2x4 with lid - Guinea Pig Cages

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  RubyPiggie2

• Oct 10, 2004

Excellent! That is a very nice cage! How did you get the coroplast so straight!? Lol, I can never get it straight, it's a bit challenging for my scissor impaired self. Nice job, I was planning on making a cage just like yours, except with no top. :Before I saw this picture, it was going to be same color grids and corolplast: Well I think it's great!

 

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  Poohbear

• Dec 11, 2004

cute

 

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  AngelsCavies

• Dec 13, 2004

ruby, use an ultility knife. it works better than sicors. it sould be in a tool box if your family has one,

 

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  RubyPiggie2

• Dec 13, 2004

Not too long ago I finally learned how to PROPERLY learn to make cages... lol, and I use a utility knife, and all my cages have been great since! My new cage, a 2x6, will be up sometime soon. I'm making this cage for one of my friends, lol.

 

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  AngelsCavies

• Dec 17, 2004

yay you did it. I give you an Aplus

 

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  Poohbear

• Feb 21, 2005

great job!

 

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  Cavy Cuckoo

• Jun 1, 2006

Utility knife? I use coroplast cutters.. I have one to go along with the grain of the coroplast, and a different type to go against the grain.. O.O

 

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  RufussMom

• May 3, 2007

It looks very professional! Nice Job. How much did it cost you for all the materials?