Thank you so much. I am glad you found it helpful. 👍

Thanks Austin 👍

Thank you very much. Glad you like it.

Thank you so much.

I am glad you liked the video. Thank you for commenting. 👍

Good question Paula. I don’t live in wet climate. But we do get a couple weeks straight of flood rain each year. I usually lift the dog kennel up on 4 bricks, during this time so it isn’t sitting in ground water for days on end. If I lived in a wet climate I would consider using a scrap piece of corrugated iron for the roof instead. But because the roof is at such a steep pitch, I haven’t had water leak in. I also keep this up against the house wall, so it has the extra protection of the house eaves. Good luck with searching for the design you like. 👍

@NikitaMaree hey thank you so much for replying to my comment. It's rare these days to get a reply. There are a lot of chained dogs around where I live that don't have shelters, and it breaks my heart. I bought some power tools and I am planning on building houses for them. I have 0 experience with building anything like this. I hope I can be as good as you are. I only bought a skill saw, jigsaw, and sander. We have an impact drill. I still need to buy screws. But I hope using pallets will be enough to make most of the dog houses. The corrugated roof should be good also. I wonder if it would be cheaper to use shingles?

Thank you for your kind words. That sounds like a very nice collection of tools to start off with. And also sounds like a really lovely thing you are doing for the local dogs. I am sure you will do great. I have never completed a project without running into at least a few problems. So if you are struggling with a section, know that I did too. I have never used or priced shingles before. That could definitely be a good option. I usually have access to reclaimed corrugated iron, so that’s why I try and use it when I can.

I am glad it was useful. Thank you for your kind comment.

Thank you. I am glad you found it useful.

Thanks for watching Razimus. I am glad you found this video useful. Good luck 👍

Thanks Leon. Absolutely. Next time 👍

You are very welcome Gabriele. Thank you watching and leaving a comment 👍

Thanks Steve. I don't really like pallet busters that much. I find that I end up with a lot more split boards. Same for most others I have spoken too, who have also used one. The crowbar is quick and efficient if you know how to use it 👍

@@NikitaMaree I understand

They do 😂

Yep 👍

The little Sniffer is definitely super cute.

Very cool 👍 Great job working with what you have.

Thank you 👍

That sounds like a great idea 👍 I have to pack up my clay things for a while. But that would be very cool.

Thank you so much 👍

I hope you get all your animals and that lifestyle someday. We are very sad to see our cows go and really hope to have land of our own one day.

@@NikitaMaree 🥰

Thanks so much 👍

Thanks so much. I do that to Jorgiea. So glad you like the speed of my video. 👍

That is awesome. Sounds like a great idea. Good luck and let me know how you go with the powdering 👍

Thanks Hayden. Glad you liked the video 👍

Thanks. Glad you like it 👍

Thanks for watching 👍

Thank you so much for watching and commenting. I am glad you liked it. 👍

Yep probably. If you did this in a non ventilated room and if you put your face really close to the burning plastic and started inhaling it every day. 👍

Thanks. Glad you found it useful. 👍

That's awesome. I have had mine for years and it's been through a lot. It's easy to pull apart when you need to and fix things if it starts to play up 👍

Glad it was helpful. Good luck 👍

Thank you 👍

Thanks so much. I appreciate it 👍

If you are only using it once. It should get you by, without having to harden it.

You are very welcome. I am so glad it worked out great 👍

Hello, do you have a minecraft panda mold? I want to sew too.

Hello. I don't have one planned. But that sounds like a great idea.

@@NikitaMaree Hello, if you implement this idea, let me know, I would be very happy.

I am so happy to hear that. I hope they fun.

Go for it man. Use whatever works for you 👍.

Perfect 👍 832, 64, 992 is the North/West corner of that chunk.

Haha, yes. I agree.

Hey. Yes, everything in the video was intentional. If you need some help, let me know 👍

Thanks 👍

It's great for durability. I made 2 skull rings for Halloween and loved them so much, I have been wearing them every day. Good luck on your claying adventures.

Thank you for your comment. I really appreciate it 👍

Thanks for sharing. That's great and will hopefully help people out. We have community tool sheds around Australia and it's a great place to get started 👍

I used the equivalent of 0.03 of a US Gallon of stain (150ml) so that's 60cents USD. I used half a box of 25mm screws $8 ($16 full box) and one third of a box of 40mm screws $9 ($27 full box) so your $20 box of screws is right in the middle. Not sure why this would cost you $100 to build?

Hey wilson, $20 + $20 does not equal $100

Thank you 👍