While what I’d intended to do was a partial flop It was still a good day overall.
I’d set out to get a half dozen chicks but when I arrived they had already sold out, so I failed at that.
However, I did get some plants for the food forest. Concord grapes, more blackberries and a small peach tree. The boys and I had a decent day, one even thanked me for a fun day.
Got some more work gloves and a set of bur bits. And picked up some more 4 1/2″ cut off disks since they were on sell, I generally get a ten pack of them every other time I go to town.
And now I’m 3D printing a noodle drying rack. There are those who would lose their minds over that, is it food safe, is it toxic, etc.. the base and rod holders are PETG and the body and rods of it will be wood, so yes it’s food safe, no it’s not toxic.
I provided a link above in case anyone else wants to print one as well. Mine is white because that’s the color of the PETG I have on hand. It could of course be printed in any filament or color you’d want.
I’ll post pictures of the drying rack after it’s all said and done.
Best of luck and may all your ventures be met with success!
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