All of my home improvment right now is focused around getting my landscaping done, which is technically off topic... so lets talk about flooring instead ;-)
I have too many of those to count, and they're almost all redheads. My fiancee and I have a standing agreement that I get to leave her for Neko Case or Norah Jones.
squaring the space for the planting beds / fireplace - first the beds, then the patio - then i can fill the beds with the earth i take out from the patio
and a google search for "redheads in IT" failed :(
I recently had a house built and there was nothing but rocky dirt
There were going to be trees really close to the back of my house so before they built I paid this guy $700 to clear out about 40ft of woods in the back
turns out that the foliage covered a big steep drop off
I work out a deal for $8,500 with this guy to put in 200ft of french drains to handle the incredible amounts of water from the top of the hill since I am on the side of a hill
and also do all the lawn and plants and everthting
I then do a seperate deal with another guy for 140 tons of fill to put in the back where that big drop off is so I will actually have a back yard
he gives me that for 1,600 dollars
I am going to do a website for him and deduct my hours from his hours, pay the difference
Did you have an engineer look at the filling that you're doing and the drainage? I'm worried with that amount of fill that it's going to end up creating a problem downhill
@BMitch If you look closely at the CA state flag you will see a state official handing a fine to the bear
I bought a roll of 14 gauge galvanized steel wire... apparently I will die of cancer if I had bought it in CA
I was making chainmail armour in college as a side business, and I couldn't sell online to anybody in CA because it contained galvanized steel, I needed some kind of permit
To make the links you would take 16 or 14 gauge wire clamp it to a round steel bar and then wrap it around the cylinder with your thumb... it makes the coil
snip the links off the coil like so
The weaver then uses two needle nose pliers to link the patterns
you get one linker and one weaver and you can get a lot done
there... now you guys are all going to make chainmail this weekend