In this video I construct my own A Frame blind and begin the process of thinking of how to make it even better!
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I build my own A Frame blind…
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If you add connections in the middle and use one size smaller diameter on one half of the blind in would push into itself and make it half the size? Just a thought
To big
Nice Idea. Maybe build it in 2 halves. if you are concerned with portability. Build it the length of the bed of the truck. Connect both 1/2s with 3-4 " PVC connectors to T connectors and both 1/2s can stand on their own and it is more stabile. Then in the field, you can connect both 1/2s on 2-3 levels with 3-4 " PVC on both ends in the field. Dissembled, you can transport it almost flat in your truck and put your decoys on top. Just a thought and I might try the same thing. Thanks for the idea.
That looks great, would love to see the final product
Awesome video man! I’m in the process of making a modular blind setup similar to this, going to be made out of 4’x5’ panels that I can stack in the garage when I’m not hunting, and snap together depending on how many people I have going. Great ideas thanks man!
I like the idea! Only issue I see is PVC doesn't hold up well in the cold. Looks good though.
This is awesome. Do u have dimensions of yours and materials list?
You can but the cover on it's own from Avain for $200
bro i love you, you gotta make some more videos.
What are the dimensions
I've done pretty much the same thing with cattle panels, heavier but you just bend it in the shape you want and run 2×4's through it to sit on. Then if you want to get super high speed you cut cattle panels in the lengths you want and wire them together so you can fold them up for easy transport and tie strips of burlap around each joint of the metal. Good job and good luck brother
Dont glue it together. Use a permanent marker on the pieces so its easy to put back together. If needed you can drill holes in the fittings and pipes for zip-locks to make sure it stay together in the field.
I just hunted out of one last week and was thinking of building one myself. Great idea brother!
Do you have a materials list?
I would add some support across the tops where it angles and lower the front