So I'm in the process of trying replace my old oven. After putting the oven in the driveway I was thinking... how this would work as a pellet trap
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I wonder.. 🙄
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My house is already 'that one guy's house" I'm kind of bringing down the prices of the neighborhood. I'm the only guy with a fork lift and car hoist in the neighborhood. Good thing a good part of the neighbors come to me to repair their cars. lol
I think if I use them I will try to just take the tubs out and see how they do.Â
I think if I use them I will try to just take the tubs out and see how they do.Â
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This is a nice landscaping feature of your home. You might want to add an old toilet and put some plants in it.
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If you have the solid plates you could install them at a 45 degree angle so the pellets bounce off and down, cuz if you hit the same spot over and over, at least .22 pellets can actually make a hole in 1 mm sheet metal.
I would also do something about acoustics, a pellet hitting a piece of metal are pretty loud, so maybe glue some thick rubber to the back of the deflector plate.
And in the oven have a tub of sorts filled with sand to finally trap the pellets, this will be easy to clean / filter and reuse i would think
Just my 2 cent
I would also do something about acoustics, a pellet hitting a piece of metal are pretty loud, so maybe glue some thick rubber to the back of the deflector plate.
And in the oven have a tub of sorts filled with sand to finally trap the pellets, this will be easy to clean / filter and reuse i would think
Just my 2 cent
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Actually, I think the idea as lots of potential. And your yard doesn't have to look like a dump either... Make it a project, cover it with some nice wood siding... and it would just look like a storage box
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well, definitely wouldnt let it go without a few holes in it anyway lol .. appliances are one of the most fun things to shoot at, i used to love to find them dumped in the woods back in the day ...
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Actually, I think the idea as lots of potential. And your yard doesn't have to look like a dump either... Make it a project, cover it with some nice wood siding... and it would just look like a storage box
Actually I may do that. AÂ friend is moving out of state and has several cabinets she will not be taking. I was thinking of doing something more like this.
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Speaking of recycling stuff and discreet pellet trap. I used to have one of theseÂ
To house my Gehmann target box. It was in a convenient location at the correct height on the shelves... which just so happen to line-up with a hallway giving me 11M to the closet... And whenever I was home and felt like shooting a 10M target or two, just open the box and be ready to go.
To house my Gehmann target box. It was in a convenient location at the correct height on the shelves... which just so happen to line-up with a hallway giving me 11M to the closet... And whenever I was home and felt like shooting a 10M target or two, just open the box and be ready to go.
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Yes that would work, on my trap I used construction adesive to glue drywall to the back of the steel plates to deaden the sound...works quit well, just a dull thud now!
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