***Important Please Read*** Someone has pointed out that my electrical wiring wasn't safe for the porcelain light socket and they are correct. Please Use heat shrink Wire Connectors to safely do this part. With the exposed stripped wire insert it into the connector, then heat shrink it so the plastic covers the wire, and then put the bolt through the ringed clamped and tighten the bolt onto the socket down. I truly apologize for the unsafe practice demonstrated in that section of the video. You can find this product at home depot or here is an amazon link to it. This product will have instructions on it. ***Heat Shrink Wire Connector*** amzn.to/3hLAct3
He made this video so nicely. No extra rambling and trying to be funny, just simple and direct. I’ve been pulling my hair out watching multiple tutorials trying to find something I don’t have to wait for the person to quit BSing and do it. LOL. Good job! This is so helpful!
Thank you that’s the point! I like to try to cut to the chase and straight forward! I appreciate you watching! Also if you do follow this video please read my pinned comment before so!
The difference with lumber sizing is what's known as "Net Vs Nominal" in the lumber and construction world. Nominal is the common name for board sizes (1x4, 2x6, 4x4 etc) while net would be the true sizing (.75x3.5, 1.5x5.5, 3.5x3.5). The boards are net 2x4 when they are first rough cut from logs before they are milled and surfaced into smooth material, it loses the half inch in the milling and surfacing process. Hopefully you see this and add it to the knowledge bank. I'm a fellow herper that has sold lumber for 7 years now lol
Paint doesn't stick to silicone, unless it's paintable silicone and then it only kinda sticks... why not just use dynaflex 230/ultra and paint over that?
Don’t ever comment. But this video is so clean and to the point. Love that you posted all items and measurements! Will be copying your exact work. Thank you 🙏
Thanks for your vid! I used your instructions to build mines. Only thing I did different at the end I actually used plastic wood filler to cover the screw holes and the imperfections from the wood cutting and sanded it all down before painting. Looks really good and professionally done. Thanks again
Wow, that took way too long to finally find your video. It actually is the most usefull i saw on here and i guess ill stick to it in large parts when building the enclosure for my our bearded dragon. A quick tipp i got from another video, when you use the paint/sealing before you silicone the outside lines, you wont have the problem of paint/sealing not wanting to stick to those parts. Cheers and thanks again!
Omg thank you so much for posting this! I'm in need of a bigger viv for my beardie and have watched several videos. However, this is by far the easiest one! I'm definitely going to follow this video! Thank you!
You’re welcome and good luck! Also with the top board I know I made an inaccurate cutting in the video or verbally said the wrong spec. Please check in the description or I think pinned comment about my error!
Nice build. Just built one following your video. Was just curious if you found that the porcelain socket get very hot to the point you can feel it through the plywood top? Thanks.
Thank you so much for this video! I've been thinking of building my own enclosure, but I doubted myself. Because when I watch diy's on RUclips, it feels incredibly complicated. But THIS is something I can do! So thank you so much!
Ok I have some points to address. 1. Love the name, I am a power rangers fanatic so that alone got you a sub from me. 2. Love how you are straight to the point and very detailed at the same time. 3. Awesome video. This has made my decision to buy my coworkers 75 gallon that much harder because I’d rather just build my own tank. Great job! Can’t wait to see more content.
Thank you so much for the kind words Zach! I really do put the consideration of the viewers as I make the videos. As I hate when people drag things out myself. I’ll make sure to keep pressing record!🤙
I think it’s really simple but you didn’t even out the openings for the vents. Some of the cuts you made in the air weren’t straight either, besides that, it looks good. Would have been good to know total cost. Also is that coating safe? Does it give off toxic fumes?
