Robert Ray

Have you looked here?
https://magicmillusa.com/collections/magic-mill-dehydrator-parts

A hugel berm? Stack some functions?

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Now if we are talking lawn mowers Green Works 40 volt lawnmowers are great. Again, an item that was wife requested so she didn't have to fight a gas mower. We also have their pole saw and weed eater.

I started with Bosch then Ryobi then DeWalt but I have switched to Milwaukee; one reason was the m12 tools are lighter for the wife to use and less bulky, and in some cases the smaller size for me is helpful.  The m18 tools are more my size and the weight issue is not a problem for me. I still have a selection of DeWalt and some other tools like Dura-Spin that are not offered by either of the red or yellow.

I pickle a fine jullien cut of carrots and use it as a relish.

So project moving slower than I had hoped.  Here is the components I will be trying, left to right. 8 in stove element, bottom left 4 PTC heating elements 110-volt, thermostatic switch, 240-volt water heater element 18 inches long, industrial 240-volt immersion heater, broiler element, top far right silicone wire for inside the sand battery to take the heat, bottom far right 36-inch 240-volt dryer element coil. material for sand battery underneath.

There have been a large number of forest fires in our area. Now, old dumpsites are easily found with the underbrush gone. Walking the dogs and working my new knee, I found a dumpsite with a bunch of ball spring top jars and a Griswald #6 10-inch self-basting lid. They're selling for 300.00 on E-bay.  I'm not a collector but the daughter is so it was a good score.

I have a French press but don't use it for coffee. It is relegated to making tea.