This 1 Skill will Save me $1000s (Custom Doors) Chicken Coop Build
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- This 1 Skill will Save me $1000s (Custom Doors) Chicken Coop Build
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Can you do an ultrasound on the ladies?
@@jamiebavilla1827 I was thinking the same thing! Then we'd know for sure who still needs a date or if the boys got it all taken care of!!!😂
What about the Automatic Door Opener are you going to add that?
Do you buy all your lumber? You have the cleanest homestead on YT! Love how everything looks nice and well built with no junk laying around (from what you show us anyway 😉)
I've never had cornbread, I wish you shared the recipe for this one, it looked good. And those ribs...... mmmmm so yummy I bet 👊👍
You really make some nice looking doors. Love the entire coop build, it is BEAUTIFUL, the contrast in the wood is so dramatric. You and Gina did a great job. She is becoming a good carpenter.
Al, you personify what Made in America is all about. I enjoy watching you build. Another great meal, Gina, especially the cornbread. Yum! God Bless you all.
We made three sets of barn doors for our home. One set we made served as a wall in one end and the other sliding door was moved to get in to a decided area to form a third bedroom or man cave. They turned out beautiful. This space was a room when originally built but the previous owner removed the wall. My husband made a foe beam to cover the exposed two by four on the ceiling. Watching you build your doors helped a great deal. Thank you for your instructive content.
Love watching the building, the cooking, the animals, AND you three ❤️❤️❤️
An assembly table is a great accessory for the workshop. It allows you to assemble project while standing, the older you get the harder it is to work down on your knees. Great looking doors for the coop.
Another amazing structure, Al. Beautiful with the cherry trim.
In the beginning, 1st time Al come to feed the chickens, I loved seeing the girls in the background running back to the feeder. They are comical to watch. I love how nice the Chicken coop looks. I think those hens will love there nesting boxes even when they're not sitting.
Hello, from Chihuahua Mexico, I just saw your video of the breakfast pizza, thank you for sharing, GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY.
So glad to see that you wear your hearing protection, I worked as Tool & Die maker for 45 years and in my later years my hearing has diminished drastically, keep up good work enjoy your videos !
i absolutely love living vicariously through your family. I am deathly allergic to goats, dogs etc. so your many videos give me a chance to be close to "farm livin" thank you and may God bless the three of you and your farm!
Gina I wanted to tell you, I made a very hearty beef stew and it had turnips, potatoes and finely chopped cilantro and fresh barley.made cornbread that was nice and sweet and spreadable. Oh I need more.
You always make everything look so easy. Great job.
That brooder-coop is looking pretty darned posh! Hope Rusty & his ladies appreciate it!
I wouldn't mind renting it!!
Al and family, This is my first comment. My wife and I have been watching you for about 9 months and decided early on we would back up and watch you Gina, and Olivia from the beginning. We just caught up yesterday! Wow, it took a long time! We have enjoyed all of your videos and your willingness to share with the world. You are a blessing to many people by giving them inspiration to do more of whatever (their more) might be. I am proud of your work ethic and outlook on life. Keep it up!! Blessings always...Floyd and Vicky
Floyd Shoup - Well said.
Nice job Al...cherry trim gives it that "cool beans" look...thanks for all the inspiration..
I think you will love this coop. Hope you figure out how you want to add some wheels. Gina ribs looked delicious!
Love your videos. Reminds me of my younger days.
I love those doors. Great job as always.
Nice chicken coop. You amaze me with all the different doors you know how too make. Definitely a skilled carpenter. God bless you and your family ♥️🇺🇸💞
I don’t make doors, I make punkin pies extraordinaire! And camels for the Christmas program, and puppet stages...artsy goof! Love your creations!
Gina you nailed it... it's wooster-sheer sauce!
I ordered the hinges and door latches for my coop build, whenever that ends up happening. Your coop has turned out amazing, as always. Those ribs looked awesome! Blessings to all.
