tips for my homemade field

[Teamslayer76]

Heres what I did back in the day.
We went out to a hardware store bought some short but stong nails. and A few hinges [20].
After that we got some really crappy plywood from anywhere...trash from construction sites, people trash, craped wood from the hardware store anything that doesnt have holes/rottign will do. Then get some new 2x4's not that much .... you would need around 20 feet, if you can't cut them your self get the store to cut them into 20 1 foot long sections. Now for the steps...

First nail the hinges to to one side of the plywood.
Second attack the 1 foot 2x4 to the open side fo the hinge, with nails.
Then with any scrap wood left over try to cove the nails , or hammer them down.

There you go a 5 vs. 5 field portable....

While it may be a little expensive... It works.....

Total cost i estimate to be $30-50

EDIT- IF you cant treat the wood, or paint it. To keep termites/rotting away from your investment. have fun.

[sbpyro]

This might be a little bit of a drive but
You could check under the free section of craigslist for stuff

http://chicago.craigslist.org/

You'd be surprised at what you can get as long as you can haul it away.
I've gotten enough stuff for $20 or less to create a office. So you could possibly have a cubical alley in your field.

Word of warning for pallets becareful of nails that are sticking out. and you'll need constant maintenance on them.

[ben-afficial]

and if you have a junk yard lying around....cars can actually make a preety good bunker but you might want to knock the glass....you think and hope it will hold...put a hopper into it and it will explode in your face.

[logicmag19]

Alright guys keep the ideas coming. So far I've just made a map of my back yard and the space I have to work with. Anyone have any good setups for the objects u told me to use? thanks. Snorkie great ideas! ill pm u.