This works fine for a beardie but won't last for anything that needs high humidity, especially if it has claws. Drylok doesn't seal wood, it makes a barrier around the wood that will resist water as long as it's perfect and undisturbed. Animals rubbing against or climbing it will wear it away and punch holes in it. The enclosure shifting and high heat will cause it to crack. Both of these expose the wood to any moisture that's present in the enclosure and let the wood to rot out under the paint where you don't see it until the paint starts flaking off. You need a plastic liner or you have to apply a 2 part epoxy to the wood if you'll have damp substrate or the walls or floor will get wet frequently. You can also use PVC instead of wood to build the enclosure and then you don't have to worry about it rotting out.
The reason the 2×4s are actually 3.5 is the wood mill cuts it to 2×4 and then they set it in a kiln to dry and it shrinks to 3.5. Loved the video quality content!
Pretty sure it's because they are rough sawn to 2x4 then the additional milling to smooth out the surface drops it down to that final dimension. If it was shrinkage from drying then there would be a lot more variety in dimensions of lumber which isn't good for dimensioned lumber.
Is this just regular old wood? Also, for future reference, I would suggest cutting, sanding, then painting or staining. And after it all dries then put it together after checking for any imperfections :)
Every enclosure will not cost the same. Where I am, 3/4 inch, 4x8 birch plywood is now $100/sheet, Drylok is $130/gallon Plexiglass is a hundred bucks. Living in Canada is expensive. I have to build 2 of these for our two baby Egyptian Uromastyx. Even more expensive when I have to do 6 foot enclosures....Great tutorial by the way
Oh my goodness. I got my whole tank built and we were To the point of mounting the lights we got The basking light mounted. But when I watched the video I Didn't hear. You say that you Used brackets to put the UVB light In ,What brackets ,Where do I get them and what kind of screws do I need for them? I can't believe I missed you saying anything about the brackets especially since I watched the video Mutiple times 🤦♀️
Great instructional video. However, the UVB light should not be the same length of the enclosure. It should ideally be 1/2 the length of the enclosure (and on the same side as your heat lamp). Your beardie needs a shady side for getting away from the light. And also add a hide of some sort so they can have complete shelter away from the light.
Question: ive read pine is toxic for these guys, is this true? Also read somewhere plywood is toxic as well, it did mention birch was “safe” but I’m wondering if it’s got a sealer on it, does it really matter if regular plywood is used? Also wondered if coating the inside sides of the wood with a sanded or unsanded grout would be ideal? I’ve spent 60+ hours making foam backgrounds before for a friend and planned on doing it again for mine
Can I ask you a question I don't know if you don't answer me or not but the two boards that goes on the top and the bottom for your sliding glass why did you buy one that was 1/4 and one that was 1/3. Then take the one that is 1/4 and cut an inch off of it, couldn't you just buy it two 1/3 so you wouldn't have to cut the 1-in off. Love your videos you are one of the people on RUclips that I'm only watch for the subject because some of them don't know what they're doing some of them say that the enclosure cost $100 but it's really about a $400 enclosure it's crazy😊
I built a similar enclosure 3 years ago. Is it possible to link what material you used for the slider track for the doors? That was my most difficult issue I had. But those looked like they worked great. I'd really appreciate it. Ty
Thank you so much for posting this video. I plan on upgrading my ball python to a permanent enclosure. I plan on using PVC instead of wood. I’ve been looking for a good easy video to follow.
Wow !!! Man where were you when I was researching how to build an enclosure for my bearded dragons a year ago ? This built was so much easier to follow by the way I used painters tape as well to hold the boards until put in the screws Good job 👍 I hope you have a dyi how you did the background of the enclosure Nevermind found it 😃
@@mightymorphingreptiles why would you water proof the cage, specially if your going to build background for it. Thank you again for this wonder inspiring DIY
We are building a similar enclosure. Do you know where you got the tracks for your plexiglass doors? What they're called or any help would be much appreciated.
