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How Do You Make A Compost Bin From Scrap Pine Wood?

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How Do You Make A Compost Bin From Scrap Pine Wood?

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Pine is a great material to make compost bins, because the natural odor of the pinewood disguises many of the unpleasant odors of a compost bin. However, working with scrap wood, whether it is pine or oak, can be a headache when you are attempting to build a structure of certain dimensions. Measure the scrap pieces of pinewood; this will help you determine the size of your compost bin. Look for pieces at least 3 feet long; and sit to the side. If you do not have enough pieces measuring 3 feet long to build four sides measuring 3 feet tall, you will have to patch pieces together. Mark all longer pieces at 3 feet with a pencil. Draw straight lines and 90-degree angles using a carpenter’s square. Cut the pieces to all measure 3 feet long, if possible, using the miter saw. Wear work gloves, safety goggles and a facemask while working with the miter saw; this will prevent sawdust from irritating the skin, eyes and airways. Lay two cut pieces down, parallel to one another. The pieces should

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