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Posted by: M.L.B. at Fri Nov 28 20:42:14 2003 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by M.L.B. ] hello my name is jackie.iahve seen your work it looks very nice. i know from reading your site you are a cabinet maker.it shows from your posts.i myself am a wood working hobbyist i have a small shop.mostly for my cage building i have used mostly melamine and one made from pine plywood never used birch or oak plywood. but since all the death and destruction in the middle east i have noticed plywood prices are up since the post war construction over there.i bought and tried using laminated pine in various sizes it works great super strong and light my current project is a cage that is a 3 level cage furniture grade when it's done i"ll post a pic.but anyway i have been reading for the last few yrs this pvc and differnt types of plastic caging stuff now that since i use wood and you also when i build my work i use alot of dado and other joints for strength. but general i stay away from butt joints there is no strength there thats what from the looks of it most of these plastic cages are with glue. except vision and neo's mold made but over time and from movement would'nt this glue loose it's bonding ablity and these cages fall apart? thanks for reading [ Hide Replies ]
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junglehabitats - M.L.B., Fri Nov 28 20:42:14 2003