These are by far the best rabbit videos I've seen yet. I've looked for about 3 years now and you are the guy who did this with price, ease and efficiency in mind. The watering system, open flap backing on the rabbit shed, plastic container storage and the integrated hay rack; all the tips are much appreciated. God's blessings to you and yours and thanks again, Jes I'll repeat this message for the other videos and urge others to take a look as well.
Great video. Can you post the wire dimensions you use? Also, where you mark to cut the sides? I asked the same question on your video part one. I am going to use your design.
You can order good J-clip pliers on Amazon for about $16. Makes a world of difference. I started with the ones from tractor supply and they are total junk and not at all comfortable for your hand. Great design on your cages! I love the use of the sawzall instead of using wire cutters. I've made all my daughters cages with wire cutters thus far and hate it. Can't wait to try it this way with my hubby's sawzall. Can you leave a link for the place you bought your wire from? I've been trying to source wholesale wire of different widths and sizes but haven't been successful. Thanks!
What is that plier you use on attaching the cage parts ? ..... (cant quite understand on video, english is my second language so it is not that clear )
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These are by far the best rabbit videos I've seen yet. I've looked for about 3 years now and you are the guy who did this with price, ease and efficiency in mind. The watering system, open flap backing on the rabbit shed, plastic container storage and the integrated hay rack; all the tips are much appreciated. God's blessings to you and yours and thanks again,
Jes
I'll repeat this message for the other videos and urge others to take a look as well.
Excellent design with minimal J-Clipping! I'm definitely going with your design. Far fewer jagged edges!
14 gauge GAW ( galvanized after welding ). KW CAGES in California. The good stuff.
You should make and sell them for profit. Money could be used for rabbit supplies like feed or whatever
Amazing tips giving me tons of knowledge thanks for sharing!
Great video. Can you post the wire dimensions you use? Also, where you mark to cut the sides? I asked the same question on your video part one. I am going to use your design.
Did you use 14 gauge wire mesh for the walls?
Please let me know I'm building the same cage as yours. I wanna make sure i use the right material
You can order good J-clip pliers on Amazon for about $16. Makes a world of difference. I started with the ones from tractor supply and they are total junk and not at all comfortable for your hand. Great design on your cages! I love the use of the sawzall instead of using wire cutters. I've made all my daughters cages with wire cutters thus far and hate it. Can't wait to try it this way with my hubby's sawzall. Can you leave a link for the place you bought your wire from? I've been trying to source wholesale wire of different widths and sizes but haven't been successful. Thanks!
This guy makes me nervous with that blade running so close to his foot!
and now, you just need to build something around.
I don't understand.
Where can I get that 14 guage hardware cloth online from? Thanks
What wire did you use for the top?
I don't remember. Probably same as the floor.
Slv combien le size de ce grillage est ou je peurais le trouver
I bought the pliers at T.S. Yes, they are junk!
What is that plier you use on attaching the cage parts ? ..... (cant quite understand on video, english is my second language so it is not that clear )
The clips are called "J" clips. The pliers are "J clip Pliers"
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Thank you very much !
como se llama ese tipo de rejas?
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