You have inspired me over the years, since then I have remodeled my house, built a tiny home, an a chicken coop. In the process of getting around to the greenhouse that started it all. Thank you, best of luck to you and the family.
Excellent ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxYGamVaHfdHiPlAQaLa7zkwR02OKpGYDU . I built the basic model with its help and it turned out great . It is intensive and really educational. Ryan got another victor! No one can represent it better than Ryan. Thank you, Ryan!
I think this Part 1 is a great 'how to' in framing a coop. We already know it will look great, and seeing the construction will help others wanting to build their own with ideas and inspiration.
I really appreciate that you included the measurements and angle degrees! I am a visual learner so having exact blueprints in a YT video will make the future build I plan on doing much easier.
No problem! I tend to build kinda ‘by eye’ and as I go but I know it’s helpful for most folks to have a more defined starting point. Thanks for watching 😀🙏
A little more than a rectangle with triangles on top. I'd say it's pretty well thought out, and dealing with angles isn't always easy. I liked your idea of laying the 2x4 across the top to mark the angles on the rafters.
Yes I was lucky to get into the Home Depot prospective program as represent Ryobi for builds like this. Which is really cool because I’ve always used ryobi. Had a couple other offers over the last few years but I didn’t want to start doing videos with a whole new tool line out of the blue.... this just made so much more sense since I’m already a fan😀👍
@@homesteadonomics Same here! Unfortunately, I moved to an area with no Home Depot near me. 😢 But if I see a sale on their brad nailer I will make the trip, an hour and a half, to get it.
@@homesteadonomics My former coworker in the solar industry used ryobi, people talked a little smack to him about it, but we all put our tools through their paces and his withstood the test of time. Even though the laser on my ryobi chop saw lasted all of one day, but the rest of it still works like a champ.
I just recently found your channel and I’m very impressed with what I’ve seen. I really enjoy watching a craftsman at work. Thanks for the videos, and by the way, I don’t like Liberal Facebook either!
I wish I had this series before I copied your original coop design a little over a year ago. I had to guess on all the measurements and angles for the roof and egg box. But I still built an awesome coop that everyone compliments me on. Thanks for the inspiration!
It makes me sad too😭. But luckily I purchased most of it in December as I had originally planned this to be a January build.... but then ‘procrastinator Joe’ told me to wait😂
Your chickens are going to love you...... I wish I was one of your chickens..............lol.... Looks like it's going to be a great house for your chicks Chris from Missouri
New subscriber here. Also a new duck and chicken momma! Love them and 4 turned into 6 that turned into 12 that turned into 20... soooooo definitely needed this! Thank you!
What do you do about snakes? I’ve considered Arizona for the winters but have a beagle and I know rattlers and beagles aren’t natural friends. Are they common?
Joe, approaching 500k subs. That is awesome. You’ve come a long way my friend. Loving the videos. Sad that our Cats were out of the CWS in two 😞. Bear Down! Looking forward to part 2.
It really helps that you gave us all the dimensions and explained why, I want to build a coop for my chickens and being that I’m not to experienced (other than cutting boards for my husband while building a shed) it really helps when you walk me through it. Great Video!
Funny coincidence: I more or less built this coop. Modified where I needed but very similar. I originally planned for tin roofing but found ondura panels while I was in the store so decided to go that route. Looked Ondura’s video on here and who is demonstrating the install?! You! Haha. So funny. I did run into one snag. I installed over 18in oc purlins but ended up having to backtrack and install additional purlins for the ridge cap to install on to. Not fun. Other than that everything’s going pretty smooth. Love your videos!
@@homesteadonomics I watch all of your videos and I get great ideas from them on projects I want to do, you are a talented individual in metal, wood and rain collection.
