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Milking Stool
Making a milking stool
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Rockridge Property 6/22/24
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Barn in Progress
Rockridge Property 4/2024
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Fencing and Road Complete
Makeup Table
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Mom's makeup table.
Chicken Coop
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Backyard Chicken Coop.
Moms Homemade Egg Incubator
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Hatch your own chicks.
Mom's Completed 1967 Volkswagon Beetle
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After a little over 3 years, this rust bucket is complete.
My Hillbilly Boy and Friends with their creation, "The General Lee"
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Josh and his friends transformed an ordinary junker Nissan into the General Lee.
Motorcycle Mammas Female Riders Discover Their Freedom on a Harley!
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Went to a local Garage Party and the news was there. A star is born. ; )
Cleaning Fish
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Cleaning Fish
Moms Bug has an Engine
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Finally got the engine in
Headliner
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Me and my son Josh put the headliner in. A few wrinkles.
VW Bug Diary Month 22
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Back from the paint shop
Moms 1967 Volkswagon Week 28
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Restoration of a 1967 volkswagon Beetle.
More of Mom's Mud Bug.
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More of Mom's Mud Bug.
Mom's Mud Bug
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Mom's Mud Bug
Mom's 1967 VW Bug Diary (Week 6)
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Mom's 1967 VW Bug Diary (Week 6)
Moms 1967 VW Bug Diary (Week 2)
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Moms 1967 VW Bug Diary (Week 2)
Mom's 1967 VW Bug Diary (Day 1)
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Mom's 1967 VW Bug Diary (Day 1)

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @Straightcountry64
    @Straightcountry64 4 роки тому

    You did a great job

  • @susancook9228
    @susancook9228 4 роки тому

    Have you hatched eggs yet? I'm anxious to know your success rate. Contemplating building one for hatching ducks.

    • @kimlawson8607
      @kimlawson8607 4 роки тому

      This was a few years ago, but yes it worked very well. Most all hatched. I don't remember the numbers but was very successful.

  • @usmanmalik6011
    @usmanmalik6011 4 роки тому

    Very very nice mam I like it incubator

  • @aminmoshfeghi8145
    @aminmoshfeghi8145 4 роки тому

    Hi Where can I order thermostat and Turner and other things Thanks

    • @user-tj8we2wr3b
      @user-tj8we2wr3b 4 роки тому

      I bought the turner from Amazon. Husband brought the thermostat from work. Probably got it at Grainger.

  • @kawesoree
    @kawesoree 5 років тому

    You know that the eggs that you buy from the supermarket are not furtile eggs right

  • @owenksmith3
    @owenksmith3 5 років тому

    WHERE DID U GET THERMO STAT FROM

    • @kimlawson8607
      @kimlawson8607 5 років тому

      Couldn't tell you. Room mate got it from work.

  • @winstonclarke9221
    @winstonclarke9221 6 років тому

    Nice Video, Astonishing, what is the measurement, of your incubator, Thanks.

  • @ibrahimlukas294
    @ibrahimlukas294 6 років тому

    shingapi hiyooo

  • @madelinekalhalyla3020
    @madelinekalhalyla3020 6 років тому

    Fans from any old computer The lights from hardware store Thermometer from any hardware store or from any old clothes irone The heat from any old fans or ironed

  • @mohammedzakaria9226
    @mohammedzakaria9226 6 років тому

    Please I have built one but the little problem I have is my thermostat it can't regulates itself automatically so can u please get me a unique one

  • @yepyepba9963
    @yepyepba9963 6 років тому

    Very impressive. Anyway how long does it take to hatch??

  • @tinajenkins5141
    @tinajenkins5141 6 років тому

    Can't get mine to stay the same temp it kicks off and temp drops by almost two degrees then turns back on

  • @MrJamaltp
    @MrJamaltp 6 років тому

    V.simple very useful video thanks a lot

  • @stevenbartram2257
    @stevenbartram2257 6 років тому

    wow,nice incubator im impressed,wish I could do that good,thanks.

  • @wilmerlaudato9266
    @wilmerlaudato9266 6 років тому

    can you send me the materials needed and the measurement of the size of incubator.hope you can read my inquire god bles

    • @kimlawson8607
      @kimlawson8607 6 років тому

      My son borrowed it so I cannot give you dimensions. I really just bought the egg turner and built the box to fit the turner. Using 1/2" plywood. Good luck.

