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Winter is almost non existent as of late yet it is our off season. Off season recreation for us includes days spent in thrift stores, flea markets, and even an occasional yard sale. While shopping last week my wife ran across a long low Rubbermaid brand storage container. It had no lid and was probably utilized to haul a shelf load of what-nots to the thrift store. A two dollar price tag enticed her to see what a long low trough might look like coming out of this mold. We were both pleased…

121K views · 10K likes | Vanessa Minton on Instagram: "How we made this DIY Veggie Rinsing Station! . Wood purchased: 3-2"x4"s 8 feet long 3-4x4"s 8 ft long 1-2"X3" 8 ft long Other supplies: About 30 - 3" wood screws Chop saw Drill Hardware cloth Staple gun Sink . We cut the 4"x4"s to 40 inches tall each. Then made a frame to hold the sink and support the hardware cloth. The frame was made based on the width of the sink with just enough space to allow the base of the sink to fit…

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About this item UNIQUE 2-IN-1: Fountain makes it easy to wash your hands, while the fountain is ideal for getting a drink of water OUTDOOR ACCESSORY: Faucet fountain makes a great addition to your garden or home exterior EASY INSTALLATION: Easy-to-install water fountain attaches to your house wall using any garden spigot WATER BASIN: Fountain includes a deep sink and an adjustable water stream INCLUDES: 2-in-1 water faucet and drinking fountain and necessary hoses

This is the first of a 3 part series on building the outdoor kitchen that you see above. In this first post we will take a look at the block work and forming and pouring the concrete countertop. Please read on. This 3 part series to date: Building An Outdoor Kitchen:#1 Concrete Sink And Countertop, Building An Outdoor Kitchen: #2 Framing The Walls And Roof, Building An Outdoor Kitchen:#3 The Finish. Please read on. This project started out as a need to build a retaining wall for a last…

Readers may notice my fascination with formed and decorative cement work, particularly in Mexico where it has advanced to an art form. These first three photos come from San Carlos, Sonora. This fellow was redoing trim that had fallen to the ravages of salt and hurricanes. I suspect the use of unwashed, alkaline sand might also play a role. Above you may notice that he has added more cement to build out areas that he has already made one pass on. And take a look at this finished side, ready…

Concrete sink removed from old farm house. Put in my barn and painted for fun. I only use one side of it so I made a counter board for the other side where I store supplements. Built the stand from pallet wood and stained to bring the different woods together.

When I was designing the studio bathroom, I wanted to create a few interesting elements for the space. Originally, I was going to use an old dresser for the vanity but it just never felt right. I couldn't find the perfect size dresser, one with clean lines and not too much fuss. So after The Man and