i am making a wooden croos for someone who has passed, i already know what im gonna do except, i need some ideas on how to set this at the grave site, dont want to stick it in cement, looking for a way to mount this at the grave site...??? any ideas
Making a wooden cross need some mounting ideas?
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no offense takin at all..
all very funny responses.. i was laughing with you all...
i was thinkin a post stake that u hammer in the ground like those for a mailbox post etc... might work..
im just building the cross. and the family is going to carry it in so i wanted something easy to secure it without having them carry bags of cement. ya know what i mean??
thanks for the quick and many responses. and yes i liked the one about not forgettin the garlic....
all very funny responses.. i was laughing with you all...
i was thinkin a post stake that u hammer in the ground like those for a mailbox post etc... might work..
im just building the cross. and the family is going to carry it in so i wanted something easy to secure it without having them carry bags of cement. ya know what i mean??
thanks for the quick and many responses. and yes i liked the one about not forgettin the garlic....
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Good idea.
Be sure to epoxy or glue the Cross (in the drilled hole) so it will not inadvertently rotate out of position.
Rebar is MUCH easier to pound in to the ground than a 4x4. MUCH easier!!!!!!
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That second marriage is working out, eh?
Now THAT'S funny! :w00t::laughing::laughing::clap:
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Somthing sounds fishy with this story, I have never heard of a cemetary with no access, or is it a family plot somewhere on private land. Still how do you get the bodies there for burial?
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Why does this story get weirder every time he post?
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Island...then my thought for a helical pier would just be too much, unless you’re able to hike over water with a pontoon equipped excavator.:thumbsup:
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I am just waiting for the part when you decide to tell us he came back to life to really be weirded out
Not so much now. I was picturing a much different scene, some back-woods in Kentucky or something.
Good luck with the cross, and I'm glad you have a sense of humor. It gets pretty ripe on this site, and that's what I like about it.
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I am still waiting to hear how big the cross is?
Only i'm so sure this is a hoax i've been afraid to post on it till now.
I can just see Hannibal (Maleko) Lector making some dude carry the cross into the woods for his own grave.
Only i'm so sure this is a hoax i've been afraid to post on it till now.
I can just see Hannibal (Maleko) Lector making some dude carry the cross into the woods for his own grave.
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His name is Male knock out, could be he is just paying homage to those that did not survive.
Maleko, that is Hawaiian for man with ability to laugh at indifferent contractors.
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:laughing:And a Croos is???????????:laughing:
I think he misspelled COORS, and this whole post has been misunderstood.
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Hiccup!
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