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This is what I got... found it on clearance at Mill's Fleet Farm for $260.

http://www.lemproducts.com/product/590/saws_slicers

It is a really impressive saw. Very well made... much better than...

I've seen these at some of the farm stores and I'm wondering if anyone has used one of these? How well does it work? Can you cut meat straight out of the deep freeze with them or does it need to be...

I would find out the current per-therm price they want for the natural gas and compare to the current per-gallon price for propane from your dealer... Propane has something like 92,000 btus per...

How are they going to grade the site and do all the concrete prep work and all that after the building is in place? I suppose it could be done with skidsteers but it seems like it would be a lot...

If I was to have a slab poured for a post frame building would I have to know exactly where the posts were going to be and leave holes in the slab for the posts? Or do they typically pour a simple...

I was thinking that might be the way to go too but the place I looked at that had those did not have a crimp tool for them. They said just use anything at all to crush them... didn't seem like that...

What is the best way to splice together two rolls for a long run of fence? I was thinking about overlapping them by a few verticals and wrapping wire around the vertical strands.

Thanks.

The power drain on a charger is minimal unless you are discharging (like if you have a short or something is leaning against the wire). All the solar ones have batteries. It's a pretty ideal...

The big mail order places do a good job, I've used them before with no problems. You might also check out the local farm store(s). Some of them have birds in the string time to early summer.

I ended up using a bunch of road gravel... more fine stuff than I would like but that is what I could get delivered. I think it will be fine. One of the existing hydrants I pulled out had no gravel...

What kind and how much gravel should I use at the base of a yard hydrant so it drains properly? Can I use peagravel or should I get something bigger? Also, do I need to do anything to the drain hole...

I bought a 10" hitachi as a gift and used it some, it is a nice saw in the budget range ($150). Haven't been too impressed with what I have seen of Delta lately.

The lasers have to be mounted to the side of the blade which makes them not very accurate. They do have expensive models with dual lasers (one on each side) that would be accurate though. I just use...

I have the Hitachi also. It's a great saw for the money. I like it a lot better than the Ryobi I had before that.

You don't ever NEED a double bevel saw but if you are going to be doing a lot of crown moulding it is handy. That is about the only time you need it. Either way, it is a great tool to have. It's...

Prompt is the default setting. Just make sure you always say no unless you have a very good reason for saying yes. There are very, very few legit ActiveX controls you want to load. And many you want...

Anyone have any suggestions on how to bait for a fox or weasel? I tried using dry cat food for starters, now I am using raw hamburger and hot dogs, and I've moved the trap a couple times... but am...

You might want to consider resale too. That is the kind of weird thing that can cause lots of problems when you try to sell.

2-4D is the main ingredient, one of the most common herbicides. You can get a much more concentrated 2-4D formula than Weed-b-gone if you have a lot to do. The concentrate is something around 3%, you...

They have decent quality metal hose reels for around $60-70 that hold 150+ feet of hose. You could remove the handle and replace it with a pully, then hook up a surplus electric motor to it with a...

I found a type of polyester resin that is FDA approved for food handling so that is what I will use. I am thinking about using plumbers putty to round the corners. Modeling clay would work too but is...

Anyone ever make something out of fiberglass from scratch? I need some stock tanks that will fit in an odd space and was thinking about making them out of plywood lined with fiberglass. It seems like...

If it happens to be a Graco sprayer and you do get an extension make sure to take it apart and put a washer in there (not included). It took me several trips back to the store and several faces full...

What about putting the posts close together at potential human access points? Say T-posts 3 or 4 feet apart?

Might want to check out these guys too. They make similar stuff.

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