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Building a Custom Chicken Coop (for my blind hen) DIY HOW TO
Join me on a journey of compassion and creativity as I construct a special chicken coop for my beloved feathered friend, Sarah Connor. Despite being blind, Sarah has captured our hearts with her resilience and spirit, and it's time she had a coop tailored just for her unique needs.
Not only is this project about building a functional coop, but it's also a testament to the bond we share with our animal companions.
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CHAPTERS
00:28 Purchasing lumber
1:02 Framing
5:00 The Walls
5:53 Batten Strips
6:28 Cedar Detailing
6:59 Cedar Shingles
8:31 Hardware Details
9:59 Coop Door
11:46 Hardware Clo...
Not only is this project about building a functional coop, but it's also a testament to the bond we share with our animal companions.
Don't forget to subscribe and hit the notification bell to join me for a cluckin’ good time.
______________________
CHAPTERS
00:28 Purchasing lumber
1:02 Framing
5:00 The Walls
5:53 Batten Strips
6:28 Cedar Detailing
6:59 Cedar Shingles
8:31 Hardware Details
9:59 Coop Door
11:46 Hardware Clo...
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Making a Violin (Part 1) The Blocks, Ribs & Linings, DIY
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Join me on an exciting journey as I embark on a multi-part series dedicated to crafting a violin from scratch. In this episode, I'll delve into the captivating world of luthiery. From selecting the finest tonewoods to meticulously cutting, bending and shaping, you'll witness every intricate step of this challenging yet rewarding process. Whether you're a seasoned woodworker, a music enthusiast,...
Carving a gunstock from scratch
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In this video, follow along step-by-step with Kelley as she takes you through the “how-to”process of creating a custom stock and forend for a 12 gauge Mossberg 500. From designing to inletting and shaping, Kelley shows the techniques and tools she uses to create a beautiful and functional piece. Whether you're a seasoned gun enthusiast or just looking to try your hand at woodworking, this video...
Very inspirational. Thank you for sharing.
That butt stock looks crazy awesome with that tiger stripe appearance it has going across the grain pattern like that.
Thanks! I got very lucky landing this piece of wood
Thanks that was an inspiration. I have an heirloom shotgun that I've shot twice. It needs a new stock. I'm trying to build the confidence to get to working on it. Thanks.
Amazing! I’m glad to hear it. Best of luck!
music? thank u, nice video
Amazing, if that’s your first go.
Thanks Alan! Turns out this might have been the easiest part of the build, the front plate is giving me loads of trouble!
@@KelleyMakes Hi Kelly, thanks for the reply. I was thinking of having a go myself, so am watching with interest. Have you posted the second instalment yet?
@@Drlush1 give it a try! I haven’t posted the next part because I had a baby recently and don’t have the time, but there are several other makers on RUclips doing similar things. Check out John mangum. Also, buy the book the art of violin making. I got most of my information from these two sources!
@@KelleyMakes Super, thanks for the pointer. And many congrats on the new arrival.
I like what you are doing, I found some tips on checkering in this video (below). How not to overrun master lines, on the checkering. I have always loved the wood finish on many of the gunstocks. Has me going back to doing a true White Oak cabinet (clear), thanks. ruclips.net/video/AAMspI1BeyI/видео.html
Hi Kelley, I inherited a nice piece of ironwood. I just so happened to want to make a Mossberg stock. 🙏🏻 How thick is the wood you used?
I don’t remember the exact size of the wood I used but it really doesn’t need much thickness. Go ahead and measure your current stock to see how it compares!
@@KelleyMakes Thank you! I really enjoy your videos!
Congratulations on a job well done!
Thanks David!
vous etes tres douer bravo
You go Gal. God Bles those hands who made this beautiful product.
Thanks friend!
Very nice work! E
The patient and clear narration was the most valuable part here :) great work! Is part 2 coming?
Thank you! It will be coming but not for a while unfortunately, life has gotten in the way. But I won’t forget about it!
Looks like a professional did work. Your attention to detail and fearless approach made video awesome
Thank you David! 🙏
I like seeing all artisans going about their business from sculptists to shoemakers and violins too. This is beautiful.
Thank you Stephen! Me too!
That gun looks gorgeous, well done. I'm from England and so agree with your second ammendment laws what allow you to own guns like that. You should be proud of that project as its so good for your first try. That tru oil really brings out the flower in that grain. Keep up the good work and those labour of loves.
Thank you Steve! Cheers from the USA!
Damn that’s a really nice process and result! Admire your skills! Maybe music choice would be a bit different? Classical music or jazz like elevator music. Sorry don’t wanna be that guy if this is your vibe stick with it.
Thanks Ches! Regarding the music choice, as Ricky Nelson said, you can’t please everyone so you’ve got to please yourself 😉
wow
We’re did you get dimensions for what type of violin ?