I built my wife a chicken coop with mostly recycled materials , I built in my driveway so I built it so it could be moved in sections 4 walls and the roof I used lag screws to put it together . After I painted it red with white trim , I took it apart moved it the back yard and screwed it back together added the floor . I even added a old window 🪟 .cool video
Who's this imposter? A build with wood? Where's the square tubing & welder?? Lol. Another great video, as always thanks for the glimpse into your life man, always enjoyable.
Haha.... I build thing switch wood all the time! Lol.... but you know I do like my welded metal and homesteadonomics Gray paint too😂 But don’t worry.... as soon as this coop is done in maybe the best month,... I’ve got a slew of metal projects just waiting for some gray paint😀👍
Great stuff! And yeah, it's boring, but technically all woodworking is boring since it's all just making boxes (= It's what you do with the boxes in the end that is exciting! Cheers!
This is a particularly nice and easy to build coop. Have you ever thought about drafting up some plans. I would definitely buy. I think others would as well. Thank you for your time.
Great as always but it does make me laugh, having water harvesting in las vegas does not happen it almost never rains. Great job as allway thanks for doing what you do!
Love your videos - thank you for doing them and providing so much detail. Just started building a coop for my daughter's latest project (2 sidewalls done). Could you help me with 2 questions? 1 - Where did you get your wood working cart? 2 - how many chickens do you keep in the 4x8 coop?
Have you ever thought of making a gold sluice or pan for gold in Arizona? It’s fun. I do it in Wisconsin (which sucks) but I’d at least try in Arizona. I love your videos man
That show Gold Fever? There's an episode where they were in somewhere in Arizona. Someone with a metal detector found a gold nugget about the size of a normal bar of soap. The nugget looked like it might have some copper in it because of the color.
Gotta make this chicken coop from heavy gauge hardened steel. Unless you got someone providing 24-hour(well, actually most predators operate at night time)armed security to protect the chickens from predators.
Another great video. You sounded a little Growl-lee in the video. Is it allergies or just working to hard. How long after the build will it be before you get new chickens? It always fun watching you build, weld and whatever. Thanks so much for sharing!
Thanks Thomas! It’s a combination of allergies and running some late night calls at my day job as a firefighter. We work 24hr shifts and the after midnight calls kinda wreck you for the next couple days.
Uaauu, You have done a really good job and it looks great! I have heard about automatic chicken coop doors, do you plan to have one in your coop? I can not decide which system is best. There are so many companies that make one.
Hi, thanks for all the info, very much appreciated. About to embark on building a good sized coop like this for my growing flock! Any chance you'll be adding some plans that can be downloaded at some point? I like working from plan. No biggie if not, but would be nice - Thanks again from the UK :D
I love the city, but videos like these make me second guess myself with each passing year. Maybe, time to focus and drain the city for resources and reshift into nature.
Lots of great things about both places but I love rural living a LOT... as if you couldn’t tell. Check out my ‘pros and cons of rural living’ video from a few months back.... Just my opinions but might give another perspective. But if you do decide to move I’d put that plan into overdrive sooner than later😉👍
First and foremost thank you for putting this out. It's a great video. Trying to build this myself I was so impressed. Do wish you would have went into little more detail about how you made that sliding door. I take it you used a larger sheet of plywood than the one you cut out to make the hole, correct?
Very new to building - but your videos have been a great tool for me. I’m currently in the process of building this coop, just finished framing today. Quick question though, had you not had other plans for flooring, what type of plywood would you have used? I am in North Carolina so it’s very humid here. Thinking about going with a 1/2-3/4 inch exposure 1 grade pine (I think that’s the proper wording) but wanted to know your thoughts. I realize there are probably some better options but trying to keep this build under a gazillion dollars 😅
Hola estimado amigo 👋 que trabajador y emprendedor de proyectos es usted ,vine de vicita y a disfrutar de este interesante video ,empezaré a ponerme al corriente en poco a poco !me agrado mucho la nueva casa para gallinas (el nuevo gallinero ) el que tiene actualmente ví cuando lo hizo ,aún yo no tenía mi canal ,ni tenía redes sociales aún no las tengo ,solo mi Canal y un grupo de facebook que aparece en mi cajita de información para cuando guste ,lo hice hace poco,le mando un cordial saludo, y para su familia también desde Aguascalientes México 🌵🌻👩🏻🌾🇲🇽
I wondered how you could afford building with wood since it has priced most Americans out due to the extreme prices. This is sponsored by Home Depot. Thats how you can afford it. 😊 I will hang on to this video for way in the future when prices drop.
