In the example, it's always 1/2 lb of wood so the energy (btus) is the same.
Aren't big home protects like that fun? Our basement is almost done after 2 years... Are you using 1/2" drywall or did you go thinner? I'm...
That's pretty neat. I may have to steal his idea. I think our little guy would love one of those on the porch.
I was looking at those. None of the other brands come in a small enough size. I'll mention it to the wife since Christmas is coming up.
Totally dependent on recent diet. After 7-11 pizza I can guarantee that metric poop ton is a little more.
Thank goodness we don't get that kind of snow. Hunt hard while you can. I started bowhunting to take advantage of the longer season here. Runs...
Halle gets Pro Plan Focus for sensitive skin and ground venison from time to time. On a daily basis she gets what the two year old feeds her,...
I agree with bogydave . Hunt while you can. You can plan your cutting and all, but the season's only so long.
Good grief that's expensive.
Those cheap slate tiles are about $1.50 at Home Depot here. That's what we used. There are big variations in color and thickness though, so you'd...
He needs to become proficient before he goes shooting at deer. That's the ethical thing to do. Sounds like he needs to learn a bit. Might not be...
We had a big discussion about battery powered chainsaws at work. Are they worth the cost? How's the battery life and power? I know some of those...
I just about finished up our hearth pad build today. We used slate but similarly, our edges aren't perfect. I laid a strip of lattice material...
I've also used the microwave for the same purpose. Twenty seconds does it. Did it for my wife once. I didn't realize her fancy Christmas socks had...
Those look like great stocking stuffers. I've been known to put baked sweet potatoes, wrapped in foil, in an extra pair of socks...
Not positive but I think a sheet metal under the bricks is allowed. That'd prevent embers from falling through.
Yeah. Keep screwing. Assuming the base is level, I don't think you'd have any issues. Five sheets of Durock with whatever tile you use should get...
I recently bought it at $10 or $11 a sheet at Home Depot. Cheap comparatively.
Could you stack four or five layers of 1/2" Durock? That'd get you there and still be pretty low.
I'm with bassJAM. I've never seen anything like that. It seems cost prohibitive. And while I live in the suburbs, I'm from the country. If it's a...
