Author Archives: Marisa

RYOBI ONE+ 18V Patio Cleaner with Wire Brush Edger – REVIEW

Years ago I bought the RYOBI Cordless Leaf Blower and regretted it.  It was light weight, easy to use, and I thought it would give our youngest son a way to help clean the upper deck.  Plus it would be … Continue reading

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Fellowes Office Suites Underdesk Keyboard Drawer Review

We recently purchased 3 of these during the office remodel.  I just installed one under the counter in the office today.  The price when we purchased was $32.49 each and it doesn’t look like that price has changed as of … Continue reading

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Office Remodel

Where did all the posts go? The shop was built with the intention of having office space in it.  For a long time that space was more of a hang out space where we took breaks while working on projects.  … Continue reading

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EcoGlow 20 Safety 600 Brooder from Binsea

I first heard about this brooder from The Chicken Chick you can find her webpage here https://the-chicken-chick.com/ Years ago what brought me to her page was poop, I’ve been a fan ever since.  While some of the things she does … Continue reading

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What happens when you go to the store

It started innocently, we were working outside and the rain was coming which ended working outside.  I suggested we run to the feed store to get chick feed.  The decision had  been made to increase the flock size by hatching … Continue reading

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The good and the oops

So, welcome to this Wednesday with Wolf Studios, sorry it’s been a minute since the last post been relatively busy but I have managed to get down into the shop and work on some more pens. The most recent two … Continue reading

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Photography Matters Part 2

Setting up the small lightbox makes getting pictures so much easier.  Learning more about the Cannon Rebel XS has made getting higher quality pictures possible.  Getting better pictures for the internal inventory system is important but maybe not as important … Continue reading

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Photography matters

You don’t have to be a professional photographer to post pics of your work but knowing a few tricks can’t hurt.  Especially if you are posting to a webstore, sending a pic to a client or potential client, or looking … Continue reading

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Re-learning silk screening

It all started with an innocent request, “Do we still have all that silk screen stuff?  If so I would like a t-shirt that says CERTIFIED PROFESSIONAL FRAUD.”

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Update on the chicken feed

We started adding in the new layer and meat bird dry foods the week of March 13, 2023. Up to this point we had been getting 1 – 3 eggs per day and many days there would be no eggs … Continue reading

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