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Posted by jloomis on November 8, 2008, 1:58 pm
Put a cat on the other side.....I am sure the dogs will learn how to get
through the opening very quick.....
jloomis
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"Dioclese" <NONE> wrote in message
> Settled on a custom order vinyl screen door with large pet entry from
> Office Depot. All hardware is extra.
> Just word of caution. The advertising glib about using tools that you
> would use on wood are true on this door. I trimmed a 1/4" off one side
> for proper fit in opening with a circular saw. That worked fine. I
> decided I wanted the edge I just cut to be rounded over just like the
> other outer edges of the door. Using a hand held router and 1/4" round
> over bit, I attempted to recreate that on the freshly cut side. The
> straight part of the router bit (guide) tends to bury itself in the vinyl.
> Did manage to complete the round over after learning that hard lesson.
> Just had to do it tenderly.
> Now, if I can only get the dogs to enter/exit through the pet entry...
> --
> Dave
> If it looks like fish, smells like fish, its not
> a cantaloupe.
>
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> Settled on a custom order vinyl screen door with large pet entry from
> Office Depot. All hardware is extra.
> Just word of caution. The advertising glib about using tools that you
> would use on wood are true on this door. I trimmed a 1/4" off one side
> for proper fit in opening with a circular saw. That worked fine. I
> decided I wanted the edge I just cut to be rounded over just like the
> other outer edges of the door. Using a hand held router and 1/4" round
> over bit, I attempted to recreate that on the freshly cut side. The
> straight part of the router bit (guide) tends to bury itself in the vinyl.
> Did manage to complete the round over after learning that hard lesson.
> Just had to do it tenderly.
> Now, if I can only get the dogs to enter/exit through the pet entry...
> --
> Dave
> If it looks like fish, smells like fish, its not
> a cantaloupe.
>