Sounds like a decent project if you’re serious about it. I’ll give the frame the care it deserves—no flimsy hacks. We’ll need a good weld, proper finish, and a design that lets the birds breathe. If you’re up for the time and effort, I can help shape it. Otherwise, you might just end up with a rusted mess.

Great, first we gotta get the right sheet. Pick a thick, rust‑free alloy, and lay out the cuts. Measure the bird size, add a little extra for ventilation and a perch. Once we’ve got the blanks, I’ll heat‑treat them, then start the forge to get the exact angles and clean edges. After that, a proper weld and a coat of oil to keep the finish pristine. Let’s get the materials ready, and I’ll start heating the forge.

Got the sheet, the cuts are laid out, and I’ve already lit the forge. I’m heating the metal to the hardening temperature—keep an eye on it, we don’t want to over‑heat. Once it’s reached the right glow, we’ll quench, then temper it to bring that toughness without brittleness. I’ll let you know when it’s ready for the next step.Got the sheet, the cuts are laid out, and I’ve already lit the forge. I’m heating the metal to the hardening temperature—keep an eye on it, we don’t want to over‑heat. Once it’s reached the right glow, we’ll quench, then temper it to bring that toughness without brittleness. I’ll let you know when it’s ready for the next step.