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goodonesaregone65 t1_j8genuv wrote

Info on the project would help

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thenewtbaron OP t1_j8gezot wrote

I'd love to, that is why I posted originally but it does not meet the community standards.

a vine trellis using cattle panels but rather than one panel across, i'm looking at two. I have a design in mind, I have planned out putting a certain amount of posts to hold it up. I have looked on here, on reddit in general, and on youtube. I haven't found much. I was wondering if anyone had any experience doing this dumb thing.

So, to keep it within the community guidelines. the specific question, is there another subreddit, since this can't be discussed here.

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atrielienz t1_j8gh1lu wrote

Maybe r/woodworking?

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thenewtbaron OP t1_j8ghb6x wrote

The issue is that the cattle panels are made of metal, the t-posts i am going to attach them to is metal... there really isn't a lot of wood involved.

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atrielienz t1_j8ghir6 wrote

Ah... Bugger. I mean. I suppose there's r/crafts. Don't know if that's the right fit either.

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thenewtbaron OP t1_j8ghrhk wrote

Eh, that doesn't look right either. Like, I'd probably put my stained glass up there but not this thing.

Someone suggested Landscaping.

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atrielienz t1_j8ghv3b wrote

Yeah. Sorry. I'm just spitballing.

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thenewtbaron OP t1_j8gi1hw wrote

No need to be sorry at all. I appreciate the suggestions. Just assumed that general DIY would be an appropriate place.

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DoomTank t1_j8gisad wrote

I have a hog panel held up by two t posts for growing hops. Doubled should work but get tall t posts.

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khariV t1_j8gg665 wrote

You’re welcome to post here I think. I’m not sure why the subreddit standards say only to post completed projects but there are plenty of “Will this work?” and “oh crap, how do I fix this?” types of posts here.

Pictures and drawings are always useful too.

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thenewtbaron OP t1_j8ggicn wrote

I tried, it was removed because rule 3.

So, going by the rules and the removal, that is why I assume this is not a friendly sub to folks doing DIY. Looks to be just a place to show off. So, to follow the rules of this sub, just looking for an actual place to discuss projects and if folks have any insight to the specifics.

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goodonesaregone65 t1_j8gh9pb wrote

Is it too far outside of the scope of r/landscaping?

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thenewtbaron OP t1_j8ghm77 wrote

I don't know. I would assume so but eh, I guess it will be better than DIY.

Thanks.

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LindenIsATree t1_j8gjrqu wrote

Hmm, you might try r/HomeImprovement?

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