The Log house Project begins........

[tnmike]

If you really want to get fancy punch a design into the tin with a nail like the old pie safes had. Looks great.

 

[MotorSeven]

My water also smelled of sulfur. I installed an air injector in the well line before the tank and it takes care of it. My well man told me to try it. Cheap and effective.
http://www.ohiopurewater.com/shop/files/ClackPVCnotes.pdf
The only draeback to this setup is the eventual buildup of air in your storage tank. You'll have to drain it once in a while.

Ike, I did go ahead and get the system from the well drilling company. It has a venturi valve that draws air into the system, but also a mixing tank where the water is sprayed through a bunch of holes, then onto the filter/media tank. All this captures the sulphur as a solid which is then backwashed out of the system every two days. So far it has taken care the problem and will be a hands off system until the media needs changing years down the road.

 

[forgeblast]

http://www.northerntool.com/shop/tools/product_200381619_200381619
its an ir air shear.
this air shear is excellent. I use it all the time when welding up flowers for my wife, or for cutting light weight metal. You can just zip right along and it leaves the edges flat. I found one on ebay for 25.oo I guess they didnt know what they had.

 

[Dr Dave]

The air shears are good,but electric is easier to manuever with cord verses air hose. Menards has them on sale fore $49.00 for ToolShop brand. I have a Milwaukee and love it. I used to build my own car body panels, for my 3 stock cars, out of 18ga steel, it has cut hundreds of feet. Before that i used the aviation snips, yellow cut straight, red cuts right, green cuts left, they work good for smaller projects.
The doors look great, i sure like your home.

Dave

 

[MotorSeven]

So now y'all jump on Brandi's bandwagon???...now that my knuckles are all cut up and my blood pressure is running the average "Irish High"......sheesh..........:laughing:

Nothing got done today............. at all. Had jury duty and was the last juror in the room to get picked.......8 hr trial. I will not post details but it was a boundary dispute over 39' on a 38 ac tract of land:confused2:

 

[Iplayfarmer]

I empathize with the inconvenience of having to serve jury duty, but thank you for doing your part. We need more good people like you on juries. Maybe then we'd have fewer rediculous legal rulings in this country.

 

[MotorSeven]

I empathize with the inconvenience of having to serve jury duty, but thank you for doing your part. We need more good people like you on juries. Maybe then we'd have fewer rediculous legal rulings in this country.

Oh what a story I could tell............ath:

 

[tnmike]

Motor took some more of his time to help me saturday morning. I had some grading done around my barn and another one of my outbuilding. I wanted an open shelter on the back of the barn. We got this up in four hours. (12 x 16 feet) Two hours of that was digging three post holes in the slate from hel*. Ask him about the middle post hole. Thanks again Rick.

 

[MotorSeven]

Thou must "imbed":

:thumbsup:

 

[tnmike]

HOW did you do that? I have been trying to rotate the image for thirty minutes. When I uploaded it it rotated the image 90 degrees left.