I followed your video and built one just like yours, I think my dragon will love it, now I have to find a place to put lol any way excellent video, it was real simple to follow your directions
Birch ply wood 60$ Paint 40$ Silicone 10$ Sliding track 20$ Air vents 8$ Light fixtures 10$ Screws box 8$ I would use real glass like 32$ for 2 sets Like 200$
Because it can release some voc fumes as it’s curing out. It totally isn’t safe if submerged in water for long periods however I’ve never had a problem using this stuff over the years. You can use drylok original if you so desire for assurance
Hey thank you so much for taking the time to watch my content! It’s actually pretty light for it’s size. I’m able to lift it by myself no problem. But don’t use cheap crummy wood like melamine: that stuff sucks and it’s like 90 pounds if you make it like this.
Love the video! I am currently using this build for my upcoming enclosures. Though, can you tell me where you got those metal mounts for the UVB light? i am struggling to find them locally or on amazon! Any help would be much appreciated!
Great guide. I'm not sure what I did wrong, but despite my measurements being on point the windows are a tad loose and don't stay in the tracks 😭gotta modify some swinging doors.
@Mighty Morphing Reptiles Great guide. I'm not sure what I did wrong, but despite my measurements being on point the windows are a tad loose and don't stay in the tracks 😭gotta modify some swinging doors instead. Between the top and bottom front boards for the door, I have 18 and 1/2," when you put down 18.5" did you mean a half inch like I did or was that a mistyped to mean 5/16?" Cause it seems closing the gap by a few fractions of an inch would have worked.
The acrylic was only 18” wide and in the video you say the space is 18.5 so how is it not short to fit? Also the inside length for the track was 43” but the two sheets of acrylic are 24” each or 48” total. Did you cut these down? Or do you leave the 5” of overlap? If so how do you lock/secure them. Thanks
why does the side panel board measure 18.5''? I thought it should be 24 - 3.5 - 2.5 = 18''. Is it because of the measurement error when you cut the top piece?
nvm, I see you mentioned in other comments you actually cut 1.5 instead of 1. That makes sense. Great contents. Thanks for sharing and keep up the great work!
***Important Please Read***
Someone has pointed out that my electrical wiring wasn't safe for the porcelain light socket and they are correct. Please Use heat shrink Wire Connectors to safely do this part. With the exposed stripped wire insert it into the connector, then heat shrink it so the plastic covers the wire, and then put the bolt through the ringed clamped and tighten the bolt onto the socket down. I truly apologize for the unsafe practice demonstrated in that section of the video. You can find this product at home depot or here is an amazon link to it. This product will have instructions on it.
***Heat Shrink Wire Connector***
amzn.to/3hLAct3
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@@dominicra he linked it
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you linked a 1/8" slider door track, is that the one you used or did you link the wrong one because I don't think .220 inches can fit inside of
He made this video so nicely. No extra rambling and trying to be funny, just simple and direct. I’ve been pulling my hair out watching multiple tutorials trying to find something I don’t have to wait for the person to quit BSing and do it. LOL. Good job! This is so helpful!
Thank you that’s the point! I like to try to cut to the chase and straight forward! I appreciate you watching!
Also if you do follow this video please read my pinned comment before so!
The difference with lumber sizing is what's known as "Net Vs Nominal" in the lumber and construction world. Nominal is the common name for board sizes (1x4, 2x6, 4x4 etc) while net would be the true sizing (.75x3.5, 1.5x5.5, 3.5x3.5). The boards are net 2x4 when they are first rough cut from logs before they are milled and surfaced into smooth material, it loses the half inch in the milling and surfacing process. Hopefully you see this and add it to the knowledge bank. I'm a fellow herper that has sold lumber for 7 years now lol
That makes sense now, thank you 😊
They should teach this in basic elementary/middle school math class. Would save a lot of people aggravation when they do their first DIY build.
Actual vs. Nominal. I've never heard anyone call it "net" and I've been to school for carpentry and masonry and graduated with honors.
Fantastic video! Another slight change to the process. Paint first, then silicone. Paint has a hard time sticking to silicone.
