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DIY Skills & Projects: how to build a greenhouse from used windows or storm doors; choosing the best chisel; the 100-year hotbed; more Inbox x Mother Earth News info@motherearthnewsmail.com 8:34 AM (5 hours ago) to me Click here to view this message in your browser. -Advertisement- February 22, 2012 How to Build a Greenhouse from Used Windows or Storm Doors Building a greenhouse can be inexpensive if you use recycled doors or windows. And a small greenhouse is a great way to grow a few vegetables right through the coldest months of the year. Experience the excitement of seeing a seed sprout, get a special satisfaction from eating your own harvest, and enjoy the flavors that have been lost in the quest for commercial produce that stays hard as wood in shipping (and also resembles wood in flavor). Start collecting them now. DIY TOOLS Choosing the Best Chisel for Every Project Learn which types of chisels work best for woodworking, carving, timber framing and masonry. Know your tools. DIY GARDEN AIDS The "100-Year" Hotbed A hotbed that is rugged enough to last for many years, while withstanding the worst weather that nature can muster. The best part is that it's easy to build, and you can do it in a weekend. Grow food all year 'round. -Advertisement- DIY HOME HELPS Mother's Workshop: An Old-Fashioned Pie Safe Here's a cabinet with tight joints and close-fitting doors to exclude pests and retain enough humidity to keep pies moist, but also featuring tiny, ant and gnat excluding perforations in the door so air could circulate to prevent mold. Wisdom from the olden days. DIY SKILLS Bricklaying for the Do-It-Yourselfer While easily learned with a modicum of study and forethought, laying brick is both an art and a responsibility. More to it than I thought. DIY KNOWLEDGE Table Saw Safety In my shop, the table saw is the most essential tool. I need it almost as much as I need my thumbs, but I never forget which is more important. And I never forget which one could potentially remove the other. Better safe than sorry. DIY LANDSCAPING Natural Paths and Walkways A country path gently lures, beckons, entices, invites you on a leisurely journey where the trip may be more important than the destination. It takes you around big trees and rock outcroppings rather than over or through them. Does your homestead need one? -Advertisement- VARI-SLICE SEEDER FROM KASCO Kasco Manufacturing's Vari-Slice seeder for worked or no-till conditions, and where tight germination of grass seed is needed, is available in several models with widths from 3', 4', 6' and 8'. The disc angle can be adjusted quickly to move more aggressively over the ground and the rugged cutting coulters cut through roots, limbs and debris. Kasco Manufacturing Website: http://www.kascomfg.com/public/vari-slice/ Home | Products | Privacy Policy | About Us | Contact Us | Customer Service | Site Map | RSS | Advertising Copyright 2012, All Rights Reserved | Ogden Publications Inc., 1503 SW 42nd St., Topeka, Kansas 66609