Shop Time w/T.W. Friends. Lions, Tigers, & Bears, OH MY! No, spiders and snakes poll.

Guess who's running internet from the house to shop, that'll be fun burying

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It would be great if they supplied one of those with an end that you could take off and put back on. The size hole that you need to drill to get that cable in/out of a building is a PITA.

 

Well wife said I bought a new toilet bowl brush. Says what happened to the handle I thought it would be longer . Then she says here's the owners man

Inside the garage.

 

Agreed. It's the same way with the camera system I put in, the plug is twice as big as the cable. Time to break out the caulk.

 

I would use a hole saw to cut an oversized hole. Save the hole plug and cut out a small circle on the edge of it. Then run the cable through the big hole and put the hole plug in with the small hole just around the cable. Seal and caulk and you are good to go. Did I explain that well enough? Need a drawing?

 

Wish you were closer, I'd let you use my trencher.

 

When I dug my trench, I ran 2 conduits and string in them so when I pull something through the string assists and another string replaces the original one... hopefully that makes sense. Work smarter not harder.

 

I know a guy who has one for his skidsteer but I don't know where the septic tank lines are for my shop. I know where the tank is but not the lines. They must be deep though cause you can't see green strips of grass. I'll get Cole to help me with a shovel, I may run it in some plastic pipe to protect it a little.

 

That's a great idea!

 

I had an idea. I’ll get it installed when I get home.

 

Glad I didn’t drive the Honda today

 

That fake wood grained steel is getting more and more realistic every day.

 

Yeah, my hand drawing was so bad that I threw it away. That looks much better and I must have done a decent job explaining it as your CAD drawing matched the image in my head.

 

Lacking a trencher, last time I needed to bury a line. I used one of tines on the box blade set at it's lowest level to dig a narrow trench in the dirt. It didn't get it very deep, but it was deep enough for my needs.

 

Dowsing rods will tell you where your septic lines run you think about trying that?

 

1st Op on this last part number is about done.. deburring now then onto Op2. This one wasn't nearly as bad as the other part numbers. Program ran great with hardly any adjustments needed this go around.

 

That’s what I’ve always thought.