Thank you for sharing! I love your genuine raw honesty, unpolished, non-fake, obvious heart for the Lord. Keep on sharing, our community of “real” people need each other. 🥰
i wanted something to screen the compost i was making years ago and came up with this exact design but much smaller. i was renting a house and didn't have a wheelbarrow back then, but i had sturdy 'Roughneck Rubbermaid' containers that i fitted a 2x4 frame around. made a 1/4" screen and a 1/8" screen. super handy around the garden & easy to store extra garden soil/compost in the garage
Don’t apologize it works great. Thanks for your video. I have a large property. I sift to avoid hauling heavy dirt. Dirt is 90% of the weight. We built a large sifter for a large project. Made a table like frame about 4’ high, no table top. A 3 sider sifter, 2’ X 6’ suspended by bungee cords below the table frame. Sifter’s closed end is hung higher than the open end. Connected an old reciprocating saw to the high end. The bouncing sifter drops good dirt and rolls rocks & debris down off the low open end. I saw it on TH-cam. Everything’s here, 500 hours of new video every minute.
Here in Canada it will be more like $50,000 😂. We made one of these about 10 years ago, using hardware cloth and it only cost about $50. We needed the hardware cloth because we were removing rocks. The people that owned the house before us had used that white crystal type rock in all the gardens and pathways. Looked great in the ‘70s but we wanted to update and remove it all. Being there for a long time it had worked its way deep into the soil. If my hubby had not built this we would have lost yards of soil. Now I’m going to have him build one of these for finer sifting requirements. At $10,000 per 2x4 we need to save money on soil 😅
Hey! I just found you! I’m a older lady 59 and I am doing my flower garden myself. I watched your edging video and I’m going to get a half moon!!!! I am in the Upstate of SC. Zone 7b. I’m trying to cut down some wild blackberry bushes. I used “Brush Killer” to kill them. I now need to cut them down but my weed eater blade will not go through the inch or more stems! So I’m having to use my Fischer Shan’s held pruning shears and it’s going SLOW!!!! Can you tell me what kind of blade would work better??? Thank you! Oh yea, you need to look up panicle hydrangeas for your lawn! The new Limelight Prime only gets 3-5 feet and has sturdy stems! They are beautiful and live in full sun in zones 3-8!
Being honest, my wife handles all the flowers and trees in our lawn-I handle the grunt work. She has no desire to be on camera, so I do what she tells me and film it. 😂
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Thank you for sharing! I love your genuine raw honesty, unpolished, non-fake, obvious heart for the Lord. Keep on sharing, our community of “real” people need each other. 🥰
You’re welcome, LadyBrave! Thank you for the support. I’m nothing and can’t do anything without Him, BUT I can do all things through Him!
I cooked up some plans for this and my Gorilla cart for my up coming Lawn restoration Project! Thanks for the confirmation that it works!
Glad it was helpful! 👊🏼
i wanted something to screen the compost i was making years ago and came up with this exact design but much smaller. i was renting a house and didn't have a wheelbarrow back then, but i had sturdy 'Roughneck Rubbermaid' containers that i fitted a 2x4 frame around. made a 1/4" screen and a 1/8" screen. super handy around the garden & easy to store extra garden soil/compost in the garage
Omg! I was just telling my Mom I needed something like this! I even tried to make one with a old window screen and my wheelbarrow! 😂 THANK YOU!
You're welcome!
Don’t apologize it works great. Thanks for your video. I have a large property. I sift to avoid hauling heavy dirt. Dirt is 90% of the weight. We built a large sifter for a large project. Made a table like frame about 4’ high, no table top. A 3 sider sifter, 2’ X 6’ suspended by bungee cords below the table frame. Sifter’s closed end is hung higher than the open end. Connected an old reciprocating saw to the high end. The bouncing sifter drops good dirt and rolls rocks & debris down off the low open end. I saw it on TH-cam. Everything’s here, 500 hours of new video every minute.
I like the ingenuity! Thanks, Robert.
Hey Robert… Where do I find the video you are describing?
Here in Canada it will be more like $50,000 😂. We made one of these about 10 years ago, using hardware cloth and it only cost about $50. We needed the hardware cloth because we were removing rocks. The people that owned the house before us had used that white crystal type rock in all the gardens and pathways. Looked great in the ‘70s but we wanted to update and remove it all. Being there for a long time it had worked its way deep into the soil. If my hubby had not built this we would have lost yards of soil. Now I’m going to have him build one of these for finer sifting requirements. At $10,000 per 2x4 we need to save money on soil 😅
Sorry for the video quality. For some reason it only uploaded SD version and not HD.
Does anyone know what kind of wheelbarrow that is?
Hey! I just found you! I’m a older lady 59 and I am doing my flower garden myself. I watched your edging video and I’m going to get a half moon!!!! I am in the Upstate of SC. Zone 7b. I’m trying to cut down some wild blackberry bushes. I used “Brush Killer” to kill them. I now need to cut them down but my weed eater blade will not go through the inch or more stems! So I’m having to use my Fischer Shan’s held pruning shears and it’s going SLOW!!!! Can you tell me what kind of blade would work better??? Thank you! Oh yea, you need to look up panicle hydrangeas for your lawn! The new Limelight Prime only gets 3-5 feet and has sturdy stems! They are beautiful and live in full sun in zones 3-8!
Being honest, my wife handles all the flowers and trees in our lawn-I handle the grunt work. She has no desire to be on camera, so I do what she tells me and film it. 😂
Ok I found your video.
It’s basic, but it works!