the metal bits pull out sharp jagged edges both ugly and dangerous, much more work to get the holes started where you want them ect... the list goes on. I have tried several bit styles, many get metal debris caught on them which interferes with progress (try it for yourself)

Thank you so much Raj, so happy you found this and I hope it is helpful!

Ahhh I'm so glad! I hope it turns out beautiful for you!

I'm so happy to hear that Lynette! Happy light bulb shopping, I hope it turns out amazing for you!

Hi Tonya! So thrilled this might be an option for you, Im sure it will turn out beautiful! These are the exact ones we used: www.destinationlighting.com/item/bronze-light-socket-cover/568446 If for any reason that link doesn't work it is also in the description box of the video. This was our first time ordering from Destination Lighting and we were really pleased with the customer service! I'm sure you could grab them on Amazon, at the time we looked last year this was seriously the only option! I think it's a 50 dollar minimum for free shipping so we grabbed out bulbs from them too. Happy shopping and please let me know how it turns out for you!

Hi Angie! That is such a bummer, I even went back to my old confirmation email to look up my order details and that link is dead too. But don't worry, there are plenty others just like it! This is a 60 watt g40 globe, and I believe it was 5 (maybe 6!) inches in diameter. If you look up those specs you'll find plenty of brands, stores, and even styles of glass. Happy shopping, I hope you find something you love and thanks so much spending some time on the channel!

Thank you so much!!

@@BuildingHome I’m having such a hard time finding a bulb with these specs! 😅

Hey Ken! Thank you so much for watching and for reaching out! We used 2-1/4 inch prefinished. I believe the previous floors were site finished, so there is a microscopic difference in the bevel but overall we are so happy with the results and would be confident doing this over and over any time there are real hardwoods that can be saved!

Letiiciia I am SO thrilled to hear that and I hope you find some light bulbs you love! We have had this for I think a year and a half now and no one can believe it is the same fixture that used to be there. It's such a cheap and simple fix and a total show stopper.

Thank you Debra! We appreciate you finding our little corner of the internet, thanks so much for watching and commenting!

Hey Mike! Air flow and oxygen are critical to the composting process, so the holes drilled into the bottom of the bin and having the bin raised allow for air circulation from top to bottom. It has allowed us to leave it pretty passive and also kept the bin from getting bogged down with too much moisture as we live in a pretty rainy and humid climate. I hope that helps!

@@BuildingHome ah well I live in the PNW so I too have to take those into consideration when doing projects like this in my climate. I've made a couple of these and they work great! However I used plastic bins, but that isn't too important I reckon. Anyway, this video came into my feed. Figured the airflow would be just fine with all the holes drilled in the sides. I personally don't drill any in the lid to help create a micro climate which is really helpful for the mycology. Contact with the soil is key too, imo. Especially for fungal and other soil organisms hence my question. Sure worms will find their way up but other creatures and organisms may find it a bit more of a task. I was just curious if the pros outweigh the cons in your experience.

@@_MikeJon_ ahhh we absolutely love the PNW! So beautiful! I dont think there's any difference at all between plastic and metal, we only went with metal for a really tight lid with all the critters we have here. It sounds like you are more advanced than us haha! We still just have this one metal bin and we recently added a plastic tumbler to kind of start comparing, but we've had great results with everything breaking down really well. We have tons of earthworms in our soil here too and our garden is in ground so when we go to plant our soil has continued to produce really healthy plants! We are coming up on just a year and still have a lot to learn and experience to gain, so we'll have to try out some of your methods! Really glad you came across the channel and that we could connect. Wishing lots of health for you and your garden!

@@BuildingHome oh goodness I have very many critters on my property as well. A frisky bunch of raccoons regularly breed in the trees right off of my back patio and they're quite a handful! Though the kits are quite amusing to watch when they fumble and tumble out of the trees in the summer. Then we have the opossums, feral cats and black bears to contend with. But yeah, a simple brick, dog and solar sensor lights have worked thus far so 🤞 I'm more new to the composting game rather than anything else. I've grown and studied mycology unprofessionally for years and that led me into gardening and studying soil. Composting is clearly the complement and foundation for many of those disciplines.

@@_MikeJon_ wow well I guess I need to count my lucky stars our raccoons aren't mating on our property but just passing through! 🤣 So amazing that you've taken an interest in mycology for so long, it's good for the soul to learn about the way our world works. I know pure mushroom compost goes for top dollar in our area! I hope you'll keep in touch with us as you continue to learn about compost, you certainly already have a leg up with so much fungi and microbiome knowledge! It's pretty amazing to watch your food scraps go back into the earth and help your plants grow instead of just throwing them in the garbage. I hope more and more people make composting a regular part of life!

I am sooo happy to hear that Salena! I've been toying with the idea of painting some of my light fixtures as well! I hope you'll let me know how it turns out, I think you are going to love it!

Whats wrong with you?? u should be looking up recipes for electrolyte solutions instead of chicken cause your so thirsty.

Absolutely love hearing that! I hope it comes together wonderfully for you!

Hi Kim! Thank you so much for finding the channel and reaching out. I had a website with downloadable PDF's of every recipe a few years ago, however at the time the demand was not high enough to keep up with the cost and time maintenance of the site! I recently relaunched Feast and Foundry on Instagram for the time being @feastandfoundry and if demand continues to pick up for a site with easy access recipes it may be time to re assess and bring the website back!

We have had no rodent problems, and we have a ton to contend with in the area! The lid is very tight and stayed standing and critter free for almost a full year now. We'll be updating the compost progress soon!

Hi Jan! Thanks for watching and for your comments. I hope you are able to get some use out of the recipe. As I'm sure you can see this recipe was posted well over two years ago and I was living in a very small apartment at the time and struggling to figure out how to film and cook without much room or equipment 🤪 although I no longer post recipes to KZbin and this channel has changed to Building Home, I just recently restarted Feast on Foundry on Instagram @feastandfoundry where I share quicker recipes and just overhead shooting. I hope you'll find me over there if you are interested! Appreciate your taking time to watch and comment!

Hey Laurie! Certainly sorry you felt misled by the title. I personally like the texture the instant pot provides more than microwaving but you can do that as well. I had just received an instant pot and was really pleased with all the different things I could do with it. I hope you find another recipe somewhere on the internet that suits your needs.

Thank you so much for watching! I hope you get the chance to give it a try. It's a super flexible recipe and you really can't go wrong!

I believe it!! I'm sure they'll be around for many years to come and in 10 years I'm sure feature light bulbs will look dated and everyone will be putting their shades back on 🤣

@@BuildingHome True. Remember tge old adage, everything old is new again! Lol

We absolutely will! We did a small update in November after regular turning and then we've left it just passive through the winter. Hopefully we'll have some great nutrients available coming up for spring and we probably need to start a second bin. Welcome, we're thrilled to have you!

Oh my goodness thank you so much Giannina! We are so happy to have you here on the journey with us!

Thank you so much!

Aw thank you so much! Happy you found our little corner of the internet! I hope you give this a try and once you get the cauliflower sauce down it is so easily adaptable for endless recipes. A base for corn chowder, loaded potato soup, vegan bechamel style sauce for scalloped potatoes and lasagna, you name it!

Thank you so much and thank you for being here!!! Of course we have subscribed back and have already picked out some recipes to try! I am dying over your cheese and corn sandwich 🤤