Trying to make a go of it in the shop, we may have a few wholesale buyers for these.... I think it turned out great, lots of really good features. Any feedback for improvements are always welcome!
Oldsarge
Composter... Last one for the week, I promise!
- Oldsarge
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Composter... Last one for the week, I promise!
6x12 Home Built Table
Hypertherm PowerMax 85
CandCNC Dragon Cut 620 DTHC IV
CorelDraw X7, Sheetcam, Mach 3
"Better to attempt great things and fail than to live in the gray twilight where there is neither victory or defeat"
Hypertherm PowerMax 85
CandCNC Dragon Cut 620 DTHC IV
CorelDraw X7, Sheetcam, Mach 3
"Better to attempt great things and fail than to live in the gray twilight where there is neither victory or defeat"
- mekanic13
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Re: Composter... Last one for the week, I promise!
Great idea! Would you be willing to share the files for this one?
My son has started a business picking up food scraps from homes and businesses in the Cleveland area then taking it to various community gardens for composting. He uses bicycles with special trailers for the pick-ups. Right now they are manually turning over the compost in large wooden bins. These would be a big help and more efficient I think.
Mike
My son has started a business picking up food scraps from homes and businesses in the Cleveland area then taking it to various community gardens for composting. He uses bicycles with special trailers for the pick-ups. Right now they are manually turning over the compost in large wooden bins. These would be a big help and more efficient I think.
Mike
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Re: Composter... Last one for the week, I promise!
mekanic13 wrote:Great idea! Would you be willing to share the files for this one?
My son has started a business picking up food scraps from homes and businesses in the Cleveland area then taking it to various community gardens for composting. He uses bicycles with special trailers for the pick-ups. Right now they are manually turning over the compost in large wooden bins. These would be a big help and more efficient I think.
Mike
That's awesome! Good for your son! I'm out of the shop for the next day or two, but as soon as I get there I'll post the files and maybe a little how-to... They work really well, and will last for years!
Oldsarge
6x12 Home Built Table
Hypertherm PowerMax 85
CandCNC Dragon Cut 620 DTHC IV
CorelDraw X7, Sheetcam, Mach 3
"Better to attempt great things and fail than to live in the gray twilight where there is neither victory or defeat"
Hypertherm PowerMax 85
CandCNC Dragon Cut 620 DTHC IV
CorelDraw X7, Sheetcam, Mach 3
"Better to attempt great things and fail than to live in the gray twilight where there is neither victory or defeat"
- mekanic13
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Re: Composter... Last one for the week, I promise!
Thanks, That would be great. He was actually just on the front page of the Plain Dealer newspaper in Cleveland yesterday. A nice article about the business.
Mike
Mike