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Nov
11
HSB asked:
I have a bumper sticker and my sons drawing. Should I frame it (I don’t want it for the wall I just want it to last forever together). What is a permanent way to save these two cherished items together forever?
JARED
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I have a bumper sticker and my sons drawing. Should I frame it (I don’t want it for the wall I just want it to last forever together). What is a permanent way to save these two cherished items together forever?
JARED
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May
28
Filed Under (Do It Yourself (DIY)) by Kert
peterkolozvary asked:
Here is my situation. Imagine a young childs drawing of a house. It’s one square with a triangle on top right? Well that is the layout of my yard? Do I lose yard and just stick with the square or do I add the two angled sides and gain some yard? If I stick with the square only I won’t lose that much yard but enough to make a small difference. If I do decide to go with the two angled sides what is the best way to go about building that? I’m imagining two posts need to be side by side at three different points. Will that create a space between the two posts together? Do I dig one giant hole or two separate holes for these two posts? I’m also connecting to my neighbors fence on my right side and my top right post will go higher or farther out than his corner. Is it too much of a hassle to add the two diagonal sides for a beginner?
ROLAND
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Here is my situation. Imagine a young childs drawing of a house. It’s one square with a triangle on top right? Well that is the layout of my yard? Do I lose yard and just stick with the square or do I add the two angled sides and gain some yard? If I stick with the square only I won’t lose that much yard but enough to make a small difference. If I do decide to go with the two angled sides what is the best way to go about building that? I’m imagining two posts need to be side by side at three different points. Will that create a space between the two posts together? Do I dig one giant hole or two separate holes for these two posts? I’m also connecting to my neighbors fence on my right side and my top right post will go higher or farther out than his corner. Is it too much of a hassle to add the two diagonal sides for a beginner?
ROLAND
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