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    Box blind build

    A buddy and I just finished a box blind build and thought I'd share.














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    #2
    Thanks for sharing. Very nice! So who gets the blind, you or your buddy?

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      #3
      Originally posted by ostey22 View Post
      Thanks for sharing. Very nice! So who gets the blind, you or your buddy?


      Lol
      We have shared blinds. Only 3 of us on the lease. 5blinds/feeders


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        #4
        Dang that is slick! I have a couple questions. Are you going to insulate? If you don't mind how much did all the metal cost?

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          #5
          Originally posted by BonesandArrow View Post
          Dang that is slick! I have a couple questions. Are you going to insulate? If you don't mind how much did all the metal cost?


          We will probably insulate it, we have a couple ideas, just haven't decided which route to go.
          Not sure on the metal cost, it all came out of his sheetmetal shop.
          The only out of pocket expense we have on the blind is the windows, wood, paint, and door hardware. ~$300 total


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            #6
            I'm curious, does the metal flex at all? Curious to noise during wind? I really like it.

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              #7
              Unless it falls, that sucker will last a while. Foam board glued to the walls, carpet on the floor and a couple feet up the sides would be a good idea IMO.

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                #8
                Originally posted by Soclose View Post
                I'm curious, does the metal flex at all? Curious to noise during wind? I really like it.


                This thing is very solid although the walls do have some flex, they are fiberglass.

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by Drycreek3189 View Post
                  Unless it falls, that sucker will last a while. Foam board glued to the walls, carpet on the floor and a couple feet up the sides would be a good idea IMO.


                  It shouldn't fall, it will be bolted down to heavy metal base, 5'x9'. I can't remember the exact height of the base but eye level will end up about 7'
                  We will carpet the floor for sure.
                  Foam board for insulation is one option we're looking at, we're also looking at possibly using armaflex.



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                    #10
                    very nice build!

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                      #11
                      Where did you get the fiber glass sheets, or did you make them?

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                        #12
                        Well done

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                          #13
                          Originally posted by 9toes View Post
                          Where did you get the fiber glass sheets, or did you make them?


                          We made them


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                            #14
                            Originally posted by hchntr View Post
                            We made them


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                            If you dont mind me asking how did you make the sheets?

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                              #15
                              Originally posted by 9toes View Post
                              If you dont mind me asking how did you make the sheets?


                              Cut Pieces of sheet metal the size of the panel we wanted, ex. 4x6, 6x6. (You can also use plywood) Put a good coat of wax on it. Lay the fiber material down on it, pour the resin on it and spread it around until all the fiber is covered. Let it harden, trim the edges and peel the fiberglass sheet from the sheetmetal.


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