Well, I actually purchased this wood in December. As I planned to do this in January .... but kept putting it off🤦♂️😂. So that helped a lot. But It was not given for free. The sponsorship is for a series of videos over last year and part of this year. Any changes in material costs are on me.
@@homesteadonomics Well, thats a bummer. Seems like they should cover the costs. Looking forward to learning how to build this for my uses 👍 Really glad I had my metal roof installed before everthing went crazy price wise. Thanks again for the referral to Sam.
How far are you going to take the build before moving it on site? The more complete it gets, the heavier it will be and the harder it will be to move it without damage.
Well, normally I would move it at this point, because it’s easy to move. But because of the video I will continue it here for the next part just because I don’t have to deal with the high winds we are having. Wind noise on the camera is terrible for the videos🤦♂️😂
@@homesteadonomics I hear ya. My last vacation, I shot some vids with my camera and almost every second of footage was completely useless because the wind blew out the sound. Since then I created a simple stick-on wind protector from some foam rubber and double-sided tape that works terrific. But I haven't had a vacation in two years to try it...
Is there somewhere I can find your measurements for your coop? I am just starting out with chickens and really like the design of your coop. I watched the tour de coop video and I thought you mentioned you would put your measurements in the comments, but I can’t seem to find them. Thank you so much!
Yep, they are either in the video in text boxes and also the description of this video. I don’t think I have any dimensions after part 3 or so. But the general dimensions in the first 3 parts will get you going. Thanks for watching😊🙏
Joe, I looked in the description for a cut list but didn't see one. Would you provide us with a cut list? I'm inspired by your design and would like to use it.
Yes, lumber is crazy right now. But luckily I purchased 90% of this in December. I planned to start in January or February but just kept putting it off😂
Hey so landed here as i am goign to build about my 5th coop from scratch myself. Just an idea, "guys" are not the only humans building anything just saying....Regardless going to watch your vid, but yah...
Thanks for checking out the video😊🙏. And I’m sorry if you are taking offense at me addressing a general audience. It’s been used to address large audiences of many people (both male and female) for well over a century. Just as mankind doesn’t refer to gender, but simply a shortened use of the suffix of humankind. But you can choose to think of me what you wish as I do not participate in cancel culture, woke politics, or whatever the ‘current thing’ is🤦♂️ If you get any ideas from these videos, great. I sincerely wish you the best😊👍
You have inspired me over the years, since then I have remodeled my house, built a tiny home, an a chicken coop. In the process of getting around to the greenhouse that started it all. Thank you, best of luck to you and the family.
Well that is just awesome to hear! That is so cool and I greatly appreciate you letting me know😀🙏
Excellent ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxYGamVaHfdHiPlAQaLa7zkwR02OKpGYDU . I built the basic model with its help and it turned out great . It is intensive and really educational. Ryan got another victor! No one can represent it better than Ryan. Thank you, Ryan!
I think this Part 1 is a great 'how to' in framing a coop. We already know it will look great, and seeing the construction will help others wanting to build their own with ideas and inspiration.
Thank you Jess!
I really appreciate that you included the measurements and angle degrees! I am a visual learner so having exact blueprints in a YT video will make the future build I plan on doing much easier.
