Build this 40 light Gadget cache 

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@Dalton Marcellus flixportal

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@Dalton Marcellus Happy to help :)

Greetings back to you from West Virginia!

Thank you, I've posted some notes above on how I painted. Its very simple, just streaking on different colors, but I usually start with a black base coat. I like the look of age.

what kinda of twist...r u willing to share GC#?

SEE ABOVE comments to GC.Kaba.ja. No mixing, more just streaking on different colors on top of each, letting each one dry between coats. All brushed on the same direction.

Base paint was black, then I just lightly streaked in the other colors just to make it look good.

There are dozens of different ways to build it, I like sharing the concept and let people use there imagination in there own creation.

cool, I like the ideas, keep it up!

Me too!

I started with a coat of white primer, then painted it with a coat of black paint. After it drys, I just LIGHTLY paint with white, let it dry and then did some very very light red. I always brush in the same direction. What I am trying to achieve is look of age. Makes each bird houses look very different. No way you can mess up, if you don't like your work just paint over it. You will notice many of my caches have a streaked look, similar to this one.

I make my boxes out of pine, but cedar would even be better, it is just some much more expensive. I haven't had good luck with treated plywood, but there are times the size calls for it. I buy any Good quality paint. I start with a wood primer and then coat with at least 2 coats of Exterior paint.

If you put a small log(micro size) in an LARGE AMMO can does it make the cache a micro? NO, the cache size, NOT the log size determines the size of the cache. Good question, thanks for asking. My birdhouses are either all Regular size or they could be "other".

Nevermind I watched it again and answered my 1st question

My batteries last for over a year before I replace them. I try to replace them before they go dead.

I simply put a bead of calk on my seams, especially the top one where the lid hits the back board. My caches stay extremely dry, not even a bit of dampness.

Please do, the reason I do these video's is to give others ideas on how to build unique caches. Good luck on your build.

Thanks I will keep you updated on how it goes

Something like this will work.....www.amazon.com/Honbay-50pcs-Mixed-Colour-Wired/dp/B01ANHHQ1A/ref=sr_1_13?ie=UTF8&qid=1516210540&sr=8-13&keywords=12+volt+led+lights

Good for you. Lots and lots of ways to improve it. My purpose is to just get people thinking.

www.amazon.com/dp/B01DZIRPM4?psc=1 are some very similar. Find what works for you.

Thanks Oliver