Giveaway Results!

Thank you all for your emails for the "Back Yard Stop Light", it is being delivered to Ms. Kathy from Arizona.

Congrats to Kathy!

And stay tuned for our next giveaway!'''

~Kevin

My saw mill came with a crank handle used to raise and lower the blade. The design was as simple as pure as you could get, the design also allowed for easy modifications. Here I added a linear actuator instead of the crank handle. Increased production by 40%

Bird Abodes

~Bird Abodes at Olive Forge~  $7.00 - $40.00

Olive Forge -  Brown's Crossing Rd, Milledgeville, Georgia 

Thu - Sat: 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Olive-Forge/28328162630?ref=ts&fref=ts

~Each unique and can be made to order…contact us~~~

~Kevin Raber - Going-Green

Ranch with mother in law apt

I have always felt it was bad luck to throw away old boots,  They have been at you beck and call and they deserve better than the trash heap

Although I have had better boots, these have done what they could given the quality of construction.  Three pairs of the same boot/ manufacture in 1 1/2 years.  Don't buy Wolverine Boots

working on the sun room siding

I worked in cabinet shop in Montana and that was my introduction to hand and power tools.  That was 1990.  I bought tools for my own arsenal based on what I saw and experienced.  My old tools consist of Porter Cable, Milwaukee  Makita, Between routers, jig saws circular saws drills etc, I have noticed a significant drop in quality and an increase in cost.  99% of those tools are still completely functional and serve me well.  However, tools I have purchased from Lowe's over the past couple of years have FAILED drastically, burn out burn up.  To date my Harbor freight or Wood Workers Supply Catalog tools are out lasting brand names for less than half the cost.  Tools, my suggestion is buy yard sale or pawn shop.  The saw mill, was a $2000.00 purchase, The framing package alone for the house was 7,000 not to mention the sheeting, sub-floor and finished floor and siding etc