Here in our little town the School is the largest employer. And ofcourse they have shop class. The kids build their projects and many times there are leftover hard woods and plywood (1/4 mahogany) they will put back till they decide to clean out the shop.
Well I was talking to the instructor the other day and he pointed to a loft in the shop class that was full of lumber, plywood. ect.
He said that I could have what I wanted of the stuff they were going to burn.
What a waste.
So next week I will be there with a smile and empty pickup bed.
Got some great oak pieces out of the trash about 3 1/2 feet long and 5 inches wide.
It is amazing what the school throws away.
At the end of a year (may) the teachers will toss out paper, pencils, even area rugs.
Ofcourse the kids throw out their binders and some calculators.
Free if we are there.
dale
Well I was talking to the instructor the other day and he pointed to a loft in the shop class that was full of lumber, plywood. ect.
He said that I could have what I wanted of the stuff they were going to burn.
What a waste.
So next week I will be there with a smile and empty pickup bed.
Got some great oak pieces out of the trash about 3 1/2 feet long and 5 inches wide.
It is amazing what the school throws away.
At the end of a year (may) the teachers will toss out paper, pencils, even area rugs.
Ofcourse the kids throw out their binders and some calculators.
Free if we are there.
dale
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