Paint doesn't stick to silicone, unless it's paintable silicone and then it only kinda sticks... why not just use dynaflex 230/ultra and paint over that?
Don’t ever comment. But this video is so clean and to the point. Love that you posted all items and measurements! Will be copying your exact work. Thank you 🙏
Thanks for your vid! I used your instructions to build mines. Only thing I did different at the end I actually used plastic wood filler to cover the screw holes and the imperfections from the wood cutting and sanded it all down before painting. Looks really good and professionally done. Thanks again
The best video I have seen on diy terrariums!! Thank you so much, I have modified my designs a ton and you have saved me so much work!!!
Best easy build and commonly available materials on RUclips, thanks for sharing
Thank you! I have something very similar and awesome coming up like this!
Wow, that took way too long to finally find your video.
It actually is the most usefull i saw on here and i guess ill stick to it in large parts when building the enclosure for my our bearded dragon.
A quick tipp i got from another video, when you use the paint/sealing before you silicone the outside lines, you wont have the problem of paint/sealing not wanting to stick to those parts.
Cheers and thanks again!
I can't wait to do this!
my right ear loved the beginning of the video
Thank you, I wanted to get my beardie a bigger enclosure, I feel like this is simple for me to do. Thanks for just making it simple. ❤
Honestly the best enclosure build on RUclips, I've been looking for something this detailed. Great job
Thank you I appreciate! I wanted to make sure it was step by step and I cutted to the chase
You need to watch Chiefs Universe. I think he builds them better.
What did you use for the rail (for the acylic sheets)? Thanks very helpful video!
May be to late but to answer your question I’ve used 1/4” plastic door sliding track from Amazon
Omg thank you so much for posting this! I'm in need of a bigger viv for my beardie and have watched several videos. However, this is by far the easiest one! I'm definitely going to follow this video! Thank you!
You’re welcome and good luck! Also with the top board I know I made an inaccurate cutting in the video or verbally said the wrong spec. Please check in the description or I think pinned comment about my error!
Easiest diy Iv seen yet. Also one of the few that used drylock
Thank you I appreciate that! I did try to be as specific as possible cut straight to the chase
@@mightymorphingreptiles I don’t think I know anyone that doesn’t like straight forward. Also made running wires really simple.
Wow, this was incredibly useful! Thank you so much for making this video, I now feel super confident in making my own!
Hey thank you so much for taking your precious time to watch my video! I’m glad it helps bring you confidence as it was intended! :)
Nice build. Just built one following your video. Was just curious if you found that the porcelain socket get very hot to the point you can feel it through the plywood top? Thanks.
Where can I find how much was spent for everything? Love the video and the project itself. Good stuff. Again where can I find how much you spent
Thank you so much for this video! I've been thinking of building my own enclosure, but I doubted myself. Because when I watch diy's on RUclips, it feels incredibly complicated. But THIS is something I can do! So thank you so much!
After I watched this video Now I feel ready to build one on my own! Easy to follow instructions! 👍🏻
Ok I have some points to address.
1. Love the name, I am a power rangers fanatic so that alone got you a sub from me.
2. Love how you are straight to the point and very detailed at the same time.
3. Awesome video. This has made my decision to buy my coworkers 75 gallon that much harder because I’d rather just build my own tank.
Great job! Can’t wait to see more content.
Thank you so much for the kind words Zach! I really do put the consideration of the viewers as I make the videos. As I hate when people drag things out myself. I’ll make sure to keep pressing record!🤙
Thank u for showing us how you put the lights in a lot of people leave that out
You're welcome and thanks for watching!
Where did you get the sliding track? I can't find them near me.
This is amazing! Wondering if you would ever consider making and selling one of these enclosures?
How much is it to build this? Is it cheaper to build this or to just buy a reptile tank for the bearded dragon?
