We have a fireplace we want to add some new brick to. I expect it to be quite a project. My better half wants new brick. I prefer the look of old, aged, cracked and worn brick. Who is going to win. Which type do you prefer? Old or new?
We had a lot of trees down this past winter and spring as a result of the hurricanes last fall. Lots of people are still reeling from what happened to their neighbors and to their own yards and are not wanting to go through that again. So there go the trees.
How often do others use holdfasts on their work benches? I've gotten along fine without them, but my friend insists that once I use one or two of them, I'll wonder how I ever got along without them. What is the consensus here?
I need to store a lawnmower and some of the rubber plastic tubs my better half wants to store, and I don't want this to go in the buildings I already have in the back yard. I saw those small Rubbermaid vinyl buildings advertised. How well do these hold up? I don't want a big one.
There are so many new country singers that I can't keep up with them all. I still like Carrie Underwood, and it's always exciting when some of the old folks show up. I adore Reba and Dolly, and you never know! I also love seeing Taylor Swift. I've seen Taylor, Reba, Dolly and Kenny Rogers in...
We tried this the other night after reading about it here. I was able to find some cedar planks and used them to fix the sockeye salmon we were having for dinner. Everyone loved it, although they don't have to fix it this way every week. We do cook salmon once a week in our household.
Do other wordworkers call their wives or husbands into the shop to help them out? My spouse does not like to spend much time in the shop because it's too hot, too cold or too whatever. Sometimes I need a second pair of hands.
I want to build up some beds for flowers and vegetables in our back yard and to make them out of landscaping boards. I want them to last for as long as possible. What types have others used and how long have they lasted?