IKEA also do steel lockable cabinets for offices but not sure how easy you’d get a chainsaw in and out of one.
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With a chainsaw?
Touché.
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Is this just for plain old storage ?
Or does it have a remote security requirement - like a Knaack Box?
Or does it have a remote security requirement - like a Knaack Box?
plain old storage. Just needs to be mouse/rat proof because the little pricks ate the primer bulbs on my chainsaws. Apparently they like chainsaw oil.
The ikea line has progressed since, there are two on adverts i'm asking about.
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Storage talk is hot content.
Storage talk is hot content.
I have no kitchen. Spent a while trying to get a couple of cabinets off the wall last night. Failed. Figured there were some screws I was missing that were keeping them up and thought “leave it to the experts”.
Carpenter arrives this morning, literally puts his hand on top of one of them, and they come away from the wall immediately.
Carpenter arrives this morning, literally puts his hand on top of one of them, and they come away from the wall immediately.
you mean he had a secret trick, or that they were barely hanging on the wall?
You know they are shit hot when they do this
I was smart enough to put a couple of the large screws half back in, just in case gravity took over, so they held them up overnight, but yeah he had a secret trick - not being a pathetic weakling.
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No response yet. I'm gonna wait out the weekend in case they are just busy or somethign and then move on with whatever the next idea is.
Meanwhile i there's a beehive in part of the house now. We kinda don't mind them really - as UTM said 'they are only trying to earn a living'.
I'm between contacting the local beekeeping group to deal with it, or going on a deep dive on how to become a beekeeper with wooden hive up the back somewhere. I wont do anything about this anytime soon though. Enough craic to be at.
Hive them!
80% that's what i'd like to do but the dickehad mice ate my strimmer so i can clear a spot for them till i do a repair on that, which is holding up the woodcutting for next winter so there's a stack of DIY domino sequences that have to happen here to get me to a place where i can even put a hive out there somewhere. I Love real honey like, i'm just as you are well versed, 3-4 diy jobs before the one i want to do
80% that's what i'd like to do but the dickehad mice ate my strimmer so i can clear a spot for them till i do a repair on that, which is holding up the woodcutting for next winter so there's a stack of DIY domino sequences that have to happen here to get me to a place where i can even put a hive out there somewhere. I Love real honey like, i'm just as you are well versed, 3-4 diy jobs before the one i want to do
my mother had an absolutely huge nest in her rafters there last summer. twas a mansard/dormer type roof, so slates, joists, and wall/ceiling (i.e no attic)
local beekeepers tried to get them out humanely, ultimately they had to be manhandled out, take up slates, felt, the lot.
literally buckets full of honeycomb and honey came out of her roof.
You would say that.
I would love multiple Hives (not in the Boys season 4 type way) but I would also like a sloth, pygmy goats, and a mini turtle on a skateboard. So, I can't be trusted.
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Maybe the hives in her name is a verb and not a noun.
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