Difference between revisions of "TurnableComposter"
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I took a food grade plastic barrel we had on the shelf forever and some scrap wood and leftover cart wheels and made a turnable composter. Now we will have some of the greatest compost for our garden this year! | I took a food grade plastic barrel we had on the shelf forever and some scrap wood and leftover cart wheels and made a turnable composter. Now we will have some of the greatest compost for our garden this year! | ||
− | I | + | I put some small bicycle wheels on it so we can move it through grass and dirt when it's full of heavy compost. I cut apart the old copper shower piping from the last shop and made a turning handle out of it. It has a rope handle to pick up and move it around the garden. |
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[[File:ComposterWithCrankHandle.jpg]] | [[File:ComposterWithCrankHandle.jpg]] | ||
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Revision as of 22:48, 9 May 2012
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Overview
I took a food grade plastic barrel we had on the shelf forever and some scrap wood and leftover cart wheels and made a turnable composter. Now we will have some of the greatest compost for our garden this year!
I put some small bicycle wheels on it so we can move it through grass and dirt when it's full of heavy compost. I cut apart the old copper shower piping from the last shop and made a turning handle out of it. It has a rope handle to pick up and move it around the garden.