The art of violin making, it’s a book
Hi KelleyMakes! I just got into a uni with an amazing wood-related Makerspace, and my eventual goal is to make a violin like you have done in this picture. I've used a bandsaw, tablesaw, and belt sander before, but not to enough of a degree that I would call my self competent enough to make something with this much precision and talent. Do you have any recommendations of channels, websites, or videos I can go to to learn more? You really are just so skilled and I'd like to also get into more into wood-making!
Hi hannah! Great question. Check out Fine Woodworking, it’s a website as well as a magazine. I’m sure your school has great instruction regarding safety and use though.
Love your work making the gun stock thinking of doing one myself
Go for it randy!
Love Bastogne wood stock
Beautifully done
Thank you Craig!
This is something I want to get into I went to school for woodworking but I don’t know where to start for this type of project any hits or ideas of where to start. Also great work looks really good.
Check out the book “stock work for the beginner” by Sherman mays
@@KelleyMakes okay will do thanks
Hi, where is your Part 2?
Hi randy, it’s not available yet, life has gotten in the way unfortunately!
Nice Work Kelley!!
Thank you!
Best video I've seen on how to do a two piece stock yet. Very nice work, Thank you.
@@scotnelson3459 thanks so much! 🙏
Hi from Russia, you are wonderful, keep up the good work 👍🏻💪🏻
Thank you friend!
Im waiting for part 2
Thank you for this video. Absolutely magnificent. 👏 👏 👏
Thank you 🙏
Thanks for all. I want to find data dimension's and patrons for make to violin. Do you know where i will to find. Friendly nick Sideris. Luthier bouzouki.
Muito bem feita parabéns muito linda fico sua arma
Great job, especially for your first attempt? I just happened across your video and thought Id check it out as I have a walnut slab Im considering making into a stock for my 1920 Spanish Mauser. The grain and colors in that walnut is gorgeous, definitely makes for a great looking gunstock.
Thank you! Can’t go wrong with walnut, it’s much easier to carve as it’s a pretty soft hardwood.
Amazing work Miss Kelly. I learn a lot from you and keep going watching you and your channel. Proud of you …!!!!
Fantastic work and terrific video. I have built one each classical and a steel string guitars. Though not exactly a set of Lincoln Logs, they do not require the absolute precision that is needed to build a violin. I have had a violin build on my bucket list for quite some time, and I think your video will serve as my inspiration to build one and check this off my list. I will most definately be on the lookout for your next installment. 🎻👌
Thank you so much! Best of luck in your next project
I think you did fantastic. You are obviously committed to the project and have the skill. Looking forward to net video.
Thank you ed!
well done, thanks for sharing
Outstanding work nicely done
Great job
I know I have a recording of the music in this video, but for the life of me, I can't recall what it is. Thanks.
@@cs51762 if you’re referring to the Irish song it’s called “county down”
@@KelleyMakes I'm sorry, I should have been more specific. It's the classical piece at the very beginning. I'm looking forward to Part 2. Thanks.
@@cs51762 whoops I’m sorry I thought you had commented on a different video of mine. The classical piece in this is from Vivaldis suite, the four seasons!
Holy crap. I had no idea checkering was done after the finish was put on. No room for mistakes. That's amazing.
Yup! It’s traditionally done after finishing because it gives a sharper cut and you don’t tear the wood fibers as much.
@@KelleyMakes that's really cool. I'm gonna share this with my woodworking buddy. He'll definitely enjoy it. Maybe I can get him to make me a new stock and forend.
Absolutely stunning. First of your videos I've seen and I gotta stick around. +1 subscriber
Thank you Zach!
Finished product is amazing, absolutely stunning piece of wood.
Thanks mark!
Bravooo... Sua técnica de construção do violino é muito boa! É muito profissional! E sua oficina, muito bem equipada! Parabéns ❤ 👏 👏 👏
Thank you so much friend!
well now we know how to do it it is very time consuming for sure but what an heirloom to pass down with a video to show it off....ooooooh boy think what you could do with a muzzle loader they are all handmade and most of the muzzle loaders came from the irish and scottish coast but here in 1762 and so forth in the usa they came from german craftsmiths...think about this for next project
Thanks so much for watching Joanna! I have seen some really handsome maple muzzle loaders dyed with iron oxide. A good idea for another project!
Gorgeous. Congratulations! I’d love to have a nice stock on my stoeger coach gun.
Thank you so much!
Excellent subbed well done bravo now u need to do a good side by side game gun n yes i know im late to this but wow well done 👏 👍👍
Thank you so much!
You really impressed me , nice work.
Thanks Jason!
Nice job! Your craftsmanship and editing skills are top notch!
Thank you so much!
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