La voici (en anglais):
Do-It-Yourself Ceiling Protector
By Dale Parkinson
I have been making my own ceiling savers or "isolators", as I call them. I have seen them for sale for $15 but I make my own for around $3.
PARTS LIST
1 piece of 1.25" PVC pipe, 16" long
2 PVC 1.25" pipe caps
2 Pieces of 1" dowel cut 2" long
2 Small Stainless Steel screw eyes 1" or longer
DIRECTIONS
Clean all PVC parts well. Use sandpaper to remove writing or just turn it towards the wall when in use.
Drill small pilot hole in the center of the end of each dowel.
Drill hole larger than diameter of the screw eye in the in the center of each cap. *Pass screw eye through hole in cap and screw into dowel so screw eye turns freely in cap.
Repeat with other cap.
Press cap/dowel assembly onto pipe and tap on the cap to secure.
When hanging heavy objects, a small amount of PVC glue may be used on the last 1/2" of the PVC pipe. *Use glue outside or in an area away from birds.
Allow 24 hours for drying outside.
The isolator turns nicely when my bird flaps on his Boing, but it also is stable when the bird steps onto the Boing.
Source: http://www.landofvos.com/diy/diy_projects.html
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