Your voice could be a narrator for a documentary! Great build too, definitely gonna try this out.

You missed the main part, did the cat like it!

@rasabendikiene5210

6 жыл бұрын

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Suggestion if you were to make it again for hidden fixings for the rope. Use a forstner bit/ spade bit to create a rebate in the top of the post before an end cap is added and also drill/cut and chisel out a channel out of the side. you can use a washer and screw to keep it in place then wind it round to place of your choice and cut it with 100mm to spare and mark the wood. Drill a hole all the way through that the rope can pass through and then drill a wider hole half way through in which a knot would be abe to squeeze in. The knot will be covered when you wind the rope around the post. once all the way to the top you can then screw it back into place and cut any excess then glue on the top cap

I like the idea of using concrete for the base. The cat posts and towers at the stores always seem to be top heavy (and outrageously overpriced!), and I've ended up putting bricks or books on or around the base to keep from tipping over.

@felixreali7101

4 жыл бұрын

agree

Beautiful job!

Try cutting out a 200mm square or oval piece of wood and cover it with sisal rope or carpet and screw it to the top. Our cats love sitting on the top.

Cool idea

You can use staples for the end of the rope.

The joy of working in English winter! Nice video

Another great build my friend, well done.....👍🏼😊

I love your work!

Hey Mr Bone Brown, I'm a brand new subscriber with a love of the type of stuff you do. I notice you use a lot of pallet wood and like I used to you dismantle pallets with a crowbar and hammer. Recently I found a fantastic chap with a massive field of reclaimed wood. When I turned up to get some old fence panels with my hammer and crowbar he let me have a go of his Pallet Breaker. It changed my life! It made taking pallets apart easier, quicker and I split almost no slats. The wood reclaimed was all in really good shape and the nails easier to remove. The type I borrowed wad about £70 on ebaY or Amazon. It was a little out of my price range but definitely worth what it costs. I found a roughneck one on Amazon for just over £20. It has a lifetime guarantee and does the job perfectly (needs a little more effort than the longer heavier one I borrowed) but I can't recommend one enough. It will change your life. Lee 😀

Loved your video. I use the sisal for my parrots to get a really tight fit i dampen the rope and let it air dry. Thanks for sharing! Cheers :)

Mark 2 post i like love the cap on the top.

Brilliant.

I would like to see your 🐈 playing with its new pallet

Nice video!

Cracking idea.

Nice build! I've made a couple using sisal rope and pvc pipe, since that's what I had on hand.

@RagnBoneBrown

7 жыл бұрын

+Brad Ellis great idea using pvc pipe!

I think you could have saved the original post. If you counter sink some screws to hold the pieces together and then cover all that with rope all the way down to the base you would never see them. It still turned out nice and ultimately if the cat is happy with it then consider it a job well done.

Nice job, I need to make one for my cat (fluffles) who has chosen one of the stair spindles to use as a scratch post at the moment.

Nice one Keith I bet Dylan was over the moon with his new scratch post. Great video mate 👍🏼👍🏼

A very useful video ! Scratching posts for cats are really cool ! Will not scratch furniture !

My cats would love your scratch post.....

Great job bud. I would have used hot glue for the rope. Makes for a tight tight Wind and it's safer for the cat than nails would be in case it catches a claw on it

@RagnBoneBrown

7 жыл бұрын

+MAINEiac Creations the nails face the wall so no chance of him catching his claws

@handydan1591

7 жыл бұрын

Rag 'n' Bone Brown oh very good. Great build. I need to make one myself.

Awesome project! Love the materials you use. Can the next scratching post be a plank with the rope on it? Keep up the fun projects. Thanks.

that looks great, thank you for sharing! if you have a little piece of leather of rubber to epoxy on top of the nail heads, it would help avoiding the risk of the cat's claw getting caught.

Nice project. Did the cat use the new post?

Hi, great video! My project for the weekend. P.s, what do you film and edit your videos on?

