This blind will have a 4x8' base, elevated 2', 7' at the front and 6.5' at the back. Wood base, metal frame and 4 mm plastic walls with Deerview door and windows... Wanted something light that I could put up myself...
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I know you want it lite, but cover the inside of the studs with something. Like a Dino lining or the plastic coating. Trust me they become really load at 5:30 in the morning.
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x2Originally posted by brianlg31 View PostI know you want it lite, but cover the inside of the studs with something. Like a Dino lining or the plastic coating. Trust me they become really load at 5:30 in the morning.. Other wise great blind.Comment
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The plan is to line the inside walls with foam sheets.Comment
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Coming along... Note to self - don't do this barefoot or you will be pulling metal splinters out of feet...Attached FilesComment
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My last 4 or 5 were metal studs and I panelized them for easy move and set up.Comment
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That is a good looking blind.Comment
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Blind hauled out to my lease on Friday and I came back to assemble it today. Holes for Deerview windows not cut yet as I ran out of time... Walls and roof are made of 4mm Cloroplast (corrugated plastic). Went up pretty easily and is watertight. Used waterproof foil tape to join the Cloroplast panels. Base is 4x8'.Attached FilesLast edited by Grimas; 07-12-2015, 09:53 PM.Comment
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Sweet!Comment
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Good lookin set upComment
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very good lookingComment
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