Chicken coop pallet wood part 2
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- In this video we finish the chicken coop build.
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well i've looked at a ton of designs and this is my favorite by a mile.
Best pallet coop design I've found so far, thanks for showing us how to do it :)
Wow, thank you!
Best coop I've found online; great job Kev
Thank you so much
@@Robinson-Homestead t BBB bbb
Well i thought this was going to be an easy project turned into something out of my league
Just take your time you can do it.
Those chickens will be living in style, and that ramp should be no problem. It also looks pretty safe. It came out great guys, thanks for having us over to watch. Be well my friends.
Thanks 👍
This was good… I can appreciate taking your time and building something the right way. Great video… thanks, you’ve given me some hope and ideas.
Thank you so much for the nice comments glad I could help you my friend.
BEST COOP I've seen!!
Guess this is what I will be building this time. Since I moved, I'm having to start over.
I had to start over to lots of had work good luck my friend thank you for the comment.
well done that what i need it i will do it many thanks
Thank you so much for the comment good luck on your build.
I've built a lot of these over the yrs I like your design !!! I build em for myself n sell em at a chicken auction I go to for extra feed money repurpose n reuse!!!
That's a good idea.
This chicken house is great!
Thank you.
This is the best pallet board chicken coop I seen on youtube so far. I have plans to build your style chicken coop. I may make some things different with the measurements on the width of the coop. I'm building this coop in my garage then moving it to my backyard. The coop has to fit through my gate which is 4 ft wide. So I may go 46 inches wide. On the wheels I plan on using the wheels from my old grill and putting in the back and put handles on the front to pick up the coop from the front. Also putting the wire door on the side instead the front. Thanks for making the video.
My coop is still holding up pretty good
Once I get the chicken coop done. I'll send you a pic of it. It might look a little different from yours but yours is awesome. On the nest box my wife wants it to open from the top I may make it open from the back like yours. I'm excited to work on this it's great therapy for me to get my mind something else instead the stress of our country is going through. Thanks again my friend for posting these videos.
Nice, best coop I seen that used pallet wood
Thank you.
Looks like the Cadillac of chicken coops! Those are going to be some spoiled chickens! If you put a air conditioner and heat in it, they'll think they're staying in the Hilton! You, Julie, and sons did a great job on that! Thank you for sharing!
Thanks Paul.
I really like how that pallet wood looks. That's one good lookin coop.
It's funny seeing you comment on the woodwork Dar, cuz I can clearly remember months back how much he admired the scrap plywood woodwork that you used when making your camper! 👍
Great minds think alike I guess!
Thanks Daryl me to if I get to build a home I will be using some pallet wood to I love the look.
You guys are awesome. Great job Kevin.
Thanks 👍my friend.
Wow awesome job this helps me because I have lots of pellet s and scrap 2×4s to use 👋
Glad to help my friend good luck on your build.
Great job. Turned out super nice. Love your creative and practical ideas. Those nail guns are worth their weight in gold :) Picture hanging wire will work for the door. It's really thin but much stronger that cord/string. Just a thought. Thanks for yet another cool video :) Be well.
Thanks for the comment Gerard.
Gerard I haven't heard from you my friend you okay.
@@Robinson-Homestead It's a long story but yes I'm doing okay now. Thank you for your concern. I still enjoy your videos and am amazed at how far you have come. Be well.
Very nice Kevin Tyson is building 16 chicken Barnes on 2 different farms behind us about 2 miles away can't wait.haha.-
Thanks for the comment good food.
You did a great job your coop looks great
Thanks Mary glad you liked it.
You do great work Kevin.I made a chicken coop before for my daughters day care a long time ago.You have a nice style of construction.
The door is nice.I also make snake cages 🐍
I'm not much of a carpenter but I do my best thanks Sam.
For the small door maybe a throttle cable and break lever might work to open it.
I have tools somewhere for making cages.
Gosh, for not knowing what you’re doing, that turned out darn fine👍👍. Would be proud to have that in my yard❣️👩🌾🐓🐕
So nice of you, thanks for watching Dee
That Run Will Work Great And I've Seen Them Much Steeper Than The One You Have There But Wow, That Coop Is Like A Penthouse And Super Nice
Thanks for the comment Sam.
You're the best grandpa!