That's too bad about the glue Keith. You rebounded nicely and the project looks great!

use a palm sander to get the air out of the concert ....nice cat toy...;-p

Hiya can you give me the link for the sisal rope that you bought?Thanks

Well done... but my cats (3 big guys) are using that same small post all the time. So it doesn't matter if it small. But thanks for the idea to make a bigger on

don't let your PVA glue freeze it weakens it over time, if your workshop gets below zero then you might want to think about building a heated cabinet or bringing your glue into the house

@RagnBoneBrown

7 жыл бұрын

+John Smith yep, learned the hard way!

This is lovely. I really like your older content and seeing the growth of the channel. Did Dylan ever use this??

@RagnBoneBrown

2 жыл бұрын

yes he still uses it today

Nice project and I'm sure your cat thinks so too. You mentioned the rope for 6 or 7 pounds, how much is a pound in US currency? I enjoyed the video. God Bless my friend.

@OldDunollieman

7 жыл бұрын

About $1-28.

Mother of God! You are so talented, BUT, PLEASE SO MUCH EASIER TO JUST GO OUT AND BUY ONE!!! All this trouble for a darn cat scratcher?! 🙀

Footage of Dylan the cat + post please!

@RagnBoneBrown

7 жыл бұрын

+brindmusicnerd on my Facebook page already!

@JohnSmith-ki2eq

7 жыл бұрын

Rag 'n' Bone Brown alas I never have and never will do Facebook,.

@essef.

7 жыл бұрын

Rag 'n' Bone Brown Make a follow up vId with cat action! Mine loved it when I built them a 5ft fence post one with a platform on the top, they destroyed it (bengals) so I need to get building again...

@essef.

7 жыл бұрын

Rag 'n' Bone Brown Btw how much was the sisal? I think it is expensive but I did need 2 10m rolls!

@misfitramone

6 жыл бұрын

John Smith fuck facebook! I'm married and a long time ago an ex tried starting shit with me on there and tried everything she could to get a hold of me. Facebook=shitty people!

You really love your 😻 dont you

Was Dylan suitably impressed?

dylan is so cute

didn't the glue fail because you didn't smear it evenly?

@RagnBoneBrown

7 жыл бұрын

+WhyyoutubeWHY?! No it was the cold temperature it turned the glue quite lumpy and it was also past it's sell by date when I checked so I binned it

@unstoppablehope

6 жыл бұрын

"So I binned it" - I love the way you guys talk over there. Us colonials don't talk so fancy good.

I like bro.. i'm froom indonesia

How muchwas the cost of the project

@RagnBoneBrown

6 жыл бұрын

Probably around £12 for the concrete and rope, the rest I already had

Touche' Brown Bone, touche'! I saw the thumbnail and thought for sure I was going to get my "cat in a shop" fix, but I see that you used that footage to lure the masses over to FaceBook. Well played sir. So I say to you, I will not Sam I Am! I will not watch FB videos on my router, I will not watch FB videos with clam chowder. I will not share my likes with Mark Zuckerberg, I'd rather float down the Trent on a dirty turd. I will not still not on my phone, I shall not pull it up on the PC in my home. Not even with a pound of lube, Can you lure me away from ole youtube. As always, enjoyed the process or "the story" your videos share, from running into trouble and adapting to sneaking up on a new trick, always a joy. Thank you!

So did the cat(s) like it?

@RagnBoneBrown

7 жыл бұрын

+T'airn'KA yes he took a while to get used to it but now he uses it all the time

Wouldn't it have been easier to just get landscape timber ?

@RagnBoneBrown

5 жыл бұрын

My channel is about using reclaimed wood

@Ghostfanofurs

5 жыл бұрын

@@RagnBoneBrown I do realize that, however I was just saying, maybe have some laying around. Not suggesting buy New by no means. 😎

So just for info, not a moan, its pronounced sisal like Size, not sisal like sizzle. Just saying.

Great project. Sorry but you pronounce sisal like size al.

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You are amazing! Loved your video, are you single? Lol Signs Cat Mom of Two