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    Re: Out Door Viv

    I'll be following this one Sid!
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    Re: Out Door Viv

    I can't wait to see it, Sid! Sounds like a great plan. :-)
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    Re: Out Door Viv

    Very interesting project, Sid.

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    Re: Out Door Viv

    Well here's the fruits of my labor at the end of week #1.Completed cutting all the 2x4's to length, drilled the last of the 320 dowel holes, inserted all the dowel pins and have the front, back and sides assembled:
    Yours truly drilling the final hole:


    A shot to this point:


    A closeup of the drilling. It shows my home-made doweling jig:
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    Re: Out Door Viv

    Hmm. Nice. So what kind of substrate will you be using?

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    Re: Out Door Viv

    Quote Originally Posted by Zephyr View Post
    Hmm. Nice. So what kind of substrate will you be using?
    Cypress mulch.
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    Re: Out Door Viv

    Quote Originally Posted by Sid View Post
    Cypress mulch.
    Aww, why not sphagnum moss? D:

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    Re: Out Door Viv

    Quote Originally Posted by Zephyr View Post
    Aww, why not sphagnum moss? D:
    The Cypress give a nice natural look, I've been useing it for the past two years with no problems. Why switch now?
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    Re: Out Door Viv

    Quote Originally Posted by Sid View Post
    The Cypress give a nice natural look, I've been useing it for the past two years with no problems. Why switch now?
    Point taken. :P
    I guess it's a matter of preference. I wonder which one's cheaper via net weight...

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    Re: Out Door Viv

    Its starting to look really good how are you going to manage heating? i should imagine the temperature will be fine in the summer but what about the rest of the year?

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