Excellent, excellent. The more you do, the bigger it grows! You're doing it youngster. I made mine out my final worm bins out of old deep freezers called CFT's. I also stated w eggs or cocoons! Now I'm back in the game! I now breed over 80 species of arthropods! I use the arthropods to grow vegetables! I am the Bug/Farmer! I am Black Soldier Fly Man! I'm Domu!
Funny you mention the BSF. I had a pretty heavy infestation of those in my worm bin so I had to learn about them recently. They seem to be a popular method for composting and I can see why. Those things eat a ton! I just let them run their course since they didn't hurt anything. I'd say they are more aggressive feeders in the bin so the worms were not on the food that the BSF were eating but since they don't eat worms and my goal is to compost food it was fine. Thank you for watching and for taking the time to comment.
ive been stealing ideas in the process of making one myself. Just a quick tip, a drill and jig saw would save you time on the corners and back end. my anxiety when in overdrive watching you do it with a chisel lol..... Nice work!!!
Very true. I have been trying to so more woodworking with hand tools and testing out techniques on things where it wouldn't be terrible if I messed something up. In this case I tried to follow grain slightly in from my cut line and then shave down to the line. It worked pretty well but I would only feel good using it on rough projects. Thanks for watching and for taking the time to comment.
Turned out amazing 😅
Excellent, excellent. The more you do, the bigger it grows! You're doing it youngster. I made mine out my final worm bins out of old deep freezers called CFT's. I also stated w eggs or cocoons! Now I'm back in the game! I now breed over 80 species of arthropods! I use the arthropods to grow vegetables!
I am the Bug/Farmer!
I am Black Soldier Fly Man! I'm Domu!
Funny you mention the BSF. I had a pretty heavy infestation of those in my worm bin so I had to learn about them recently. They seem to be a popular method for composting and I can see why. Those things eat a ton! I just let them run their course since they didn't hurt anything. I'd say they are more aggressive feeders in the bin so the worms were not on the food that the BSF were eating but since they don't eat worms and my goal is to compost food it was fine. Thank you for watching and for taking the time to comment.
ive been stealing ideas in the process of making one myself. Just a quick tip, a drill and jig saw would save you time on the corners and back end. my anxiety when in overdrive watching you do it with a chisel lol..... Nice work!!!
Very true. I have been trying to so more woodworking with hand tools and testing out techniques on things where it wouldn't be terrible if I messed something up. In this case I tried to follow grain slightly in from my cut line and then shave down to the line. It worked pretty well but I would only feel good using it on rough projects. Thanks for watching and for taking the time to comment.