What have you made/created today?

Thanks!

 

PigMahal post poured and then back filled and tamped pouring tomorrow then work on Sunday roof on Monday

 

So im curious whats PigMahal? I know absolutely zero when it comes to farm animals.

 

Aahhhhh gotcha, lol

 

The product I’m familiar with is called “Enviro-Tex” I believe, a good hardware store should have it. It’s used on interior bars often, pours on, self levels. I believe it’s the same stuff ballet point dancers use to harden the toes on point shoes.
https://www.fewproducts.com/Envirot...MIx9Gv1pDv4QIVxJ6zCh13igRQEAQYASABEgLB0PD_BwE

 

It is, was a joke I said to my uncle and it stuck

 

He is my inspiration for pig pen I have the panels and gonna make a lean to for there shelter in the rear so they have a nice shady area. Will see how it goes

 

Got to keep the bacon seed protected.

 

dont want them to get pre-seared

 

I personally have most experience with a marine resin-epoxy called marine pro. It costs about as much as the envirotex stuff that was recommended above, will probably do about the same job. Make sure you have a surface for the stuff to drip, and if you mix large batches be careful; some epoxies mix and have chemical reactions that create some pretty intense heat. You'll want a ventilated area like a garage, and possibly a torch for bubbles. Whatever brand you buy, do some research on how people apply it, they usually tell you all you need to know. As long as everything is level, it will make for a really great water resistant tabletop

 

Finished this a few weeks ago

 

Finished up a fence and a couple gates.
There's another 35' of fencing behind the second gate to the back property line.

 

Is that cedar or treated wood?

 

Con heart rough redwood.

 

Looks good! Do you stain it or leave it bare? (I cut metal for a living not wood so I'm a complete noobie when it comes to this)

 

Just leave it bare. It's two main purposes are to keep the deer (fleas and ticks) out and the baby in. Most of the posts are set in gravel except the gate and end posts. Lasts just as long and post replacment is done with a vacuum instead of a jack hammer. The hog wire panels fit snug in the gate frames so sagging isn't an issue. No bottom stops (wires peg into bottom rails) so no rot from debris build up.

 

Now it makes sense, the dofferent post heights confused me a little to, but the pigmahal kinda lost me, lol

Told ya i know nothing about farm animals, not even jokes, lol

 

how many bags of concrete?