This is a recent project. My first screen and thanks from those that helped me with info on the Screen here at PlasmaSpider.
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engine_boy
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Fireplace Screen
This is a recent project. My first screen and thanks from those that helped me with info on the Screen here at PlasmaSpider.
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Dennis
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Re: Fireplace Screen
Looks good..
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baker
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Re: Fireplace Screen
Looks really good! What screen did you end up using, and how hard was it to attach?
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Metal Lee
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Re: Fireplace Screen
Looks great, what thickness did you use to cut it out, 1/8" ?
Thanks, Metal Lee
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engine_boy
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Re: Fireplace Screen
I used a #10 screen from McMaster Carr (I am a little upset with McMaster - they air shipped the screen - that is another story....). I spot welded (with my MIG welder) the screen to the back of the sheet metal. The framework is 14 gauge with a stiffener at the bottom. With the stiffener, this is about the right thickness to keep it from being too heavy. The customer is happy - that is what is important. May consider a different method of attaching the screen next time.
