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Late to the greenhouse build party but it looks awesome! Great job to you and your wife!

You never tape brass to brass

Thanks for making the video, I needed instructions, 😊 I like to build and you made it look easy enough for me to tackle myself. 😎👍thankyou

I would have to think tig is very close to oxyacetylene welding, definitely go 240v you wont be disappointed

A for effort, But your next prob will be they sit on top of it and poop a lot. So solution would be to make the top at a slant so they can't sit on top of it

EPIC! Thank you!

next time cut the 3 interior walls to the desired slope and save a lot of wasted cutting floors and have a solid one

I recommend using 100% helium for tig not argon. 100% argon works for tig but not recommended it’s better for mig welding

This was TRULY EPIC!!!! 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿 The main part of my coop is almost done (w/o using any plans), but i couldnt visualize how to get this done🙁 Thanks to your video, i hope to have it knocked out once the frain stops💚👨🏿‍🌾🐓🐔

Epic build

It's called a cleat.

Nice job you didn’t show how you got the angle of the bottom or I missed it and how high did you make off the ground

You not that ugly. No Clark Gable. You might need a new wife.

Functional

Sorry bud. Just looking at first glance, you’re in trouble. Ruff, ruf!f

Were you able to get an adapter and use the tig torch shown in the beginning of video ? If so how well does it work ? I’m thinking of getting one for myself

Can you reverse the egg collector to come out the back and the hens go in front?

That's called a "French cleat" that you used to hang the box from.

Yor bottle needs to be secured so it doesn't become a rocket.

Well done, how did your ladies like it? Does it work well or do you have to tweak it? I’ll look for a follow up video!

How thick is the plywood you are using ? Thank you

Why not make the bottom one solid piece?

You need to make sure the top cleat is parallel with the top edge of the box when attaching, not level because the box isn’t sitting on level ground

I'd love to see a quick follow up video (could just be a few minutes) on how the nesting box is working out. Looks good.

Let's have written directions too

Epic 🎉

Great job ty

This is on my to do list. Thanks.

I wish you showed making the incline

Thank you for the plans. Very simple and exactly what we needed

Nice, would you recommend for practicing pipe welding at home? Thanks

Sounds like you were talking about using a French cleat system for hanging which works great and could have been done with the 3/4 material.

How did it work? Did eggs break when they dropped them in the box?

Thank you for the step by step instructions, the best I have seen on youtube

Called a French cleat my friend. Very nice nesting box.

EPIC!!!!

You've got a new sub. We just got our first chickens. This roll away is exactly what I want to do. Thanks.

You did such a good job explaining the build except for the floor pieces. You didn’t say anything about the angle, or why you did that as separate floor pieces instead of cutting the angle and doing it as one sheet. I feel like that’s the most crucial part of this whole build. How did you measure the angle for that slant? How long are those pieces? How did you secure it? Why are there little triangles on the bottom?

Sorry, but was it mentioned or did I miss it, what thickness of plywood did you use. You mentioned 4 x 8 a couple of times but i never heard how thick. Thanks for the great idea.

Im wanting to buy one of these, and im gonna be doing stainless. Could you tell me what the longest post flow setting is?

Just picked one of these up myself and intend to use it for stick welding. I've never welded before & I'd like to learn the skill. My first attempts my 1/8 7018 rods were sticking to the metal. The manual said if that happens to flip the ground probe to the positive terminal on the machine and vice-versa. Of course I saw that after I felt like a failure at welding. 😂 So I have yet to do that in practice, plus I felt uneasy about it. Now that I saw you too had to do that I feel a bit more comfortable. I'll have to keep practicing! Lord knows my vehicles are in desperate need of some welds and I need to "get good" with the skill. It would be a great skill to have for many things around the house and in mechanics. Thanks for the video! You've helped me want to retry without so much anxiety.

thank you

How are the eggs on the wood in the roll away? I have been afraid of them cracking. Was thinking of putting down rubber matting.

Why didn’t you just cut the 19 inch sections smaller with your keg instead of making extra cuts with the table saw?

I have to make more nest boxes because of that darn chicken math. And I have two sheets of plywood and this is the most BRILLIANT basic plan, I need a roll away system as I'm tired of cracked and poopy eggs. Thank you so much!

flux core is also used in welding steel thicker than 1/4" because of the penetration that short arc MIG cant produce

flux core can be very strong

Great job bud

Good job

That is called a French cleat