Last Toolsday (a.k.a. Tuesday) we asked you to identify a wheel with various-sized holes cut into it. We had some very interesting answers including a doughnut-hole maker, brass knuckles, and a spaghetti-portion measuring device. However, none of these are correct, the mystery tool was a dowel cutter.
We randomly picked 12 winners out of all last week’s comments and they are Julie, Jim, Eliza, Rita Moran, Bzpz, Joan, Dona a, Raymond Huffaker, Pegbro, Sharon, Josephine and Haslem. Congratulations folks, you’ve got one week to reply to our email before we pick another winner to replace you.
Next Tuesday, five (5) lucky winners will receive a container of Pennington Seed’s Patch and Repair. This pre-mixed product is a combination of mulch, seed and fertilizer. It is super easy to use. Lay it down over bald and trouble spots on your lawn then just water. The mulch helps keep the seed in place so it will not wash away during germination.
To win one of the Pennington Seed kits, look at this red template/label, tell us what is normally printed on this template and where you will likely find it. Click “comment” above to post your guess. You don’t have to answer correctly to win; we will randomly pick five winners.
Moms have a tendency to like Mother’s Day gifts that are handmade with love. Why not get out your tools and paintbrush and make her something special. How about something for her backyard: an unusual container garden wouldn’t take a lot of time, effort or money. Making a chalkboard/message board out of an old frame is another easy, budget project. Or maybe she’d like a wine rack – we’ll give you the instructions on how to make it, you supply the tools, a little effort and the wine.
On Tuesday, May 15, we will select the winners then start up a new giveaway for another cool tool or product, which will be given away the Tuesday after that.
You have until May 15, 2012, 2:00pm (ET) to enter to win the Pennington Seed.
Official Rules.
I would make a GIANT bow, tie it on the NEW Compound Miter Saw & give it to my husband who's been working really, really hard on our "new to us" house! He pulled the string on his gas saw to cut rebarb while framing up to pour our driveway & the string came all the way out! He went to the "big box store" & bought replacement string/pull & thought he fixed the saw. Instead, he pulled the string & the string & a spring flew out, too! It's still broken & he really, really needs a new saw for sure! Maybe one that's not a gas-burning saw!' (I didn’t even know he owned a saw that operated like a chainsaw until he broke it. He said it’s at least 20 yrs old, too.
Looks like insert your medium here sign!
pesticide warning, I think…really, do not have a clue.
These are for breaker boxes to show which breaker is whick
homemade food label
A scheme for planting
Old Jutebox music selection lables, from the 50's or 60's style. Let's rock around the clock!
Jukebox labels used for listing 45 records. center space is for the Band or Artist top space is for one song bottom is for the other.
Spice bottle labels
Why it's one of them thar rotary phone doohickeys. Haven't seen one'a them round here since, oh, aught-three!
It's a dial from a older type dial telephone
it's a template for labeling 'disks' , as in computer disks
label markings
I think I may have been chosen for this—did I miss the e-mail?
Labels
Labels?
Please make sue you always Read Warning label on Pestcides .And Keep Children Away from them!!!!
rotary dial finger plate for dial
Labels for electrical box
Identifier Labels for a fuse box
warning lable
Juke box labels side A top, artist in the middle and side B on the bottom.
Keep Off Grass signs
mailbox identifiers
Dial Pad For a Rotary Phone