WildWolf
Well-known member
No, I can't work inside... but I'm alright if I get a little wet 
I might not be able to work on it tomorrow though- it will be pouring all day! I'm not ok with being soaked
__________ Tue Jun 11, 2013 2:53 pm __________
I finally finished yesterday evening...
I permanently divided the carrier into 2 parts. I also made 2 removable dividers, because the carrier is big. The doors are made of two overlapping doors. A slot is cut in the bottom of the front side so that I can slide a waste-catching-tray in and out. I attached the bottom by weaving the wire through holes in the plastic, around the wire bottom, and out again. Then I wrapped the wire around a piece of a pencil and twisted it together. The pencil is there so that the wire does not cut the plastic when weight is put on the wire.
here are some pics:
Without secondary dividers, and doors closed:
With secondary dividers, and doors open:
Up close on the doors:
Up close on how I attached the bottom:
Front view of the carrier (you can kind of see the slit for the tray):
I'll be making the tray today or tomorrow, when I get a chance
I might not be able to work on it tomorrow though- it will be pouring all day! I'm not ok with being soaked__________ Tue Jun 11, 2013 2:53 pm __________
I finally finished yesterday evening...
I permanently divided the carrier into 2 parts. I also made 2 removable dividers, because the carrier is big. The doors are made of two overlapping doors. A slot is cut in the bottom of the front side so that I can slide a waste-catching-tray in and out. I attached the bottom by weaving the wire through holes in the plastic, around the wire bottom, and out again. Then I wrapped the wire around a piece of a pencil and twisted it together. The pencil is there so that the wire does not cut the plastic when weight is put on the wire.
here are some pics:
Without secondary dividers, and doors closed:
With secondary dividers, and doors open:
Up close on the doors:
Up close on how I attached the bottom:
Front view of the carrier (you can kind of see the slit for the tray):
I'll be making the tray today or tomorrow, when I get a chance