    • @Tokeddaily
      @Tokeddaily 6 років тому

      Wilmer Laudato

    • @dennismukunta7978
      @dennismukunta7978 6 років тому

      what the measurement and requirements

  • @kyalimpapaul1064
    @kyalimpapaul1064 7 років тому

    Great work thanks it teaching to make an egg incubator thanks

  • @travhal
    @travhal 7 років тому

    There are a few flaws right off the bat. 1. Using a headlamp expecially with the reflective material will cause hot spots. Heat lamp uses infrared to dissipate heat causing temperature to be significantly warmer anywhere the bulb is facing. 2. Only using one large heat source. That bulb could burn out any time, if not caught early will destroy whole hatch. Use of multiple bulbs will illuminate much risk. 3. Thermostat I used a similar to the one in the video. Use caution. I've had one stick on and got upto around 200f in my old incubator. Luckily I caught it before going much higher considering that is a fire hazard. Upgrading to digital thermostat with alarms, and auto shutdown when exceeding temp. 4 Small pc fans in each corner prevent cold spots that a large fan can't.

    • @kimlawson8607
      @kimlawson8607 7 років тому

      Well aren't you smart. Thanks. BTW, all the chicks hatched.

    • @travhal
      @travhal 7 років тому

      That's great for yourself... I'm sharing advice for other youtubers who are looking for solutions to problems that have occurred in the past. Just because your setup worked out great doesn't mean everyone will replicate the same results. My comment was not intended to insult, only as a way to improve upon design. (I wouldn't know how it went since there was no update on results that I could find)

  • @vibinjedi
    @vibinjedi 7 років тому

    very helpful vid thanks for the video planning to hatch some quail eggs

  • @lemar519
    @lemar519 7 років тому

    hi mam do you have a diagram for your Incubator?

  • @crippylad9932
    @crippylad9932 7 років тому

    They are just first class, I myself would love to hatch chicks but Wouldn't know how

  • @malafarma7730
    @malafarma7730 7 років тому

    Hi, how do you get fresh air in?

    • @kimlawson8607
      @kimlawson8607 7 років тому

      I guess you really don't. But as soon as the chicks hatch, we took them out.

  • @DreamSpiritMovies
    @DreamSpiritMovies 7 років тому

    Very simple yet effective. Thanks for the video.

  • @amudhalamurali7130
    @amudhalamurali7130 7 років тому

    9701527380 this is my wats up no i have intrested to mini hatcheries so pls send me details

  • @angelbarbagelata9071
    @angelbarbagelata9071 7 років тому

    Can you please tell me what size electrical wire you use on the inside? Thanks.

  • @nielaguilar2633
    @nielaguilar2633 8 років тому

    hw mch the required temp. should be set of thermostat?

  • @jimmyerick4021
    @jimmyerick4021 8 років тому

    i need to make incubator like this plz give me the dimestions am serious

    • @user-tj8we2wr3b
      @user-tj8we2wr3b 8 років тому

      Hi, I made this incubator sized to fit the turner. I'm not sure if it matter much. Anyway it is 20 x 20 and is 30 inches high. The egg turner is on a shelf about 18 inches above the bottom. Hope this helps. Thanks.

    • @jimmyerick4021
      @jimmyerick4021 8 років тому

      +www2b thanx, your email plz

  • @noamanimran1042
    @noamanimran1042 8 років тому

    That is amazing i have all related digital devices, only i need the dimensions, would you please provide As an Architect i would say it is 600 x 600 x 1200 mm and the first rack is @ 500 mm height awaiting your information and advice

    • @user-tj8we2wr3b
      @user-tj8we2wr3b 8 років тому

      Hi, I made this incubator sized to fit the turner. I'm not sure if it matter much. Anyway it is 20 x 20 and is 30 inches high. The egg turner is on a shelf about 18 inches above the bottom. Hope this helps. Thanks.

    • @noamanimran1042
      @noamanimran1042 8 років тому

      Thank you so much, your video helped a lot i took advantage and built my forced air homemade incubator already tried and worked properly for 11 beautiful little chicks Thanks again

  • @rizwansafdar688
    @rizwansafdar688 8 років тому

    very very nice

  • @61066clocks
    @61066clocks 8 років тому

    How ironic ,my main herd of chickens are now 2 years old , hatched in my homemade incubator march 18 2014

  • @gerardoramirez4816
    @gerardoramirez4816 8 років тому

    Could you please tell me the dimensions on your cabinet really nice incubator love it

    • @user-tj8we2wr3b
      @user-tj8we2wr3b 8 років тому

      Hi, I made this incubator sized to fit the turner. I'm not sure if it matter much. Anyway it is 20 x 20 and is 30 inches high. The egg turner is on a shelf about 18 inches above the bottom. Hope this helps. Thanks.

  • @dayzman
    @dayzman 8 років тому

    That's an impressive looking incubator! Is the door window (insulated) plastic?