No problem! I tend to build kinda ‘by eye’ and as I go but I know it’s helpful for most folks to have a more defined starting point. Thanks for watching 😀🙏
I really appreciate what you are doing from the other side of the planet. Looking forward to see it's finished. 😊👍
Thank you so much! Where are you watching from? Always love to hear about faraway places😀👍
A little more than a rectangle with triangles on top. I'd say it's pretty well thought out, and dealing with angles isn't always easy. I liked your idea of laying the 2x4 across the top to mark the angles on the rafters.
Never seen a chicken coop with a solar panel. Good job!!
This new one will be getting the same solar electric fence set up as the one in the beginning😀👍
Chickens like to watch 📺. The solar panel is probably enough to power a small (7inch screen) tv set
Very Interesting 🤔…. Thanks for sharing your adventure.
Thank you St Myles! Always happy to share these adventures with you👍😀
Um it was mind blowing.
Very well planned.
Good stuff
Thank you!
Ryobi power tools sponsoring your video?! LUCKY!!
Yes I was lucky to get into the Home Depot prospective program as represent Ryobi for builds like this. Which is really cool because I’ve always used ryobi. Had a couple other offers over the last few years but I didn’t want to start doing videos with a whole new tool line out of the blue.... this just made so much more sense since I’m already a fan😀👍
@@homesteadonomics Same here! Unfortunately, I moved to an area with no Home Depot near me. 😢 But if I see a sale on their brad nailer I will make the trip, an hour and a half, to get it.
@@homesteadonomics My former coworker in the solar industry used ryobi, people talked a little smack to him about it, but we all put our tools through their paces and his withstood the test of time. Even though the laser on my ryobi chop saw lasted all of one day, but the rest of it still works like a champ.
Great video... Your workshop is so clean in envious lol
Thank you Keith! But cleanliness of my work areas is only because I clean it for the video. My work space is usually a mess while I’m building stuff😂
I just recently found your channel and I’m very impressed with what I’ve seen. I really enjoy watching a craftsman at work. Thanks for the videos, and by the way, I don’t like Liberal Facebook either!
These were the exact plans I had worked up in my head, you have no idea how helpful it was to see it reality before I built it....
This man inspired me to build a house
I wish I had this series before I copied your original coop design a little over a year ago. I had to guess on all the measurements and angles for the roof and egg box. But I still built an awesome coop that everyone compliments me on. Thanks for the inspiration!
Most excellent. Thanks for the details also. 💙🌎✌
Thank you Kristin!
Thank you, I'm building one now and thanks to you tube I an following your instructions step by step.
Your portable workbench is Awesome!! Great video.
I'd make a joke about the price of the lumber, but it makes me sad.😩😆
Great start Joe!
It makes me sad too😭. But luckily I purchased most of it in December as I had originally planned this to be a January build.... but then ‘procrastinator Joe’ told me to wait😂
Your chickens are going to love you......
I wish I was one of your chickens..............lol.... Looks like it's going to be a great house for your chicks
Chris from Missouri
Thanks Chris! Almost done with part two... sometimes this week😀👍
Great video. Enjoy watching your builds.
Thank you Craig!
Anyone who is not handy can use your video and measurements and end up with a beautiful coop.
It’s a good start, I can’t wait to see the next video 👍😊
Thanks! Working on the next one right now😀👍
Hello from Yorkton, Saskatchewan, Canada. Thanks for sharing your great video’s please keep them coming.
An excellent start to an awesome build Joe!
Thank you Gregory! 😀🙏
New subscriber here. Also a new duck and chicken momma! Love them and 4 turned into 6 that turned into 12 that turned into 20... soooooo definitely needed this! Thank you!
Watching this early morning got me late to my work.. Lol
Oh sorry.... but thank you for watching! 😀🙏
I remember watching your altoids kit video 7 years ago. I found the link today and watched your videos so many years later
Oh wow! That was a while ago!!
before watching the coop i have to say your the cleanest i ever seen the set up you have behind is how i set up mine and i hate being messy
U make me hungry for the part 2 and 3
Always interesting, always informative. Thank you.