If it were an outhouse. One side could be labeled "Pee Palace"
Great job on the doors. You solved my dilemma on what to put on my shed this spring.
My favorite part is, as always you end the video eating a meal together that starts with prayer...awesome
Hang in there. Spring is just around the corner. -38 here this morning with the windchill. Here being Saskatchewan Canada (where your bees are coming from). Just wanted to say hang in there, your builds are awesome and I love your channel. Keep up the great work.
Does everyone know why Al’s new chicken coop has 2 doors?
Cause if it had 4 doors, it would be a chicken sedan! [Rimshot]. Ooh, I crack me up. 😂👍👏
Big side is for adult hens, small side is for chicks.
That was a "swoosh"!
It's a chicken coupe
@@MsCaterific it's actually more of a chicken 2 door wagon
I needed that, a good laugh thanks
I haven't made doors. But you have inspired me. I need to make a barn door for a basement bathroom, double barn door for a basement workshop, and a door for our sump closet.
Al , The chicken coop is looking amazing !!
Gooood morning Al. Up early like 04:30. Coffee in hand so let’s finish this project Sir. Being a 90% vet and retired I live through you and Gina. Have a blessed day Sir
Pathfinder Thank you for your service. I’m recently retired myself same boat, 90% vet. You prior 8th ID also?
don't forget to make the closure for the roosting boxes in the new one so they don't sleep in them..
@ Cabola ,
If the roosting bars are made higher than the nesting boxes then the chickens will not normally roost in the nesting boxes. Chickens generally try to roost higher rather than lower which keeps them further out of the reach of predators. There is also a pecking order for the higher roosts. The alpha chickens get the higher roosts while the beta chickens have to settle for the lower roosts which are closer down to predators. I make my roosts all at the same level. There is still some jousting for what is perceived as the best position. Usually the warmest spot during the winter time.
Oh I love how them doors look on that chicken barn, I think it looks pretty, now all we need to do is wait till you start with filling it with chickens, can't wait to see baby chicken, dinner looked yummy, love ya all.
Al, you always do an amazing job! I am jealous of your whole set up.
Wow.! I’ve never seen any eat ribs with a fork. Come on Gina. Pick that rib up and have a good ole time with that rib bone. And that chicken coop/brooding room is absolutely fascinating. Great job. Looking forward to next project. 👏👏👏👍👍
Nice job! Love the doors, I'm not a carpenter, I've never made anything out of wood, so I watch you and it's very satisfying. Ahhhh!
I usually add some cream style corn to my corn bread when I make it. It makes the corn bread more moist and enhances the flavor.
Yep!.... sour cream is another good option.... for the very same reason(s). ;-)
Damn, you do incredibly fantastic looking work! Not just *any* old chicken coop for you, it's also *stylish!*
Al the doors on the new chicken and brooder looks very nice. ( The chicken Shack ) ( The little clucks)
with all of your movable sheds a suggestion. if you line the bottom of the skids with plastic (like they use in manure spreaders or dump truck) the slide so much easier and less likely to freeze down. have found cut offs for good price. love your videos Dave
That is a sweet coop. Looks nice. Like the way all your doors are done.
Great design! With minor changes, it could be used for a lot of different things around a home or homestead! Oh, those ribs look soooo good! I have made shed doors before but I always made them with a 2x4 frame so I could but shelves on the door. Very handy for storing oil for the power tools, wasp spray(I am highly allergic to wasps), garden hand tools, weed trimmer string, etc.
So funny when you were explaining the doors and how the wood is going to go, with your hands lol
Love the chicken coop...
Dinner looks awesome 👌👌❣️
Stay warm 🤗🔥🔥💞
Thank you for sharing ❤️💗
everyone's commenting of the new coupe, but I want to send a well done to Gina as at 19:40 you pronounced "Worcestershire" Sauce just perfectly. Take it from one who was born there :) I really enjoy your cooking segments as much as yours and Al's carpentry skills. What a helpmeet indeed!
