Do you keep it covered when you're not herding chickens , so that foxes can't use it too too?

Thank you for the video! I plan to due the same setup for the sides

How can you make this without a 3D printer?

Dude, exactly what I already had in mind, but all planned out for me with the frustrations taken care of. You're a G.

You realize the screens in the back of the washer comes out so you can replace or clean them a little easier? I remove the line and the screen to clean every several months. Galvanized pipe >50 yr old too. Want to go to PEX

Is there some trick to NOT burning through your drill bits or damaging your drill when you make the holes in metal? I haven't done very much with metal, but even when I work on normal lumber its surprising that you can have trouble with drill bits :S. I'd hope to not burn through any if it can be avoided.

This video is so very underrated! I believe it's the thumbnail that's initially off-putting. Change it to a before and after pic, and your views would skyrocket!

What is the cost of time and materials? I think it would be less if you bought a Bambu P1S, X1C, or Creality K1 and had a printer designed for an enclosure. Enclosures don't make sense to me unless you are printing ABS, ASA, and other materials that require a hotter chamber. At that point, you also need to think about filtering out the VOC or extracting them outside.

Nice build. Also you sound like Tom Segura lol.

The video is reverse mirrored and it’s actually a JET lathe !

Dude! Whatever you do, please know…. That, friend, is an upgrade! Our ancient flush mount kitchen fan was replaced by some putz with a bath fan- yes, a NuTine fan and without any insulation- just a straight view up through the attic, and you can see the sunlight hitting the roof of the cap. Bugs fall in, attic dust, so we had to cover it while we try to figure out a remedy. It’s loud and doesn’t do anything whatsoever but cause me to cry. Our landlord Doesn’t care, but you are so kind to make this thoughtful video and your wife must be so happy. Way better than anything we have seen available. I’m sayjng( that is a pretty good prototype for a manufacturing gold mine! Well done! Thank you oh- the way you explained it was very helpful, especially the ductwork. Really clear and much appreciated. Happy holidays from California!

Thank you for this. That is exactly what I was looking to done. This was very helpful!

Will this work for portable WiFi? Like if I drilled this thing to a camper?

This is the best I've seen. Thanks.

Did you make any improvements? Could you share the file?

Thanks. Great idea!

I enjoyed watching your project and it looks great. Watched a number of videos on the subject and here is what I learned: apparently if you use a fan >400 cfm you need make up air per code as of 2018 and you need less than 3 Pa difference in pressure between inside and out. Reducers have huge negative impact on flow rate. You also want to to fixed (not flexible pipes) and avoid sharp bends like the t-you used on one of the inlets.

what kind of floor is it and where did you get it from. thank you, good video

Great job!

What size boards did you use for the sides and bottoms?

Love this! Great job sir!

Did you get confused between megabits and megabytes?

Great video brother! I told my wife about this, we are going to try it! I’ll post a video with some test results too, before and after.

Congrats! I just hatched out 5 of 5 buff/easter eggers. We had 11, but one of my hens went broody so I gave her own eggs back to her on day 13 and she finished them off with a 6 of 6 hatch; Buff/Sapphire Gem. All the eggs hatched on day 19. I did a 100% dry hatch in the Nurtureright. Love that incubator. Humidity was about ~30 give or take for the entire incubation process. We started with 12 eggs, all fertile, but one quit before day 6. I will always 100% dry hatch for now on. The humidity jumps to 50s and reaches 70s as soon as a chick starts to zip. No intervention needed. There is also way less of a chance of shrink wrapping, though I have never has to break lock down.

That's awesome! Glad to see one of our incubator giveaways put to good use! Congrats!

Can you tell me what the clamping bolts that fix the front piece of timber to the sides are called

I’m definitely going to do mine in a very similar manner. Thank you for your video. It’s been two years since uploading this. Is it still holding up good?

U r the best, thanks for taking the time to share, this will get me the solution to my problem, God bless you

1st thing is to use safety glasses doing this work

I hope you made some new handles for them

Don, Rather than cutting off the bent end of the tool, what if you only cut a short piece off it and you mounted a regular carbide cutter so it was angled down. Wouldn't it cut like a negative rake cutter?

You saved yourself a lot of money! Wish I had made my tools now?

Talk too much

Don’t take it hard. We always have a learning curve. Glass is not good for incubating unless you have all the right environment. Use ice chest styrofoam and install a glass window on the lid. That is what I used on my first to hatches, then I upgraded to a fancier electric incubator. A lot of people hatch ducks and chickens successfully, 1st put the duck eggs and one week later the chickens. Check on the humidity of the region you live. I’m in Houston so humidity is very high. I do dry hatch because out of 10 eggs only 4 where hatching and the rest drowned. Now I’m hatching 6 out of 10. Hopefully some day I’ll do better. Good luck! Don’t feel bad. Try again and learn!

Sorry you had such bad luck. We have the same incubator. Did ducks and chicks with great sucess. We had two duck eggs rot and were afraid it would ruin the batch. Realized the rotator stopped working because the tray stripped at the post. So hand turning did the trick. Now have 14 duck eggs ready to hatch starting in two days. Wish me luck!

A very nice job i will telll my husband to do it for me. thankyou vety much.

Figured out how to share my images of my new modification - just click on the following links: drive.google.com/file/d/1y1YvVCF20SJuR5K83IrJCfHa0PlLJU5h/view?usp=sharing and drive.google.com/file/d/1Mm5tu8ClC1QWzOghybbepEUTojkWi_NM/view?usp=sharing

Just finished my modification. Only took around 4 hours and I love the design. Your video was super helpful. I didn't go as high and put side up on the front and tied them into the side planks. I'd love to share pictures, but don't know how to add them to my comments. Any ideas?

Great video

very clever. Thanks for this.

Looks great! I am looking at something a little lighter duty for my 4’x2’ utility cart. That removable tie in front is amazing! I could see you connecting the rear of the sides to the ramp, if it needed to hold… what, I don’t know… but it’s looks very stout!

Looks great!

That was AWESOME!!!!!!! Thanks for taking time to show us, I'll definitely use that.

No filter for grease and contaminants?

Thank you so much... I've also been looking into modifying my little trailer for my camping gear and this idea is a perfect solution to what I need for all my gear. Great idea and an easy fix for me to accomplish!

Do you think a person could live in this trailer? The reason I ask is because I’d like to build this for my boyfriend to sleep in in my driveway. He snores and it would be nice to have him sleep in a different structure.

Dremel for small detail work. Your grinder is to large for detail tips.

amazing job overall! to my limited knowledge, most flex hoses are not up to code to vent air from hoods but only rigid metal ones; might want to switch that duct work up in the attic; obviously double check though, I am no expert

Thanks so much, I've been looking for a solution that doesn't require welding and allows something removable in the random event I need to carry something oversized

That was cool,,very creative. I have been searching myself for a year now for a flush mount ceiling hood for my kitchen as well..I couldn't create anything so I just purchased a bathroom ventilation fan for my kitchen and still trying to figure out how to install it...So this is a great job..its going on 2 years and I still have a hole in my kitchen ceiling..