Thank you
Are you able to put a latch kind that screw in and is hooked to the piece of hooked metal and attach to bottom of steps then you can lift hook from door that you installed(big door) then you can just open door lift steps to ceiling hook move and you don't have to crawl in. Just a thought
That's a good idea Paul.
I'm building another chicken coop of your build from last year. Reason why, well we gained 17 chickens. I'm been working on this coop since June life keeps me busy. I would like to get it done right away because fall is here and I want to get it out of my garage. The measurements are different on this build its 3ft x 9ft and pretty much everything is the same but I built it lighter this time. The first coop build is holding up pretty good. But it's real heavy to move. Thanks your how to videos I'm following up on your channel often.
Jason, glad i could give your coop build some inspiration and thanks for watching.
@@Robinson-Homestead your welcome I enjoy watching your other how to videos as well. I'm on a few backyard chicken coop sites on Facebook I inspired a few people on there who were researching coop build ideas. I usually send them your link on your 3 part series on the coop build. Well the other coop build is done I'll email the pics to you again.
@@jasonyoung8584 thank you.
Very well done
Thank you glad you liked it.
Amazing good stuff
Thanks for the visit
I bet they’re guarding pallets like gold these days, I used to bring em home and burn em lol
I bet lol thanks for the comment.
You done did gave me ideas now. How is it cleaning out ? Does the rake get stuck in the floorboard cracks? Now that i watched your video, i will be running the floor boards the other way (straight in from the door) so the rake doesn't catch on boards. Also you mentioned unhooking the plank (stairs). just put a cable on that too, and you can pull it up with cable instead of going in to remove and back in to re-install, (when moving coop).
When cleaning the coop we use a snow shovel turned over flat and scrape the floor on the ground so it works better than a rake, thanks for watching.
FYI, the “Z” on the door is backwards. As is it doesn’t support the weight of door to the hinge side. Cute little chicken 🐔 coop!👍😀
Thanks for the info!
Turned out awesome, nice job.
It's A Cool Looking Coop For Sure Kevin.... 💪👍🏻
Thanks Sam.
Fantastic!!! TY!!!
Thank you
Thanks for sharing 👍 I got a lot of ideas from your video .
Thanks for the comment glad I could help.
I like it and for heat I took a big popcorn tin and wired a heat lamp in it poked holes in the side then put two screws in the lid and hung it up behind the roost. The hens loved it 👍🏻 but they do complain sometimes 😆
Good idea David.
Very nice job.
Thank you!
Thank you. :)
You're welcome!thank you for the comment.
Beautiful and easy to follow
Great jib kevin looks good
Thank you Van.
I love the looks of it! Not sure how your getting that nailer to go thru pallet wood. I stole your general idea and made a few modifications. Thanks for the video!!!
Thank you so much for the comment.
Great job thanks for the video AAA++++👍👍👍
Thank you 👍
Chickens feet are not like a parrot that can wrap around branches , they like their feet flat , please use a 2 x4 so they can have flat. Feet and use their body to rest on top of their feet and toes to keep them warm
Daniel i didn't know that thanks for the tips.
Thanks for the video - I'm going to try and build something similar for our Chickens.
Hi from New Zealand by the way :-)
Thanks for the comment equip good luck on your build.
Loved it. Great job!
Awesome job my friend! You do awesome work! Thanks for sharing!🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Thanks William.
Love it great job!!!!
Thank you so much for the comment Michelle.
Very nice coop
Thank you Jeffery
I used 40 pound braided fishing line for my door with a fishing weight on the outside of the coup to keep tension on the line.
That's a great idea!
@@Robinson-Homestead thats a grate video i got alot of inspiration from it to build mine. Thank you sir
Put you a scrape piece of linoleum on the floor, that helps save the wood from getting wet and makes clean up a lot easier.
Thanks Annette.
I am planning to make a coop. Somebody told me about this clever idea!
Nice coop!
Thanks!
It came out great. If the chickens don’t like it you can rent it out as a tiny house. LOL
Lol that's right thanks Frank.
Do you have a build plan available for this Kevin?
No but I should make some a lot of people would like to have them.
