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Old 10-17-11, 02:01 PM   #1
DeesBalls
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flexwatt in melamine enclosure

so i finally figured out how I can put flexwatt in my new cages...

i will take a piece of 11x12'' flexwatt and lay down on the cage floor...

around that i will take about 1'' of melemine and set around the flexwatt...

i will glue/screw/seal the wood pieces (frame) around where the flexwatt will be places...

after that dries/cures.. i will take a piece of plexi glass and lay over the frame work...

screw that down over top of the flex watt so there will be about a 1'' gap between the flexwatt and the plexi....

on the back side of the enclosure i will drill 2 hole for the wiring to go out, and about 4-5 more small holes for the heat ventalation to escape. ...

when i need to change the flex watt, all i have to do is unscrew the screws, and take out flex watt, replace it and re screw it down... i am so excited i thought about this!! i hope it works... i was also thinking of putting a few holes into the plexi glass for more ventalation,
water wont be a problem since they will be in the BP, corns, and kings cage.. also my BRB but will seal everything really tight for her!!

let me know what you all think of my idea. thanks!
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