Located my first cache! Now how to extract it?

:laughing7: I kind of like Oddjobs way of doing it. Make sure you eat their food and leave the dirty dishes too. Just take their TV, less work and it's worth more.

Moral questions aside.....I like the shopvac with a homemade attachment Idea(mentioned in an above post). That sounds the easiest and then your able to clean out the area too.
 

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Simon1 said:
I agree with Oddjob, ( except the cat part ). It is one thing to discover your "house sitter" snooping through your stuff and quite another to learn that "a friend of the house sitter is snooping" through your house. If you would not search his property without first getting permission, then how can you search his house without permission ? If it was my house, that house sitter would be out of a job and possible legal actions taken. Friends do not do this to friends.
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You still think I took your collection of Walmart collectible Teen Titans figurines from the hole in the floor under your bed don't you.
 

Hillbilly Prince said:
You still think I took your collection of Walmart collectible Teen Titans figurines from the hole in the floor under your bed don't you.
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My mom and dad made me sell my puppy so I could buy that collection and then you placed one of them on e-bay . :laughing7:
 

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Guys and gals, no biggie lol. I am friends with all parties involved. If i could get the coins out without damage I would have just done that. I tried but it would be way too time consuming. The opening is only wide enough for a coin to begin with. Since I'll have to use the fine tool and repair it with wood glue etc I just asked the homeowner and she said go ahead. My friends think I am nuts but know how much something like this means to me. Now I am just trying to find a convenient time. I'll take a photo or two and we'll have a good laugh if its just some clad coins from the 1980s but for me its the excitement of the discovery.
 

Tommybuckets said:
Since I'll have to use the fine tool and repair it with wood glue etc I just asked the homeowner and she said go ahead.
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If you are going the invasive route you might consider doing it from the other side of the wall. Just consider what is less damaging and easier to repair: Wood that has been cut, or drywall.
 

I think the wood will be easier and less noticeable
. I m just cutting from one slot over to the other top and bottom. I was going to angle the cuts 30-45 degrees in so the piece has some support when gluing. I m not sure there will ever be a" convenient time" I was hoping to get it done yesterday but don't want to bug the homeowner too much. I did text her and got a response but it wasn't " come over n cut my wall ." Lol .
 

Dynamite... Oh, never mind...
 

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