiful thing!
Amazing! ♥️💚
I am sure your beautiful wife loves this place.
❤
Sir, I saw a guy who did something kinda like this. However, he reinforced the ends with a bicycle rims. Made it very sturdy. Yours works well, just food for thought. Nice job!!!
Very cool.
Nicely done sir.
I like what you're doing
Nice job of re-purposing what you had on hand! Looks like it works well, although I wonder how the dust it throws off is affecting your lungs. Thanks for sharing this video!
Looks like you have a nice place! Thanks for the video!
I wonder if the mixer part would breakdown leaves. I have very thick magnolia leaves and I saw a leaf shredder on Amazon but it wasn’t cheap.🤔
What about running a push mower over the pile of leaves a few times?
Put the leaves in a big container if you have a strimmer get a metal cutter and that shreds then really quickly or as someone else said put a lawn mover over them, the strimmer works fine for me and really breaks things down, I then put it all in a huge worm bin I have and let the worms do the composting
Yippie 🙋♀️ I have a cement mixer I bought at a yard sale.. and I have chickens… thank you thank you🏆
Genius!
Brilliant and I have the same mixer for making potting mix!
Trash can lid is brilliant
Thanks, this sifter is in its second year of use and amazingly still holding together and working flawlessly. I thought it would fall apart after a few uses.
If you have access to power why don’t you just use a heated chicken waterer , seriously you can get one for under $20, this is an absolute waste of time
How about, you do you, and I’ll do me. The only waste if time I see is me replying to your comment.
I want to do this with my mixer, but don't have access to concrete wire. Nobody giving metal away...
Ride around new construction building sites, when cement is being laid down. Ask the crew for a piece 4ft X 6ft , should work. Good Luck.
This is the cheapest set up I've seen. Looks great!
It’s that time of year, I’ll be plugging in tomorrow. Its in the 20s at night now. This heater setup has been working flawlessly since the day I put it together five years ago. I just used what I had on hand and got lucky.
Good video man! Looking forward to more videos from ya! What zone are you in btw?
Thanks Brad, I’m in zone 6, coastal RI.