1793
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jaylectricity
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- Massachusetts
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That's pretty neat. I might try to do something like the first one with the 4 elbows to hang things on. The girlfriend wants to build a bird house.
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- Chapel Hill, NC
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- Retired Electrical Contractor
I built a fence to keep the deer out of my yard with used 1/2" emt I ripped out of a job and used wire as the lats-- doesn't look great but I get to eat my veggies.
BTW I had to go over 10 feet because one deer was jumping it at 10'. A gun would have been a cheaper solution.
BTW I had to go over 10 feet because one deer was jumping it at 10'. A gun would have been a cheaper solution.
Hendrix
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And you could have eaten it with your veggies.
K8MHZ
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- Electrician
Those are cool!
I use small diameter EMT to make 'hooks' with about a 6 or so inch radius. One end of the hook gets flattened out. A couple holes are drilled in the flat end for screws which are used to mount the hooks to a wall. They are great for hanging ladders and storing pipe and other long items. The best part is they can usually be made from scrap pieces.
I use small diameter EMT to make 'hooks' with about a 6 or so inch radius. One end of the hook gets flattened out. A couple holes are drilled in the flat end for screws which are used to mount the hooks to a wall. They are great for hanging ladders and storing pipe and other long items. The best part is they can usually be made from scrap pieces.
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