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>Hi Sharon, > >when I was in LA in December, doing a little training >with Leri, I'm sorry I couldn't make it up your way. > >Next time for sure. > >Congrats on the pallisade! > >David > > > >>I am super happy to announce that we have FINALLY >>compleated our new pallisade. It is a welded >>immovable monster, but the design could easily be >>adapted for bolts instead of welds. Will post some >>pics on my site in the (hopefully:) near future. >>After buying too much of not perfect materials, we >>learned that any good welding shop can make the peices >>for the "legs" for not very expensive ~ 60 bucks. Ask >>for them to make a peice called a "channel" that will >>accept 2by4s ( or the smaller wood if you prefer) >>They willl bend a flat peice that then looks like a >>"U" and the rest is not so hard. I like the "channel" >>legs because it is very stable and should never need >>to be redone. As far as a portable design, I would >>reccomend that you bolt at the feet, the ramp to leg >>connection and the and the ramp to feet connection. >>We put ours together in a few hours. It would have >>been less time if we had let the real welder do all >>the work, but we were interested in learning/trying to >>weld ourselves. Btw, welding is a LOT more difficult >>than I had thought it would be. Unless you have too >>much time and money, I would say just let a pro do the >>welding..... >>We are in N. California right off the I-5 and welcome >>folks on their way up or down the coast to come check >>out our "temp" field. >>Sharon >>www.californiamondioring.org

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