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So I got "The Fixins" for "Catio Numero Uno" yesterday, but it was too late to start the "Little" project.
This afternoon, after defusing various "I'm gonna kill her!!" moments, I started drilling and screwing and tackering.
Frames for Section 1 built, and all hinges on posts.
Section 1 and the door built.
Narrow side and wall side frames built. Long side to be done, you can see the wood leaning on the door.
Collection of frames.
Frame 1 meshed. (The overhang at the top is deliberate to discourage climbing out.)
Section 1 and the door attached, both meshed. Large frame is against the wall at the back, the other sections on the edge at the right.
I've stopped for now, I have 3 sections still to mesh tomorrow, but the weather is getting vile now.
Well, you get the idea, I think! (And a few of the damn posts were bent. But since it all gets hooked together, it shouldn't be a problem.)
The large section at the back is hinged onto the right side of the door/section 1 frame and goes into a wall for stability. The short section is also against a wall.
I will post pics of the finished article, but I do need 16 hands to hook it all together!
This afternoon, after defusing various "I'm gonna kill her!!" moments, I started drilling and screwing and tackering.
Frames for Section 1 built, and all hinges on posts.
Section 1 and the door built.
Narrow side and wall side frames built. Long side to be done, you can see the wood leaning on the door.
Collection of frames.
Frame 1 meshed. (The overhang at the top is deliberate to discourage climbing out.)
Section 1 and the door attached, both meshed. Large frame is against the wall at the back, the other sections on the edge at the right.
I've stopped for now, I have 3 sections still to mesh tomorrow, but the weather is getting vile now.
Well, you get the idea, I think! (And a few of the damn posts were bent. But since it all gets hooked together, it shouldn't be a problem.)
The large section at the back is hinged onto the right side of the door/section 1 frame and goes into a wall for stability. The short section is also against a wall.
I will post pics of the finished article, but I do need 16 hands to hook it all together!