Eric Kirkhuff "The Swiss Army Knife"

Material List Below – BTW if your trying to figure out why the box looks like it does, it is because we built it upside down, so we could put the 5th leg in the middle so it would support the large span, and when we were done, we flipped it over ready to go. Make sure your bottom boards have 1/4″ spacing for good drainage, and staple screen material over the slats so you do not lose valuable planter material. There are lots of planter-boxes you can buy, but nothing gives you a more satisfied feeling as making the planter-box yourself. After-all, you’re making the box to grow vegetables so you do not need to rely on anyone else for most of your survival. Comment below if you want me to give you more details. All materials were purchased at Home Depot. We did our homework and found that the more wood you use is Cedar is the best choice for the design, as it does not “ugly out” like Redwood or standard doug fir does.BTW, I know that I messed up the title, working gettin used to VideoShop.app, which was edited on my iphone. Expect better. Materials list for this box – I chose Cedar Fence posting as it was cheaper and all you have to do it cut off the tabs and you got great wood. Here is the list – 31 each fence 72″ x 5.5″ x 0.625 Home Depot item number – 769887020043 cut 55″ long 2 each 4×4 11.32 (not redwood make careful cuts 5 legs, not 6) 4 legs @ 32″ and 5th leg @ 13 3/8″ Item number – 073291330019 2 Each 2×4 standard stud (not redwood) 3 boxes of 1 5/8″ Coarse Drywall Screws 1LB 1 Box of 2″ Coarse Drywall Screws 1LB 1 Box of 2 1/2″ Coarse Drywall Screws 1LB

This is for your loved ones that are living at home and have Dementia family that wants to physically run out or sneak out the door to try and “go home” or just attempt to get out of the place they life or stay with that feeling of “I’ve got to be going” syndrome. I did this with my 92 year old mom to keep her safe and to lower my 94 year old Dad’s stress, as she was trying to get out and my Dad could not keep up. I hope you find this helpful for your family member or friend. We basically turned the keypad to the inside so mom could not get out and then used the deadbolt on the bottom to keep the door secure. Let me know your experiences and how this helped.

This steps you through the problem and the solution, showing you how to remove some difficult Pillar or side molding, how to dry your carpet, and everything you need to know about the Lexus water Sunroof wet carpet water leak. Lexus did a really poor job with this design on the 2004 and other models. You have probably watched many RX330 leaking solutions, but they not permanently fix the issue. The “Swiss Army Solution” is to never have the problem happen again. This was the 3rd time in 2 years. I call it a Hack-Fix but it really is an Engineers approach to making something right. Also, you may see similar issues with other trucks with sunroofs so you may be able to use this instructional video as a guide. I have a feeling that this video is going to be very helpful for many frustrated Lexus Owners. Even if you cannot do it yourself, you can buy the parts and have a handy mechanic do it for you at a modest fee. Write me if you have questions. E P.S. I made another video on Rear Taillights leaking.