  • @dimitriosmag5760
    @dimitriosmag5760 8 років тому

    on 2:10 a miracle happened !?!?!?

  • @Toriegarcia89
    @Toriegarcia89 8 років тому

    Thats an amazing looking incubator I would have loved to see u make it.

  • @kamikazekeebler
    @kamikazekeebler 8 років тому

    how is it working so far? looks great!

    • @user-tj8we2wr3b
      @user-tj8we2wr3b 8 років тому

      It worked good! It got too warm once, not sure why, thermostat acted up I guess??

  • @DomAndretti
    @DomAndretti 8 років тому

    cool!! I've been debating building my own because the ones i bought are a pain to work with. this seems doable. thanks :)

  • @jf7333
    @jf7333 9 років тому

    how many hatched and how many doesnt?

    • @user-tj8we2wr3b
      @user-tj8we2wr3b 9 років тому

      We had about a 75% hatch rate. We had a problem with the thermostat. It got real hot in the incubator one day, so that affected our hatch I'm sure.

  • @unhban
    @unhban 9 років тому

    Lovely stock Beetle. Hope you've kept her polished :)

  • @unhban
    @unhban 9 років тому

    Lovely stock Beetle. Hope you've kept her polished :)

  • @richarddelatorre2416
    @richarddelatorre2416 9 років тому

    How much for you charge me to build me one ?

    • @user-tj8we2wr3b
      @user-tj8we2wr3b 9 років тому

      +Richard De La Torre Oh, I'm not a builder. You can do it yourself. : )

    • @EdwardTyndall
      @EdwardTyndall 8 років тому

      +www2b that sucks i wanted 1 too

  • @slimdusty6328
    @slimdusty6328 9 років тому

    Impressive

  • @joeldeleon3553
    @joeldeleon3553 9 років тому

    looks nice

  • @user-tj8we2wr3b
    @user-tj8we2wr3b 9 років тому

    I don't know what kind of thermostat it is. My husband brought it home from work. One day we went out to the incubator and it was over 100 degrees. He swears they cannot screw up like that. All I know is nobody messed with it and then suddenly it's 100 degrees.

  • @HyRisen
    @HyRisen 9 років тому

    nice, what thermostat did you use

  • @monkey3193
    @monkey3193 9 років тому

    well done nice to see chicks hatching

  • @user-tj8we2wr3b
    @user-tj8we2wr3b 9 років тому

    Hey, whats wrong with short sleeves?

  • @MsKeebe
    @MsKeebe 9 років тому

    Did you tell me you were on the news? You were great! So poised and funny and confident. But, wearing short sleeves?!

  • @user-tj8we2wr3b
    @user-tj8we2wr3b 9 років тому

    Yeah, I had a lot of time on my hands. And the stuff I used was lying around or hubby got it at work. Didn't cost me a dime. Only the cost of the egg turner.

  • @yahshuah29
    @yahshuah29 9 років тому

    Ooooooover Kill! But I tell you what this is by far the best damn built incubator I have ever seen. A 40-60 watt light bulb may work better than the heat lamp though.

    • @gibsonchandia5292
      @gibsonchandia5292 9 років тому

      True indeed. A 40-100 watts light bulbs work very well.

    • @yahshuah29
      @yahshuah29 9 років тому

      gibson chandia yeah I have even used 12 watt florescent bulbs and had great hatches I use 40 in warm months a 1-40 and 1-60 in cold months.

    • @user-tj8we2wr3b
      @user-tj8we2wr3b 9 років тому

      gibson chandia I didn't use fluorescent. It's a heat lamp. And I have a regular light bulb just to see what's going on inside.

    • @gibsonchandia5292
      @gibsonchandia5292 9 років тому

      +www2Thank you so much for your response. Iam currently using 60 watt light bulbs and the hatch rate is good. Iam currently looking at ways of minimising power usage as well as incorporating solar energy use.

    • @Shall7729
      @Shall7729 8 років тому

      try using a ceramic infrared heat emitter, as it uses less power. I use a 150 watt in my homemade cabinet incubator and a 75 watt in my styrofoam cooler incubator and they work great. You can find them on ebay for anywhere from $8.00 up to $14.00 and they come in any size from 50 watt up to 250 watt, if I remember right.

  • @dalindaehrhardt9093
    @dalindaehrhardt9093 10 років тому

    Hope you post a video on how it worked..

    • @user-tj8we2wr3b
      @user-tj8we2wr3b 10 років тому

      I plan on getting some eggs in the next 2 weeks or so. First I need to make a nice place for them after they hatch.

  • @bburgndy
    @bburgndy 10 років тому

    Cute slippers