Home Improvement Today?

Finished the safe pedestal and installed two watch switches to timers.....

 

Picked up these 2 Bora adjustable saw horses. Well worth the extra money. Legs drop freely with the push of a nice button on the side and collapse easily with the press of a lever. Will definitely be beneficial on future jobs. Fit nicely on the top shelf in my garage, next to table saw stand. They're 2/3 on the shelf. Wide angle camera makes overhang appear more.

 

I was looking at these yesterday as I thinking of getting these for the house but didn't pull the trigger on them.....

 

need to do a little trimming on the underside and the patio is looking good as it cures color seems to be what we were hoping for .....

 

I'd recommend. Adjustable legs are key. One setting is just right for use with a small piece of plywood I have for use as an out feed table for table saw. And those side mounts for 2x4's add so much flexibility for table/work station variations.

 

Nice drainage area in the back yard.

 

Those horizontal 2x6's are for bolting down safe?

 

actually 2X4's but yes for bolting it down

 

The top of that area is 3 homes being built and the final grade has yet to be completed so there is a lot of wash out right now....

 

Oh right...I see that now

 

I might go back by Northern tool and pick them up

 

On the other side of the silt fence there are culvert catch basins one behind each of those homes in a V shape cut swale...They have a ZERO back yard thats flat

 

And I thought the slope on my back yard was bad!

 

Yeah I don't know what someone was thinking when they did designs on those lots....

 

Im surprised they wont put a retaining wall there and make it flat for small, flat backyard. other houses seem to have that

 

Why bother? In this market they'll sell either way.

 

Yeah they opened this last phase of lots (87) in June 21 and were sold out in 7 weeks......

 

If its a flat lot or an extra lot they go for an extra lot to sell....

 

All the subdivisions near me are being built with smaller and smaller yards. Houses around 20' apart at most. I think most people moving to places like that prefer no yard upkeep.