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Community => Taxidermy & Scoring => Topic started by: Duckslayer89 on August 30, 2021, 07:19:33 PM
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With the cost of lumber so expensive I made this wall frame for my bear rug for relatively cheap. I used 6ft cedar fence boards and made it 7x8 feet. Used black drywall screws to screw it together and Brad nails for the inside boards. Used metal plates on the corners of the frame for strength.
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Looks pretty darned good nice job
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Looks pretty darned good nice job
Thanks brotha! I looked at the price tag for cedar at Home Depot and said there’s gotta be another way 😂. I needed it to be cedar to match my wood wall in the living room. Stained everything with minwax golden oak if anyone wants to know the stain color
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:tup:looks good
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Looking at the ends curious if you dado jointed the ends for what looks like a nice tight fit?
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Looking at the ends curious if you dado jointed the ends for what looks like a nice tight fit?
On the tongue and groove on the wall or the rug back? But both of them I usually make 2 cuts per board but just keep it a flat cut. One close then I shave half a blade or a blade off to fit them. The backing for the bear I really liked the way fence boards aren’t perfect so it gives that rough cut look with a gap here and there.
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Looks really good ! Did you use the same stain on the wall too ?
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Man, that stain on the wall looks magnificent.
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:tup:
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Looks great man, where’d you get that bear?? And, I thought you were moving soon??
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Looks great man, where’d you get that bear?? And, I thought you were moving soon??
Thanks dude! Secret spot I’ll tell you later 😂😂😂! I had back surgery so we are going to stick around here a while for now!