Screen pan covers
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This is a jig I made for cutting screen. If you make a lot of covers this makes the job easier and faster. Post up any other unique ways of making screen pan covers you have.
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Re: Screen pan covers
[Re: rpmartin]
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do you use aluminum of fiberglass, I am assuming aluminum
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Re: Screen pan covers
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do you use aluminum of fiberglass, I am assuming aluminum Steel screen
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Re: Screen pan covers
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You will most likely have to order steel screen from a supplier. Keg Creek, No BS Lures, John Graham, and Ogorman all have good steel screen. Ok, thanks.
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Re: Screen pan covers
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Take your full roll of screen and measure the width or length you need tape the area well then cut completely through the whole roll with a chopsaw then paper cutter into individual covers. I can make a couple hundred pan covers in no time. That's a good idea, I will have to give that a try. Thanks
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Re: Screen pan covers
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Where do you find your steel screen? All they carry at the stores I’ve checked is aluminum or fiberglass. I bought that screen from ogorman.
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Re: Screen pan covers
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This might sound crazy but I'm finding the fastest way for me is to cut the screen the size I want it once, and then using that as an outline to follow with multiple others placed on top. I can cut through the heavy screen about 5-10 at a time with trauma sheers. Those things will cut through about anything. That's cheating, lol. The rest of us do not have access to those kinds of cool tools.
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Re: Screen pan covers
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This might sound crazy but I'm finding the fastest way for me is to cut the screen the size I want it once, and then using that as an outline to follow with multiple others placed on top. I can cut through the heavy screen about 5-10 at a time with trauma sheers. Those things will cut through about anything. That's cheating, lol. The rest of us do not have access to those kinds of cool tools. Well some of us do ...
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