coldbloodedAL
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Since the weather is starting to break this weekend here in Michigan, I'm in a rush to get the chams outside. With busy weeks ahead for work, I had to come up with something easy so the chams can be outside while I work on the permanent outdoor cages bit by bit.
All materials used so far has been left over/ extra from other projects. So aside from what it will cost to seal it, its cost me nothing. The basic idea was to use the spare bakers rack shelves I had, and build a wooden frame for them to sit in.(The cages going on this one are Tiki tiki custom bakers rack cages). Inside dimensions are 18"x10'
"The Brady rack"
One rack in...
Two racks in...
Why the extra two feet?
One end will be mounted to my privacy fence. With the movement of the sun, I don't want cages right up against it. It'll will be planked and stained to use as a work station/feeder area.
That's about all I got done today, after 12 hours of work I was just lacking motivation to go further with it.
But I will update through the weekend til completion
All materials used so far has been left over/ extra from other projects. So aside from what it will cost to seal it, its cost me nothing. The basic idea was to use the spare bakers rack shelves I had, and build a wooden frame for them to sit in.(The cages going on this one are Tiki tiki custom bakers rack cages). Inside dimensions are 18"x10'
"The Brady rack"
One rack in...
Two racks in...
Why the extra two feet?
One end will be mounted to my privacy fence. With the movement of the sun, I don't want cages right up against it. It'll will be planked and stained to use as a work station/feeder area.
That's about all I got done today, after 12 hours of work I was just lacking motivation to go further with it.
But I will update through the weekend til completion