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danno
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for those of you that use mouse guards I found a new, easy and effective material. Its the aluminum mesh used to give cultured stone something to grip to. It 5.00 for a 3 X 8 ft pc at Lowes and the holes are about 1/2 X 3/8. It cuts easy and is east to bend. I simply cut strips and stapled the over the entrance
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I was thinking of using hardware cloth. Any one else used it before an what size?
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Quote from: BabcockFarms on October 09, 2012, 12:03:11 AM
I was thinking of using hardware cloth. Any one else used it before an what size?
I have always used hardware cloth but 1/4 is to small and 1/2 is to big. What I did was fold 1/2 so the holes didn't line up reducing the size to about 1/2 wide by 3/8 high. 3/8 is the size I want and that what this aluminum mesh is plus its cheaper
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I use 1/4 inch my small call- natural cell bees get thru.
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