Get solar they said. It'll be great they said.

Grab 3.70GB of survival pdfs of every possible scenario.

- Alternative Energy
- Army Field Guides
- Beekeeping
- Bug Out
- Bushcraft
- Butchering
- Cold Weather Survival
- Counter-Terrorism
- Emergency Medicine
- Emergency Shelter
- Fishing
- Food & Storage
- Food Preparation
- Foraging
- Gardening & Food Production
- General Emergency Preparedness
- Hygiene
- Knot-Tying
- Livestock
- Medicinal Plants
- Military & Law Enforcement
- Nuclear
- Other Skills
- Permaculture
- Recipes
- Security & Defense
- Self Defense
- Snaring and Hunting
- Survival Cooking
- Survival Guides
- Trades & Skills
- Tree Crops
- Urban Survival
- Various Others
- Water
- Wilderness Survival

Funniest thing just happened.... Wife shouts from kitchen: Have you seen a cardboard sleeve I made? Did you throw it away?

Me:yeah, it was on the counter and I was cleaning up.

Her:why would you throw that away, couldn't you tell that was cut to a specific shape? Didn't you think it had a purpose? It's the cover for the spaetzle press.

Me: why don't you label it so I know.

Her: FINE! You are such a dumbass sometimes.... OK... how do you spell "spaetzle"

Air tight / vaporproof new work gang box.

Carlon FN-236-V Outlet Box, New Work, Vapor-tight, 2 Gang, 3-1/2-Inch Length by 4-Inch Width by 3-1/4-Inch Depth, Black

We finished the end walls of the green house today. I installed extra corner brackets on all the 2" square tubing joints. Sorry , no pictures today. We also peeled all the protective plastic off the coroplast doors and hung four doors. And the last thing was installing some catches to stop the doors from sliding off the end of the tracks.

Tomorrow we will install the corrugated poly on the end walls and hopefully the flashing trim and wiggle wire tracks.

I've mentioned this before but it's worth mentioning again. A guy around here built a butlers pantry on the back side of the kitchen. He super insulated the room and put the heatpump water heater inside it. The heatpump water heater makes hot water and exhausts cool air as if it was a small airconditioner. So the pantry off his kitchen stays about 60F 12C. The cool air is a free byproduct of taking showers and using hot water.

Additionally, he made the access door to the butler pantry a hidden door. This shelf is the access to the pantry

Thanks @masterbrains

Great tip for your speed square as a saw guide.