The thing you put the glass on is 1/8 inch in the link but the glass is 1/4 inch, i scrolled down a little and saw the correct size by the same people
I think it’s really simple but you didn’t even out the openings for the vents. Some of the cuts you made in the air weren’t straight either, besides that, it looks good. Would have been good to know total cost. Also is that coating safe? Does it give off toxic fumes?
This works fine for a beardie but won't last for anything that needs high humidity, especially if it has claws.
Drylok doesn't seal wood, it makes a barrier around the wood that will resist water as long as it's perfect and undisturbed. Animals rubbing against or climbing it will wear it away and punch holes in it. The enclosure shifting and high heat will cause it to crack. Both of these expose the wood to any moisture that's present in the enclosure and let the wood to rot out under the paint where you don't see it until the paint starts flaking off.
You need a plastic liner or you have to apply a 2 part epoxy to the wood if you'll have damp substrate or the walls or floor will get wet frequently.
You can also use PVC instead of wood to build the enclosure and then you don't have to worry about it rotting out.
is there a specific type of liner that’s preferred?
The reason the 2×4s are actually 3.5 is the wood mill cuts it to 2×4 and then they set it in a kiln to dry and it shrinks to 3.5. Loved the video quality content!
Hey thanks for educating me on that! I seriously never knew why they did that! Appreciate you taking the time to watch my content
Pretty sure it's because they are rough sawn to 2x4 then the additional milling to smooth out the surface drops it down to that final dimension. If it was shrinkage from drying then there would be a lot more variety in dimensions of lumber which isn't good for dimensioned lumber.
Is this just regular old wood?
Also, for future reference, I would suggest cutting, sanding, then painting or staining. And after it all dries then put it together after checking for any imperfections :)
Can I use 3/4 thick melamine?
Every enclosure will not cost the same. Where I am, 3/4 inch, 4x8 birch plywood is now $100/sheet, Drylok is $130/gallon Plexiglass is a hundred bucks. Living in Canada is expensive. I have to build 2 of these for our two baby Egyptian Uromastyx. Even more expensive when I have to do 6 foot enclosures....Great tutorial by the way
That’s what we are trying to avoid in America but the liberals are working on getting us to Canadian prices soon.
@@frankwilliams5939hey buddy that’s where we are now! a sheet of birch was 99$!
This is a nice project, I might try to do this. How heavy is this?
Oh my goodness. I got my whole tank built and we were To the point of mounting the lights we got The basking light mounted. But when I watched the video I Didn't hear. You say that you Used brackets to put the UVB light In ,What brackets ,Where do I get them and what kind of screws do I need for them? I can't believe I missed you saying anything about the brackets especially since I watched the video Mutiple times 🤦♀️
Great instructional video. However, the UVB light should not be the same length of the enclosure. It should ideally be 1/2 the length of the enclosure (and on the same side as your heat lamp). Your beardie needs a shady side for getting away from the light. And also add a hide of some sort so they can have complete shelter away from the light.
Would it matter how thick the acrylic is?
Can you make a video on how to build a snake enclosure? Like for a boa and/or ball pythons?
I am building this as we speak! Thank you so much for this informative video!!
How did the build go? I want to build one for my beardies as well.
What’s the prices for this build if you don’t mind asking ?
Could you use this enclosure setup for a baby Sulcata tortoise?
Where do you get the door tracks and what ae they called?
Did you add drylock to the hole you drilled for the wires?
Question: ive read pine is toxic for these guys, is this true? Also read somewhere plywood is toxic as well, it did mention birch was “safe” but I’m wondering if it’s got a sealer on it, does it really matter if regular plywood is used? Also wondered if coating the inside sides of the wood with a sanded or unsanded grout would be ideal? I’ve spent 60+ hours making foam backgrounds before for a friend and planned on doing it again for mine
How would you go about making a 6 x 3 x 3? I love your video and would like to make a bigger size for my bearded dragon
idk if you’ll see this but if u do can u pls tell me what lights you use for your beardie?