Hi love your videos ever since my father showed me your videos I started watching all of them but I fell in love with the lifestyle that you guys have it is my dream to be able to build a ranch the way you guys are doing it keep up the good work and your videos are amazing God bless you guys.
The best thing about making your own doors is they always fit. Even if the top of the doorway is two inches wider than be bottom, you just make them the irregular size and shape. It's the same as gates. The gate to our duck pen is much wider at the top than the bottom. A pre-made gate would never fit but I made one to the odd shape and it's perfect.
I haven't made doors before, but I have made door frames, and that was intimidating. I have made a few gates, if that counts. I feel for everyone getting frozen in that cold snap. I wish we were a bit colder and wetter. We're having a particularly warm and super dry beginning of the year. I really like how the coop is turning out. And those ribs looked incredible.
Awesome/ coop/ brooder! Love the cherry trim. Still , think about some cheap linoleum for the floor. Saves the wood and the mess slides out easy for cleaning! Gina, never apologize for the ketchup. Not like we can grown acres of tomatoes here in the north. The ribs look amazing! So... who is the goat midwife?
Love it! I have learned so much from you'll! Can't wait to see what new chickens you'll get! Thanks for all the wonderful videos!
Your doors are gorgeous ! You make it look doable
The chicken coop is looking great you guys should try your ribs next time in the instant pot it takes less than an hour to cook them in the instant pot and then finish them in the oven with the barbecue sauce on it they are delicious we usually put a little bit of apple cider vinegar in with the ribs in the instant pot and the taste is just out of this world thanks John😎👍
love that door design!
Someday I hope I can have some chickens. Have to move before that can happen. Doors look great.
Funny i seem to get my woodworking fix by watching you ! Thank you and keep doing your thing.. Bob in Cali
Gooooood Mawnin' Al! Hey great coop/brooder build series. Man its amazing how many facets of life in northern New Hampshire are not even remote thoughts here on Long Island. I was thinking of how many times I've driven north to NH and VT for skiing. There was often a smack of cold in your face when you'd get out of your car after 3 or 4 hours of nonstop driving. I remember the cold snap that felt so refreshing at first and the further Noth you traveled the quicker your thought turned toward finding heat and a second jacket! Brrrrrr! Keep warm Al 😨
You and your family are awesome. Look forward to your videos. I've learned a bunch
I love to watch the ladies walk single file out to the feeder 💕
I have never made a door, however I have had to trim the bottom off of some doors when I put carpet in my home. I am so impressed with you building knowledge & ability Al! Those ribs look so good Gina. 🌟🌟🌟💯💐💐
I love watching you make doors
Gina, try Sir Kensington ketchup. It’s the only one we use! You can find it at Whole Foods. Here are the ingredients: Tomatoes, Tomato Paste, Organic Cane Sugar, Onions, Distilled Vinegar, Water, Salt, Lime Juice Concentrate, Green Bell Peppers, Allspice. No HF corn syrup 😀
I have been looking at my bedroom double doors (they are very ulgy) thinking about making my own. You make it look so easy
How about building a snow slide with the Kubota ,piling the snow in a mountain for the little one ,she would love it.
Great build, i like the doors you make, so easy to do and they always look great when they are hung up. Gives me lots of ideas for things i am building. Ribs look delicious and i will have to try that corn bread, never had that before.
Beautiful doors and the cherry trim looks so spiffy on the coop. Your animals live in luxury for sure. Gina the ribs looked delicious as did the corn bread. Have a Blessed day and stay warm.
Dutch door - the way you point out the height difference between inside and out was inverted (for an outwards opening door). You have to be able to open the upper door first. That way, without part of the household being able to walk out and part of the livestock being able to walk in, you can let breezes of fresh air in and less fresh air out.