Thanks for checking it out Michael!
What do you do about snakes? I’ve considered Arizona for the winters but have a beagle and I know rattlers and beagles aren’t natural friends. Are they common?
Best videos on UA-cam!
Well thank you! 😀🙏
Informative and great video! Know the chicks will love it! :)
Thanks mmx3!
Joe, approaching 500k subs. That is awesome. You’ve come a long way my friend. Loving the videos.
Sad that our Cats were out of the CWS in two 😞. Bear Down! Looking forward to part 2.
Love my Ryobi tools! Especially my cordless Ryobi saw and impact driver! Again great video buddy!
I agree! They’ve have served me well for nearly 20 years now😀👍
Nice work Joe! 😃👍🏻👊🏻
Thank Fred! 😀🙏🙏
It really helps that you gave us all the dimensions and explained why, I want to build a coop for my chickens and being that I’m not to experienced (other than cutting boards for my husband while building a shed) it really helps when you walk me through it. Great Video!
Funny coincidence:
I more or less built this coop. Modified where I needed but very similar. I originally planned for tin roofing but found ondura panels while I was in the store so decided to go that route. Looked Ondura’s video on here and who is demonstrating the install?! You! Haha. So funny. I did run into one snag. I installed over 18in oc purlins but ended up having to backtrack and install additional purlins for the ridge cap to install on to. Not fun. Other than that everything’s going pretty smooth. Love your videos!
Great job so far, impressive design, well thought out and thank you for sharing.
Thanks fir checking it out Daniel!
@@homesteadonomics I watch all of your videos and I get great ideas from them on projects I want to do, you are a talented individual in metal, wood and rain collection.
I built my wife a chicken coop with mostly recycled materials , I built in my driveway so I built it so it could be moved in sections 4 walls and the roof I used lag screws to put it together . After I painted it red with white trim , I took it apart moved it the back yard and screwed it back together added the floor . I even added a old window 🪟 .cool video
Powerful and gets the job done.
Awesome buddy!!!!!!!
Thanks Dennis!
Nice Job 🙂
Thank you john!
Who's this imposter? A build with wood? Where's the square tubing & welder?? Lol. Another great video, as always thanks for the glimpse into your life man, always enjoyable.
Haha.... I build thing switch wood all the time! Lol.... but you know I do like my welded metal and homesteadonomics Gray paint too😂
But don’t worry.... as soon as this coop is done in maybe the best month,... I’ve got a slew of metal projects just waiting for some gray paint😀👍
Thanks for the ideas and videos.
Thanks for the tutorial this is wonderful. How many chickens would be housed in this coop?
Great stuff! And yeah, it's boring, but technically all woodworking is boring since it's all just making boxes (= It's what you do with the boxes in the end that is exciting! Cheers!
Haha... very true!
Great video
Nice clean work
Bardzo dobry film. Wyczerpujący dokładny instruktarz. Bardzo dziękuję. Pozdrawiam serdecznie i idę oglądać cześć drugą.
This is a particularly nice and easy to build coop. Have you ever thought about drafting up some plans. I would definitely buy. I think others would as well. Thank you for your time.
Excelente trabajo 👏👏
Muchas gracias!!🙏
Looks great
Great as always but it does make me laugh, having water harvesting in las vegas does not happen it almost never rains. Great job as allway thanks for doing what you do!
Thanks Chad! And yeah, I know it’s not as common out here but it does rain.... just really long periods in between😂
Great content as always!👍🏻
Love your videos - thank you for doing them and providing so much detail. Just started building a coop for my daughter's latest project (2 sidewalls done). Could you help me with 2 questions? 1 - Where did you get your wood working cart? 2 - how many chickens do you keep in the 4x8 coop?
Awesome!
Thanks Tim!
