Composting Bin Plans at WoodCraftPlans.com

Composting Bin Plans
[U-841]

$10.00

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Three little projects here: large bin, small bin, and sifter tray.

You should use redwood or cedar -- some naturally water resistant wood, to protect the project from moisture. Use the shovel in the picture for size reference, but all of these projects sizes are easily manipulated, as they are simple boxes. Photos and materials lists are included with the plans.

Easy to make and useful little projects.

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