Pocket Hole Joinery - THE STRONGEST WAY TO BUILD COOPS!
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
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Matt takes a deep dive into pocket hole joinery and why it's Carolina Coops choice for building our chicken coops. It's a great way to join wood together, but if you're a DIYer, make sure to watch this video to avoid any pitfalls when using pocket hole joinery. You can indeed build your own quality chicken coop with these helpful tips from Matt!
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Man I love you guys and this channel because you don't "gatekeep" any of your ideas or methods. You could easily do everything behind closed doors like most companies, but instead you share the knowledge for free! Thanks CC keep up the great work. - Chris L (FL)
Thank you!
Good advice from an industry leader. If your going to build a coop yourself, this is solid knowledge.
Thank you .
You're a good man!
Hey Matt, where can I get one of those pocket hole table machines?
Where do you get your screws, and how long are they? Will be building run soon from pressure treated wood and do not want to "screw" it up! Thank you for taking the time to teach us how to do it right the first time ❤
Love this idea of using the kreg drill bit for countersinking screws! Great info! Thanks!
You're welcome.
I want to learn how to do this so bad. Thanks for explaining this. Time to just do it!
Great video
Thanks for more great info. I so badly want one of your coops for my yard, but being outnumbered by women led to a pool being installed in the only area available. Keep up the good work.
A NEW COOP! Can't wait! Another great informative video. Love all these new tips you are giving about how you build the best coops for our chickens. Your attention to the smallest details is what makes all your coops so wonderful. Keep um coming!!!
Thanks so much!
Bulding my DIY coop with pocket holes (right screws, clutch, clamps,etc) Just finished putting on the metal roof. and the coop is solid as a rock. I also like the screws because it lets me fix mistakes (they happen) quick and easy. This vid explains the methods and use of pocket screws very well - thanks.
You're welcome! Thanks for watching.
Great job Matt. I love using Pocket holes for the projects I have built. Still about a year away from getting a coup but when I do it will be from you! Your attention to quality and details is wonderful!
Thank you so much!
Love it. I use Pocket hole joinery when building certain projects. It's affordable and also I like how they make the plugs for the hole. Great Vid Matt thank you
Thank you.
Great Job !!!! I have used these and they do make the project faster and provides a strong connection.
Are you familiar with Kregs HD pocket screws that are designed for 2x4 construction? Wondering if those are too expensive or overbuilding for this application?
Do you sell plans for the coops like a list of supplies and a design?
Hi, we don't sell our plans for our coops currently.
What is the Kreg model you’re using to drill the pocket holes?
Pocket screws are fine for this application.....but they are hack job jointery. Don't even talk about woodworking.
Strongest way to build a coop is with steel reinforced block and concrete lol
That sounds very pricey and time consuming. But ok.