Have you ever thought of making a gold sluice or pan for gold in Arizona? It’s fun. I do it in Wisconsin (which sucks) but I’d at least try in Arizona. I love your videos man
Yes I have! I used to watch the GPA (gold prospectors assoc.) when we first moved to AZ when I was a kid.
That show Gold Fever? There's an episode where they were in somewhere in Arizona. Someone with a metal detector found a gold nugget about the size of a normal bar of soap. The nugget looked like it might have some copper in it because of the color.
Gotta make this chicken coop from heavy gauge hardened steel. Unless you got someone providing 24-hour(well, actually most predators operate at night time)armed security to protect the chickens from predators.
It’s gonna have to be just heavy gauge wood for this build 😉👍
Great info
Excellent Project! 👍
Thanks Chevy!
Your amazing thank you
Thanks for checking it out Anna!
Another great video. You sounded a little Growl-lee in the video. Is it allergies or just working to hard. How long after the build will it be before you get new chickens? It always fun watching you build, weld and whatever. Thanks so much for sharing!
Thanks Thomas! It’s a combination of allergies and running some late night calls at my day job as a firefighter. We work 24hr shifts and the after midnight calls kinda wreck you for the next couple days.
Sufficient cottae area for several chickens, maybe 15 max🤔. Construction is ok. 💪👍
I hope I can do this by myself lol
Uaauu, You have done a really good job and it looks great! I have heard about automatic chicken coop doors, do you plan to have one in your coop? I can not decide which system is best. There are so many companies that make one.
Hi, thanks for all the info, very much appreciated. About to embark on building a good sized coop like this for my growing flock! Any chance you'll be adding some plans that can be downloaded at some point? I like working from plan. No biggie if not, but would be nice - Thanks again from the UK :D
你的工作间很整洁
I love the city, but videos like these make me second guess myself with each passing year.
Maybe, time to focus and drain the city for resources and reshift into nature.
Lots of great things about both places but I love rural living a LOT... as if you couldn’t tell. Check out my ‘pros and cons of rural living’ video from a few months back.... Just my opinions but might give another perspective. But if you do decide to move I’d put that plan into overdrive sooner than later😉👍
@@homesteadonomics Heading there after this video.
Thank you good sir.
How do you like the Ryobi battery powered tools? I just picked up a set and so far impressed!
I love them! Been using them for about 20 years now and have found them to be quality and a good overall value!
First and foremost thank you for putting this out. It's a great video. Trying to build this myself I was so impressed. Do wish you would have went into little more detail about how you made that sliding door. I take it you used a larger sheet of plywood than the one you cut out to make the hole, correct?
When a cabinet maker makes a coop
Very new to building - but your videos have been a great tool for me. I’m currently in the process of building this coop, just finished framing today. Quick question though, had you not had other plans for flooring, what type of plywood would you have used? I am in North Carolina so it’s very humid here. Thinking about going with a 1/2-3/4 inch exposure 1 grade pine (I think that’s the proper wording) but wanted to know your thoughts. I realize there are probably some better options but trying to keep this build under a gazillion dollars 😅
Ok Joe, the big question: How long did it actually take to build this thing? I thought I'd copy your design, but smaller. Then insanity followed.
Hola estimado amigo 👋 que trabajador y emprendedor de proyectos es usted ,vine de vicita y a disfrutar de este interesante video ,empezaré a ponerme al corriente en poco a poco !me agrado mucho la nueva casa para gallinas (el nuevo gallinero ) el que tiene actualmente ví cuando lo hizo ,aún yo no tenía mi canal ,ni tenía redes sociales aún no las tengo ,solo mi Canal y un grupo de facebook que aparece en mi cajita de información para cuando guste ,lo hice hace poco,le mando un cordial saludo, y para su familia también desde Aguascalientes México 🌵🌻👩🏻🌾🇲🇽
Any plans to do this amazing chicken coop? Thanks!!
