Stuff I need

[scubasteve]

100' of wire capable of handling 120v (14 or 16 ga.). Preferably black, green, and white.**GOT IT**

20' of rebar**GOT IT**

3/4" PVC Elbows and junction boxes.

6 breaker panel box, outdoor

20 stick of 12 ga. galvanized square tubing.

1/2" sheets of plywood, about 5

Anybody got any of this laying around they need to get rid of ?

 

[grits]

I think I have the rebar, New Iberia too far?

 

[shoalsfugro]

Building you own electric chair **LLL** Give me a call, I may be able to help with some of the items. Mike 806-1072

 

[scubasteve]

Thanks, Grits. But yea, NI is a little far for me unless you wanna meet at the Basin Hilton.
I'll give you a shout in a little while, Shoals.

 

[electrode1998]

Hey, I have some 1/2 pvc I am about to throw away today. Call me and I'll give you what I have. I live about 10 min. from Shols.

Dave 225-603-6211

 

[grits]

Thanks, Grits. But yea, NI is a little far for me unless you wanna meet at the Basin Hilton.
I'll give you a shout in a little while, Shoals.

Thats no problem? Any specific length you need or can I cut it to fit my expedition?

 

[scubasteve]

I'm using the rebar to stake down some landscape timbers to try and keep my rocks where they belong and ou of the yard. Need 3/8 or 1/2" in 12"-14" lengths.
I'm going to Beaux's right now to see what he has. Let me see what he has and I'll get back with ya. If you come this way, I should be able to meet you somewhere.
The other stuff is being used to wire up my boteport and make a loft to store dogboxes, toobs, and ice chest.
I appreciate all the replies.

 

[edman87k5]

I use the 12" spikes- big nails for staking down timbers. They work great and leave a clean look. I would offer up some rebar, but all I have is rather large.

 

[scubasteve]

Tell me more of these 12" spikes of which you speak.

 

[edman87k5]

I get mine at the local hardware store. Look like a big nail, 12" long, maybe 3/8" dia. I always drill a 1/4" hole before driving them, nailing the head flush with the wood-they hold well, look better than the rebar and are easier to work with. They are sold by the pound at hardware stores, weigh just under 1/2 pound each.

 

[dantheman]

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[electrode1998]

Hey scuba,
The 1/2" pvc is also here on my fence and I'll leave it here for you. I have used the 12" nails for my lean-too for 10 years now and I have had no shifting of the boards.

I think I bought mine from home depot or lowes. If you make it here today I should be home most of the day and I will look to see If I have any 12" nalis left in the box that I used to have. I know I did not throw something like that away. If I have them you can have some.

How many do you need? I usually used 2 or maybe 3 per 8-10 feet of wood.

Let me know.

 

[Mr_Willson]

whats the heck is scuba building? shed/workshop?

 

[scubasteve]

whats the heck is scuba building? shed/workshop?

Don't tell anyone else, but the Obama Administration is contracting me to hold Guantanamo Detainees here in the states while they await their trials.

 

[electrode1998]

I did find the spikes you should need in my shed. I have quite a bit so you are welcome to some if you need some.......just let me know about how many you need.....

These are 3/8 x 12" and I have used this type on several home projects....The ones I have are in a box and new.