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Backyard Boredom - The Sandbox
building jumps. photo blog here: http://brockanderson.pinkbike.com/blog/Backyard-Boredom-pt-1.html
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- Date Posted
- Apr 20, 2012 at 5:09Apr 20, 2012
- Category
- Tips/HowTos
- Location
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Mission, British Columbia, Canada
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simcik
(Apr 20, 2012 at 6:55)
Its crazy, in Colorado we cant get enough water for our jumps to harden and you guys have too much to get them to harden up. Pretty cool to see the sifter too
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i dig a lot here and i've never needed a sifter - how does it help?
we've got a dry climate and our 'prized dirt' is a reddish clay which we mix into a muddy pastish complexion and then sweep over. It dries really hard and smooth (think concrete), our only problem is cracking (from heat rather than wet though). What does the sifter do and is it worth my time building one (seeing as how i don't need it now?)
we've got a dry climate and our 'prized dirt' is a reddish clay which we mix into a muddy pastish complexion and then sweep over. It dries really hard and smooth (think concrete), our only problem is cracking (from heat rather than wet though). What does the sifter do and is it worth my time building one (seeing as how i don't need it now?)
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oh ok thanks - i thought it was to make the dirt really fine but i didn't know how that would help