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How to install bright 12 volt LED spotlights on a budget

This video shows how to install bright 12 volt LED spotlights on a budget. Information on how to purchase inexpensive LED lights and metal spotlights is listed at ...

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hammydude12345 commented on 03 Feb 2012

@oxgon Thanks for your comments. Yes, I think ebay is great. I have quite a few patents for devices I invented. I really enjoy fooling around with and trying to improve helis and airplanes.

Ilias Moutzouris commented on 03 Nov 2013

Can you please tell us where did you buy the led lamps? Are they good and last enough years? Thank you

alon perry commented on 16 Sep 2013

where did you bought that led light? email me .

How to make your own pressure cooker, or still.

Trying to make moonshine, so i need a still. buy one...to expensive. use a pressure cooker.....not big enough. stock pot, and common hardware store/household ...

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Piano Man42 commented on 22 Dec 2015

What is wrong with Aluminum for a still, can anyone comment?

gabe fracassi commented on 05 Jan 2016

+Piano Man42 could poison you

Florin Neacsu commented on 16 Nov 2015

... or but a professional one and skip the trouble. Here: //pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.view&id=371336730487&alt=web

Julien Bubler commented on 11 Mar 2016

Those are cheap and dangerous Chinese knockoffs. I bought one, the copper wasn't food grade and the pot was aluminum

Piano Man42 commented on 05 Sep 2015

what exactly is that sealant used? It was never mentioned. Is it Gasket seal from the auto zone for car thermostats? The shit that goes in a cauling gun and seals windows? What the fuck is the product name at the store?

Piano Man42 commented on 22 Dec 2015

+OH LAWD JASUS I am sure that is Not Food safe.

OH LAWD JASUS commented on 09 Nov 2015

I think he used gasket sealant like rtv from autozone.

merl142 commented on 26 Nov 2014

Derek & Jacob Why don't you guys go f**k your selfs

Lukedawg Dangle commented on 02 Jan 2015

agreed they are about as ignorant as can be!

Derek Simerly commented on 22 Nov 2014

You city boys just need to stop what your doin and just go to the liquor store and buy ya a jug of shine. I haven't laughed as hard as I have today , watchin all you idiots tryin to make whiskey. Like Jacob said, ya'll should leave this to us backwoods country boys and give it up.

blake carroll commented on 09 Mar 2016

guarantee I could produce more from a similar set up to his, than you and your "backwoods country folk". Just because your backwoods doesn't mean you can distill any better. The Scottish are the ones who invented distilling.

Serious Survival .02

HEADING FOR THE HILLS THE FOLLOWING ITEMS ARE THOSE YOU SHOULD CARRY IN A HEAVY PACK (I.e,. 55 liter to 75 liter back pack) FOR SERIOUS ...

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r91976 commented on 18 Sep 2013

Please tell me this monster isn't going on your back for more than a mile or so...

Barbara Russell Catering

Barbara Russell Catering specializes in top quality food and cuisine and professional service. Our menus are designed around your ideas and prepared using ...

BillyOh Outback Party 6 Burner Barbecue

Enjoy your garden like never before this summer with the new Outback Party 6 Burner Barbecue from //www.gardenbuildingsdirect.co.uk/. Now you can host ...

C-Fence to Protect Garden

This is our first attempt at this technique, so we'll see how it goes! There's a ton of critters in our neighborhood, so it should be a good test! Check out the online ...

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Rosemarie Chris commented on 27 Jun 2015

How do you get a wheelbarrow in and out?

CompletelyNourished commented on 27 Jun 2015

+Rosemarie Chris - I'm not sure we ever needed a wheel barrow for anything after we built the garden?

Sara Siems commented on 22 Jun 2015

Just build one of these yesterday, per your video! Curious how you reinforced the corner poles as I could see a squirrel still able to scamper up and over on my version. I couldn't get a good look at the corners from the video. Thanks!

CompletelyNourished commented on 27 Jun 2015

+Sara Siems - From what I recall, we added a "patch" section of chicken wire at the corners and secured them on with zip ties. That was years ago and we no longer live in a house or have a garden otherwise I'd double-check for ya. BUT....I'm pretty sure we still had squirrels getting in, but all they did was bury nuts from our walnut trees for the winter....lol....never bothered the veggies ...but then again they had tons of walnuts from our trees to eat. Of course, would squirrels even want veggies??? IDK....I suppose collateral damage is still a threat, either way, if they are in there at all....

Rosemarie Chris commented on 18 Jun 2015

The best video for a groundhog fence. Can you make a video showing the gate to this fenced in area?

CompletelyNourished commented on 27 Jun 2015

+Rosemarie Chris - We didn't make a gate....just stepped over it

Victoria Allen commented on 04 Feb 2015

How did that fence work for you?

CompletelyNourished commented on 12 Feb 2015

It worked great!

Rayzer commented on 28 Apr 2014

That is a very nice looking garden. Great job!

CompletelyNourished commented on 06 Dec 2014

+buyerofsorts Wow! It is amazing!!!! We are following our dream!!! Never monotonous! SO much to see! We don't need to travel for work, but luckily our work allows us to be anywhere!

buyerofsorts commented on 28 Oct 2014

+CompletelyNourishedWhats it like traveling the country full time? Is it for work or all play? Does it get monotonous at times?

CompletelyNourished commented on 14 Jun 2014

Thanks! We actually don't live there anymore. Travel the country full-time in our RV now...so no more garden for us! I miss the fresh veggies...but not all the work! LOL!