Tracy Wilson on mon 10 feb 97
How about taking two 5 gal sheetrock buckets and cutting the bottoms off
both. Take a piece of hardware cloth about 6 inches wider than the
diameter of the bucket's base. Turn the first bucket upside down, lay the
hardware cloth over that (centered and a little bent) and slowly and
carefully insert the second bucket on top of that so the screen is
sandwiched between the 2 buckets. Next, put a board (or something you can
stand on that will span the diam.) on this entire upside-down contraption
and stand on it to completely compress the unit together. Voila! a sturdy
bucket sieve PS try at your own risk.
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Tracy Wilson
Saltbox Pottery
RR3 Box 749, Rte. 1
Woolwich, Maine 04579
phone:207-443-5586
fax:207-443-6544-0
email: saltbox@ime.net
Web: http://www.ime.net/~dwilson/
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