I wondered how you could afford building with wood since it has priced most Americans out due to the extreme prices.
This is sponsored by Home Depot. Thats how you can afford it. 😊
I will hang on to this video for way in the future when prices drop.
Well, I actually purchased this wood in December. As I planned to do this in January .... but kept putting it off🤦♂️😂. So that helped a lot. But It was not given for free. The sponsorship is for a series of videos over last year and part of this year. Any changes in material costs are on me.
@@homesteadonomics
Well, thats a bummer. Seems like they should cover the costs.
Looking forward to learning how to build this for my uses 👍
Really glad I had my metal roof installed before everthing went crazy price wise.
Thanks again for the referral to Sam.
A little paste wax or soap will make those screws drive easier.
I like to make the tool earn its keep😉
Great vid series!! What slip on boots are those?
How far are you going to take the build before moving it on site? The more complete it gets, the heavier it will be and the harder it will be to move it without damage.
Well, normally I would move it at this point, because it’s easy to move. But because of the video I will continue it here for the next part just because I don’t have to deal with the high winds we are having. Wind noise on the camera is terrible for the videos🤦♂️😂
@@homesteadonomics I hear ya. My last vacation, I shot some vids with my camera and almost every second of footage was completely useless because the wind blew out the sound. Since then I created a simple stick-on wind protector from some foam rubber and double-sided tape that works terrific. But I haven't had a vacation in two years to try it...
awsome
Good luck
Thank Alan!
Thanks for the great video and inspiration. What thickness do you use on the plywood for the sides?
Were you able to get it done before the price for lumber went sky high?
Looks good by the way.
I purchased most of this wood in December as I originally planned to do this build in January.... but just put it off til now
Thank you for the measurements. How else am i gonna learn?
You’re welcome!
Is there somewhere I can find your measurements for your coop? I am just starting out with chickens and really like the design of your coop. I watched the tour de coop video and I thought you mentioned you would put your measurements in the comments, but I can’t seem to find them.
Thank you so much!
Yep, they are either in the video in text boxes and also the description of this video. I don’t think I have any dimensions after part 3 or so. But the general dimensions in the first 3 parts will get you going. Thanks for watching😊🙏
Joe, I looked in the description for a cut list but didn't see one. Would you provide us with a cut list? I'm inspired by your design and would like to use it.
Can you tell me the exact barn door hardware set you bought for your chicken coop build? And where you got it? Thanks
Pulling a second mortgage just to build a chicken coop
Yes, lumber is crazy right now. But luckily I purchased 90% of this in December. I planned to start in January or February but just kept putting it off😂
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Hi, How many chickens can you fit there?
We will have maybe 11-12 or so.
Hi I was wondering about the spacing of the studs when you framed the walls, Were they 16" on center?
1st comment!!!!!
yes, you are sir!
Hey so landed here as i am goign to build about my 5th coop from scratch myself. Just an idea, "guys" are not the only humans building anything just saying....Regardless going to watch your vid, but yah...
Thanks for checking out the video😊🙏.
And I’m sorry if you are taking offense at me addressing a general audience. It’s been used to address large audiences of many people (both male and female) for well over a century. Just as mankind doesn’t refer to gender, but simply a shortened use of the suffix of humankind.
But you can choose to think of me what you wish as I do not participate in cancel culture, woke politics, or whatever the ‘current thing’ is🤦♂️
If you get any ideas from these videos, great. I sincerely wish you the best😊👍
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Hi, great build! I might have missed it, but where did you purchase the barn door slider kit?
all that lumber, someone's rich :P
If purchasing 20 - 2x3’s in December for this projects original planned start of January is rich... I guess so🤷♂️😂
@@homesteadonomics that is some good investing : )
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Hey Wayne! Hope you and the family are doing well over in the great state of Texas! 👍😀
Doing good. Other than we I have been shut down because of rain. Had right at 14" in may.
Do you have blue prints or building step by step guide?