Can I ask you a question I don't know if you don't answer me or not but the two boards that goes on the top and the bottom for your sliding glass why did you buy one that was 1/4 and one that was 1/3. Then take the one that is 1/4 and cut an inch off of it, couldn't you just buy it two 1/3 so you wouldn't have to cut the 1-in off. Love your videos you are one of the people on RUclips that I'm only watch for the subject because some of them don't know what they're doing some of them say that the enclosure cost $100 but it's really about a $400 enclosure it's crazy😊
I wood love new tank made for my breaded dragon. Your one u made was amazing I have breaded dragon called Yoshi if I had one made I wood have it red
I built a similar enclosure 3 years ago. Is it possible to link what material you used for the slider track for the doors? That was my most difficult issue I had. But those looked like they worked great. I'd really appreciate it. Ty
Where do I get the sliding track
How much did you spend in total for all of the materials
Thank you so much for posting this video. I plan on upgrading my ball python to a permanent enclosure. I plan on using PVC instead of wood. I’ve been looking for a good easy video to follow.
Will this be big enough for 2 dragons? And can I used sand in it?
@jericaroush4786 yes you can use sand but its not recommended to house 2 beardies in the same enclosure as they tend to fight
Great video ! But what if we don't have any power tools at home except the drill
Hey thanks for watching and I appreciate that. To be honest I can’t really answer that question I guess you’ll have to improvise.
Supplies:guy at home depot 🤣🤣🤣 actually, without the guy at the home depot I wouldn't be able to make it 🤣
Wow !!! Man where were you when I was researching how to build an enclosure for my bearded dragons a year ago ? This built was so much easier to follow by the way I used painters tape as well to hold the boards until put in the screws
Good job 👍 I hope you have a dyi how you did the background of the enclosure
Nevermind found it 😃
I actually do have one for the background in my DIY playlist!
Thanks for taking the time to watch my content!
Would the doors open up when you don’t want them to or are the secured
That’s what I’m worried about. Ours likes the scratch at the glass of the enclosure it’s in now. I’m worried mine would end up getting out.
Good tutorial man but sadly I priced everything at home depot and it's above to price of an off the shelf enclosure. 🥺
This is amazing, thank you! Best build video I've seen for these.
Thank you, I tried to make sure I added every step and got straight to the point.🤟
What did you use as the slider track?
oo, by far the best video so far , easy to follow. Thank you my brother
You are very welcome
@@mightymorphingreptiles why would you water proof the cage, specially if your going to build background for it. Thank you again for this wonder inspiring DIY
Couldn't I use another 1x3 for the top instead of making that inch cut ? I'm not comfortable doing that one
No it won’t work with my blue prints.
Can I use OSB instead of birch plywood?
The basic principle in building terrarium for bearded dragon is gravity ventilation so there is a constant exchange of air
Is anybody aware of a reason for using Birch plywood? Given that you're coating it with Drylok does it really matter?
Can I get Home Depot to do all the cutting for me? Lol
They should!
We are building a similar enclosure. Do you know where you got the tracks for your plexiglass doors? What they're called or any help would be much appreciated.
How much all together did it cost u?
10 stacks
I've wanted a beardie for years so I'm making this my summer project build with my dad wish me luck. Subbed dude!
Beardies are totally awesome! You’ll love having one! And thanks for subbing dude!
I don't understand what keeps the doors in place? Did I miss something?
Idk why but the light socket keeps flipping my breaker every time I plug it in so what should I do for that
That came out really good nice work keep it up👍💯
Thank you! I’ll make sure to keep pressing record!🤟😎🎥
I followed your video and built one just like yours, I think my dragon will love it, now I have to find a place to put lol any way excellent video, it was real simple to follow your directions
What type of light did you use and how did you hold it up with the brackets? Help please!
I’m gonna try building this myself but just curious is one vent really enough?