Great build, great meal. By the way it's "what's this here sauce'?😊 Thank you Lumnah's for sharing. Your Farm is really shaping up to look awesome and operate efficiently. I hope it warms up soon too Al. ☝🙏👉...
Saw on stoney ridge
farmer he adds a little cayanne pepper to his chickens water to keep them laying eggs during the winter.
I like your doors, for all the carpenters out there usually doors are hung with the finished side out but your doors look nice and it is different seeing the working side out, but it does look good seeing the frames
Moose is the man! I worry about Moose, it is so cold and you don 't know how elderly he is.
LOVE them doors Al!! I give them a ‘P’....for PERFECT! And we’d expect nothing less! It may have been too much but, I thought a cross buck would look nice top and bottom. Are you adding roost bars? We’re all with Gina...NO ONE, says ‘Worcester sauce’ right, but I think she nailed it!😁 ribs looked delicious...sorry we couldn’t make it to dinner but you were so nice to ask!!🤣🤣 egg production is up!! Ya know, back in the good ole days, Olivia would have had to learn to count in French up that in the north country!! Our chickens were NUTS for the meal worms! Homestead looks awesome guys!!
Not yet but you all inspire me to starting my own homestead here in Kansas starting next month mother/grandma of 8 going to show all you if I can do this so can you it's going to be an excited and hard adventure I never done before but with hard work but I am going to make a lot of mistake but that's apart of learning and living and hopefully I can ask all of you how to build my own shelters, how to care for my new goats ducks and chickens how to grow my garden but I am looking forward to provide for me and my 8 children Thank you for being an INSPRIATION to me and a lot of other people out here trying to learn how to do this homesteading thing lol
The Kelly-Stone Family Homestead - Go for it!!!! Video it & Post it!!! All the best.
@@tonygrimes13 LOL I am planning on it the good the bad and the ugly lol haha
Good job on the new coop
The coop looks so wonderful with the doors and trim all finished. No, I've never made a door; however, I'm very learned on replacing screens in doors and windows😊😊
Al how did the kitchen countertop repair turn out. Al your doors are great. Thanks for your videos.
Two signs
Chicken side should say “cluckers “ and the brooder side says “peeps”!
Steve A Yes, I love it! Perfect.
Love it. Yes
or CluckyCheese for the kids bar... and ChickenShack for the adult bar
It 's Ribs nite ! ! Luv them ! Potato salad ? Can i have a COLD beer ?
If you like a little kick with your cornbread, add to the mix half cup of whole corn, and two table spoons of jalapeno pepper chips. It gives a little kick without burning you down. As you may know in Texas we use jalapeno peppers with everything. Enjoy your videos and watching you build. I just don't know how you work out in that cold. By the way Sunday and Monday we had 80 degrees then back down to the upper 50's today. I read where someone said they wish summer and winter would quit fighting over custody of Texas.
When I had my organic garden I made my own ketchup, its not hard. I put it up in small 1/2 pint jars as a discouragement to using a lot of it. You can control the sugar level and the seasonings, cinnamon is especially delicious (and healthy) in home made ketchup. I love a good tomato sauce and ketchup is my favorite.
I think it would be cool with the two doors as his and hers with the crescent moon... as you both talked about. Gina, a little artwork or signage... The brooder coop would be 'Hers' and the Henhouse with Rusty would be 'His'.
Your mitre corners are always perfection.
Good advice, making your own doors. The place I bought had just standard store bought doors in the barn and sheds. I'm going to give this a try, so I can get the feed carts in and out without jamming the wheels!! Your channel is very inspirational, all the building you do. Although I don't have all those tools, I am making do with the ones I have and the projects keeps adding up!
I am sooooooo "hopin'" you take on another of the babies from Weed 'em and Reap!!!
