Outstanding. That's a fantastic greenhouse. Love the width and the offset door. Very clever. I think it looks very professional. Thanks to Jake for the interview and for letting Mickey give details not directly related to Maker Pipe. All parts of a project are important and this just shows how Maker Pipe is all about the success of their customers' builds and not just selling. The strips of polycarbonate is such a good idea, I'll be using that on one of my projects. If anyone uses PVC without the channel that would be ideal to prevent the greenhouse plastic from touching the PVC. When they touch there's a chemical reaction that degrades the plastic quickly.
The reason MakerPipe connections are so cost effective is that I can think of what I want to build, build it, figure out what I did wrong, and make the corrections. And then when I no longer need that build, I can reuse the pieces to do something else. I didn't get to have an erector set when I was a kid. I'm so happy to have an adult version.
I like the idea of using the “spring wire” inside the c-channel to hold the plastic without puncturing it. But I can’t seem to find something like it. Can you point me in the right direction. Great build!
Hi there, thanks for the comment and question. Here is a link to some from bootstrap farmer. www.bootstrapfarmer.com/collections/wiggle-wire/products/wiggle-wire-lock-channel-bundle
Well done! Awesome . I've been wondering if anybody attempted a similar Gothic Arch design with Maker Pipe? I've already purchased a dozen double walled polycarbonate sheets , plenty of EMT..... just need to Know proper top maker pipe angle piece. Thanks for posting.
Hi there, thanks for the comment and question! This build is the only one that comes to mind that resembles a gothic arch. connect.makerpipe.com/gardening/post/jeff-sent-in-some-photos-of-his-sweet-greenhouse-check-it-out-greetings-i-WaMyGGpZfX4QNUa
Outstanding. That's a fantastic greenhouse. Love the width and the offset door. Very clever. I think it looks very professional.
Thanks to Jake for the interview and for letting Mickey give details not directly related to Maker Pipe. All parts of a project are important and this just shows how Maker Pipe is all about the success of their customers' builds and not just selling.
The strips of polycarbonate is such a good idea, I'll be using that on one of my projects. If anyone uses PVC without the channel that would be ideal to prevent the greenhouse plastic from touching the PVC. When they touch there's a chemical reaction that degrades the plastic quickly.
The reason MakerPipe connections are so cost effective is that I can think of what I want to build, build it, figure out what I did wrong, and make the corrections. And then when I no longer need that build, I can reuse the pieces to do something else. I didn't get to have an erector set when I was a kid. I'm so happy to have an adult version.
Thanks AJ! I'm glad that you like the connectors!
I like the idea of using the “spring wire” inside the c-channel to hold the plastic without puncturing it. But I can’t seem to find something like it. Can you point me in the right direction. Great build!
Hi there, thanks for the comment and question. Here is a link to some from bootstrap farmer. www.bootstrapfarmer.com/collections/wiggle-wire/products/wiggle-wire-lock-channel-bundle
Well done! Awesome . I've been wondering if anybody attempted a similar Gothic Arch design with Maker Pipe? I've already purchased a dozen double walled polycarbonate sheets , plenty of EMT..... just need to Know proper top maker pipe angle piece. Thanks for posting.
Hi there, thanks for the comment and question! This build is the only one that comes to mind that resembles a gothic arch. connect.makerpipe.com/gardening/post/jeff-sent-in-some-photos-of-his-sweet-greenhouse-check-it-out-greetings-i-WaMyGGpZfX4QNUa