Hey great video man! How much will all of these supplies cost?
For a bearded dragon, should I also put a vent on the bottom of the cool side too? Thanks!
how much did this cost all together???? i’m trying to save my money. also this is AMAZING
Birch ply wood 60$
Paint 40$
Silicone 10$
Sliding track 20$
Air vents 8$
Light fixtures 10$
Screws box 8$
I would use real glass like 32$ for 2 sets
Like 200$
Where did you find the sliding track at? I’m having a hard time making sure I get the right thing.
Your the reptile man bro. 😊
Thanks man!
So you didn't have to cut the acrylic at all?
What would be the best way to create a lock for the sliding doors? We have a cat that would figure out his way to open the door.
they sell sliding door locks
What's the thickness of the acrylic glass? I'm about to use this guide to build my own!
I believe it is 1/4” it should say on the label of it in the video or in my description. Make sure to look that over
Is it better to have the uvb tube or light bulb
Tube hands down
How come when I look up if drylock extreme is safe for bearded dragons and it says no?????
Because it can release some voc fumes as it’s curing out. It totally isn’t safe if submerged in water for long periods however I’ve never had a problem using this stuff over the years. You can use drylok original if you so desire for assurance
Such a fun and easy tutorial. How heavy would you say this is?
Hey thank you so much for taking the time to watch my content! It’s actually pretty light for it’s size. I’m able to lift it by myself no problem. But don’t use cheap crummy wood like melamine: that stuff sucks and it’s like 90 pounds if you make it like this.
Love the video! I am currently using this build for my upcoming enclosures. Though, can you tell me where you got those metal mounts for the UVB light? i am struggling to find them locally or on amazon! Any help would be much appreciated!
Great video....can't help but think of Dude Where's my Car.. and then and then and then😅😅😅
Great guide. I'm not sure what I did wrong, but despite my measurements being on point the windows are a tad loose and don't stay in the tracks 😭gotta modify some swinging doors.
That’s a bummer I’m sorry to here I’m not sure and good luck
@Mighty Morphing Reptiles Great guide. I'm not sure what I did wrong, but despite my measurements being on point the windows are a tad loose and don't stay in the tracks 😭gotta modify some swinging doors instead.
Between the top and bottom front boards for the door, I have 18 and 1/2," when you put down 18.5" did you mean a half inch like I did or was that a mistyped to mean 5/16?" Cause it seems closing the gap by a few fractions of an inch would have worked.
I think somewhere in the description I mentioned that I made a slight error in the edit of the video and then made the correction in the blue print
what do i do to add a lip for substrate??
Is the back screwed into the top and bottom or top and bottom screwed into the back? My end pieces mocked up won’t fit.
Does it hold temp?
Hey man love your video! I didn’t see any heat tape for heat from below, does it get warm enough for the beardies?
What kind of sliding tracks are those?
They're is an amazon link in the description
The acrylic was only 18” wide and in the video you say the space is 18.5 so how is it not short to fit? Also the inside length for the track was 43” but the two sheets of acrylic are 24” each or 48” total. Did you cut these down? Or do you leave the 5” of overlap? If so how do you lock/secure them. Thanks
Is this a recommended size or can I make it larger?
Would spruce be ok for a ball python?
How long did it take & how much did it cost please?
why does the side panel board measure 18.5''? I thought it should be 24 - 3.5 - 2.5 = 18''. Is it because of the measurement error when you cut the top piece?
nvm, I see you mentioned in other comments you actually cut 1.5 instead of 1. That makes sense. Great contents. Thanks for sharing and keep up the great work!
Thank You and I'll make sure to keep pressing record!
Is rhere any other paint o can use becuase since i am in canada i cant get drylok products
Great vid bro, a lot of details
Hey thanks for taking the time to watch my content! I try to be informative as I possibly can with out the annoying fluff!🤙
How much did this all cost but not counting the light bolbs
Also curious