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You should contact companies engaged in disposing of this type of waste. Qualified specialists will help you with your problem. I got into the same situation last year. Therefore, I had to ask for help at https://www.dumpsterrentalslafayette.com/. Btw, the state has introduced a system of fines for untimely garbage waste disposal, as far as I know. It will significantly reduce environmental pollution in certain areas. However, I no longer believe that something can fix human carelessness. -
Nicely done, Bob, a creative approach to a problem. Looks great to me and far beyond my "attempts."Leave a comment:
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A woodcarver's recycling...
Just a spin-off from https://forum.woodcarvingillustrated...-tool-chest--I didn't want to hijack the thread.
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Well you've both got me beat.
I've done cigar boxes, toolboxes, buckets, plastic storage boxes, rolling craft storage cart, and tool rolls.
I haven't found one that suited my purpose--something to take with me, carry a significant number of tools, easily accessible and flexible--I don't consistently put a tool back in the same place. Basically organized chaos in one place.
Also, I switch out tools--I still have the rolling cart in the shop to store the others for that purpose. I also have a rollup full of odds and ends of used large tools I've bought off eBay over the years.
So, what do I do with leftovers slated for recycling--specifically a tool tote, a cat litter box, coffee cans, and toilet paper tubes?
I let the pics speak for themselves.
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BTW--besides being patient while snagging the parts for assembly--the only effort other than assembling was to cut off the bottom of the coffee cans with a utility knife so they would fit.
Ain't pretty but she works--for now. Who knows how long this
BobL
BobL
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