His & Her outhouse doors, love it! Nice job on the doors & yes I have made my own, good suggestions for others considering a try at it btw. I too have had good luck using the " National " branded hardware, excellent quality & a good value... It appears I have the same crock pot Gina, X-mass present from the X & still in the unopened box! The problem I have putting it to use is planning ahead for the prep work involved, DUH!
Bill on the Hill... :~)
Hello new friend. This is very good info. My chicks will be here in April then 7 weeks....I have to get my coop ready. Blessings ~ Deb
Love your videos! You may already have them but we think you need tshirts that say, “I like it!”
I've been loving all the different door options you've shown, really cool, learning a lot from you.
Are you able to convert the New Yolk City nest boxes to make them insulated like the new one so you won't have the eggs freezing there?
Clare Love in temps that cold, those eggs are frozen within an hour of the time she lays it!
Excellent craftsmanship Al...consideration off gassing from material, adhesives and foam products
that may effect fauna...give it a few weeks to neutralize, happy beginnings of the new season
long time friend...
ND
GOOOD MOORNING AL AND FAMILY. I can't imagine wanting to run outside for anything with -2 degrees. Much less I think you said tomorrow will be -20. I'm in New York were its a bit warmer today, 30. I'm 70, my old bones say, No, 👎 please don't go out. And I listen. Hee,hee,hee. Stay home and cook and bake. Tomorrow is another day. Stay Warm.
You both did a fantastic job on the chicken coop palace, just 💘it.
Gina, the ribs look great and cooked so tender, its falling off the bones. G-D Bless and stay safe and warm.
Seems like only yesterday you were building that shop. Wait, it was thanks to the playlist.
I so admire all of you...being a Nature Lover, I wonder if Al would consider building some bat boxes for your Homestead from your wood scraps....the bats would appreciate it...they can be installed on your trees or outbuildings...cheers! Prayers for all if you!
I grew up in a suburb of Boston and left in '78. I could never go back to that weather. I'm a Texan now. For sure...
Would love to have the recipes for the barbecue sauce and cornbread ! There were parts I didn’t get !
I was looking forward to the cherry wood trimming. That would have been beautiful. Are you going to remodel New Yolk City. If not, Moose and the ladies are going to get angry, protest by not laying anymore eggs. Watch out!
Making doors is nice but the trick is making the door frame so you can weather strip it with the new style saw cut weather stripping. Fine looking doors and great handle hardware and hinges. Great content 👍
Al - love the doors you build. When you put the horizontal cross brace on the door, it looks like two sections - an upper and a lower. You can also add a diagonal brace in the upper and again in the lower section to help further support the weight/keep the door from moving out of square. At least one in the lower section, that passes the weight to where the hinge mounts, would enhance structural integrity. In any case - you're there doing it... so if it's light and you're not worried about shift... then hopefully it'll stand up to the test of time and use... as is. Thanks for sharing as always.
There now I will get notifications on your videos. Bad part about watching utube on tv it wont let me do certain things.
GREAT DOORS! Love your carpentry skills and your shop. One quick suggestion... Rear blade for your tractor. Kubota has a two in one take and blade all in one... That back blade works amazing to plow snow. I know you have the truck but a rear blade will get more ice up. Visabity and maneuvering around everything is easier and faster the the truck. Just an idea so your not fighting the snow in the paths... I'm disabled and use my tractor for about everything.... Amazing what you can get done with one....
I guessed 7 eggs lol. I hope you and your family have a great evening.
Wow your good at the wood...more tunes when you fast forward....please....Chicago is cold on 18th of feb..Florida was 80...cold by you is crazy...
We have the Chicken Guard Extreme as well. Although it would be less convenient, you could install it on the inside of New Yolk City (we did that with ours). That would keep the weather off the string etc. or you could put an awning over the chicken door . We love watching your journey. You accomplished so much!
It would be very interesting to see what kind of system you come up with for all your tools.
Tremendous. I've made several doors and installed many others. I realy enjoyed watching you work. Have a good day.