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Imagine yourself in a room, limited by only three dimensions, but containing numerous implements to measue those dimensions. Your olfactory senses are overcome by the heavy laden wood particulate in the air. Your eyes are strained by the clutter, mess and lack of good lighting. Your hearing is seriously impaired by the screeching of high speed rotating equipment. Your decency is appalled by the cussing of a lunatic who has just cut a finely groomed, angled and routed piece of wood too short. Your imagination is challenged trying to figure out what the lunatic is doing. You are not in hell, or having a "Home Improvement" nightmare, you have entered Al's Work Shop.
I would like to thank you for visiting my page and hope the information provided is helpful to you. I am by no means trying to convince people to avoid purchasing cages. As a matter of fact, most of the cages we own were purchased; however, there are situations that arise where you either cannot find what you need, or the cost is prohibitive. My goal was to share with you some concepts that I put to application for my particular situation. People have been building their own cages for many years. I know that there are a lot of good ideas out there and hope someday we can get these ideas compiled on the internet.
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