Not sure where you are located and the temperatures in the winter but, that coop may be a bit breezy...as you showed the coop around I could see daylight between the boards...again, depends on your winter climate. It is a nice looking rustic coop
Thanks for watching
Great build, however racoons are smart..and they can open barrel bolts as well as rip through chicken wire..19 gauge hardware cloth is a much better option though it IS expensive..worth it..terrible feeling to find your girls been invaded by predators.
Thanks for the comment good info.
Would you know your measurements. I watched your videos I must have missed the the measurements. Thank you! Love the coop!!
Sorry i'm not to sure but i think it's 48" by 40" for the box, then make the run as big as you would like.
What degree angle do you use for the roof of the roosting box? And for that matter how did you determine the angled cuts for the pitch of the roof?
I didn't have a plan so i don't know the angle i just built it steep enough so water and snow roll off of it.
Roosting bar needs to be larger diameter for chicken feet
Thanks for the comment James.
Where is the food and water gonna be. Under or inside coop near main door for easy access?
yes that the best place thank you for the comment.
Awesome work bud!
Thank you Bobby.
No prob pal, I know great work when I see it!!!
Did you ever say exactly how many 2x4 you bought? Pressure treated and kiln dried, the number of each?
As always good video Kevin good to see Brian helping out.
So how is the move going buddy? Stay Safe stay warm.
Thanks Jim all good.
Is this built for bandies?
No but could.
Your ideas and design are great, but no way should there be more than 3 (4 tops) chickens in this size coop! Youre just asking for crowding/bullying issues. Also that roost bar is way too skinny. Overall GREAT job! The only other thing I’d change would be to make the run taller so you can get in easily to feed them.
Thank you so much for the comment and watching.
Or make the run shorter and put a big door on top like I did
How many boards did it take
I never did see the finish of this you ended up putting wheels on it I’m looking to find out how the wheels worked and where you purchased them? I think the chicken coop turned out perfect
i bought the wheels from harbor freight, i will try to do an update on the wheels for you.
@@Robinson-Homestead Thank you that would be cool I see that the wheels are adjustable exactly what I was looking for
Instead of tin I have clear corrugated vinyl for the roof. Do I need certain types of screws for that?
Good idea thanks Mr Mosty.
what is the size of the chicken coop?
I’m just curious on a rough estimate how much did it cost you? I know you had pallets that saved you money, but just curious.
It's been a few years now but im guessing i had about three hundred in it.
Apologies perhaps I missed it-about how many pallets do you think you used for this project?
Sorry i don't remember but i am pretty sure it was less than 10.
@@Robinson-Homestead that’s alright. 10 seems reasonable! Just trying to gauge how many we should try to aim for
How did you get all the boards loose from the pallet without them breaking at the nail?
I used my homemade pry bar, it works great and i have videos of how to build them.
I am building your chicken coop and I just want to know is your 8-1/4” holes for the nesting area big enough for your chickens please let me know. I will be having Rhode Island Reds
The holes are working great thanks for the comment Mike.
noice!
Thanks for the comment.
How many pallets did you have to break down for this?
About 10 pallets
Could you please send the dimension to your chicken coop pallet wood..we are wanting to build one like it....thk u
I just used the size of my pallet wood, whatever length you have will work, I really did have a blueprint I just made it from my head.
roughly how many 2x4x8 were used for this whole project?
Sorry but I'm not sure.
How 'bout a video on how you made those suspenders?
I have one I'll send it to you.
Here is a video on the suspenders ruclips.net/video/K-n-uS_hotI/видео.html
Kevin, I'd love to buy the plans from you. Do you have them for sale anywhere?
Sorry Aaron i don't have any plans i just did it from my head.
Do you have plans for your coop or did you just wing it?
i was just winging it.
How many chickens will fit?
6 chickens
My adventure with woodworking started with Woodglut.
Thanks for watching
Where's Pt 1 video?
Chicken Coop pallet wood part 1 ruclips.net/video/R7c3VenlVnM/видео.html
Sorry i took so long to get back to you but here is the link for part one.
For non-chicken people 3 boxes per 9 chickens = all eggs will be in ONE box. This is yet another element of “chicken math”.
Thanks for the info
It’s a roof
Ok thanks for watching.
Brand New nail gun probably 1000 $ and then he is making a coop from pallets??? You americans are something.... There is no economical calculation in that....
Thanks for watching.
God bless.
You made a carbon copy of yourself.
Thanks for watching