Has anyone used one of these? Just watched a video on youtube, and saw this. Gave me an idea to convert an old drum and use on a cement mixer.
Prefer to be doing outside work this time of year, had enough of being indoor. Autumn will be arriving, so can start planting some bulbs.
Old idea, I made cement mixer with a mesh panel for soil sifting, must 20-25 years ago, worked a treat. And a mixer with a proper stand as below, not someting on a tripod that will overbalance & fall off.
Sifted through about 1-11/4 tonnes of soil in sessions over 2 days. ended up up 15 bags of stones and rubble in approx 25kg sacks. Also got some nice compost, took 10 minutes to sieve a wheelbarrow load, lovely stuff.
Hi A local nursery-man used a cement mixer to blend his home made compost, loam soil, sharp sand, peat, fertilizer, etc. Maybe another use for your mixer.
Could be a Belemnitida, usually called a belemnite, dug up quite few here when drive was put in. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Belemnitida
A used round case would be open at the top, let's see the base, that top view looks like the round is a live blank, a dummy training round. If used, there will be a indentation in the base caused by the firing pin on rifle.
Been used, closed top, a training round I say. But, I got no idea of it's size, not a .303, neck is wrong. But, there is also a remote chance that the firing pin didn't cause it to go off, (misfire) & it is a live round.
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