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Building a Chicken Coop, Step 1: Getting Wood
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Building a Chicken Coop, Step 1: Getting Wood

I will be documenting my building of a chicken coop. Step 1: Sawing a 4" slab of ponderosa pine, with an Alaskan mill. Step 2: https://rumble.com/v4fas56-building-a-chicken-coop-step-2-making-lumber.html
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Building a Chicken Coop, Step 2: Making Lumber
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Building a Chicken Coop, Step 2: Making Lumber

I will be documenting my building of a chicken coop. Step 2: Taking the slab, some sanding was done to help the circular saw run smoothly. Lines are marked in chalk, one by one, as they are cut. The saw, not being deep enough, requires a joining cut fro the other side. The slots from the first side, can be use to line up the chalk line, to easily mark all the cuts, on the second side, before cutting. Repeat as necessary. Step 1: https://rumble.com/v41a9lg-building-a-chicken-coop-step-1-getting-wood.html
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Building a Chicken Coop, Step 3: Planning the Coop
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Building a Chicken Coop, Step 3: Planning the Coop

I will be documenting my building of a chicken coop. Step 3: Drawing up plans for the building. I did a drawing but made the final plan in minecraft at a 1 block = 1 inch, scale. This coop is being made with no floor and will require fencing around the bottom, to keep diggers out.
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Building a Chicken Coop, Step 4: Finishing the Coop
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Building a Chicken Coop, Step 4: Finishing the Coop

I will be documenting my building of a chicken coop. Step 4: Everything else. Laying a slab of concrete, setting up the frame, putting on walls and roof, setting up a fence, and putting chickens in it.
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Carving a Stone Pipe
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Carving a Stone Pipe

This pipe is going to be for Hemp Hero https://rumble.com/user/hemphero Give him a follow. Carving soft stone, like soap stone. Soft stone is easy to scratch and scuff, but it is far less likely to crack from heat, like a hard stone pipe. I don't do this for a living so if you want one, it'll have to be by special request.
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Making Stairs
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Making Stairs

I stopped making the chicken coop and started working on stairs.
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Making a Crossbow Target
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Making a Crossbow Target

Amon repurposes an old 1990 "Adam" CPR dummy, for use as a crossbow target.
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Amon's Tiny Garden
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Amon's Tiny Garden

See what I have planted so far this year.
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Into my little garden
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Into my little garden

Showing the state of what i've got growing.
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How to put a loop in a steel cable without fasteners.
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How to put a loop in a steel cable without fasteners.

A useful trick i thought i'd share.
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Refurbishing a Singer 301 Sewing Machine
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Refurbishing a Singer 301 Sewing Machine

Shortened cut of the 5 hour live stream.
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Making a Pink Floyd Robe
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Making a Pink Floyd Robe

I wear robes for several reasons, none of which have to do with wanting to wear ladies clothing. Robes are worn for many distinguished reasons, such as: judges, parliament, graduation, or clergymen. Since I believe my ministry is 24/7, not just sundays, I may as well wear robes all the time. Furthermore, I feel my gut health is much better with out tightly bound pants on. Also, I'm working towards being able to make clothing from scratch, so i want simple clothing to make. Next step, I need to learn how to spin my own fibers. Check out Cornelius to actually learn the how to, of drafting a pattern and sewing it together. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WDFF6jT43-M https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h1JUCnw4L5s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qFxtQgDj5f0
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D&D Tutorial: Making a Character
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D&D Tutorial: Making a Character

For 5th edition DnD.
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How to Build a Geodesic Dome
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How to Build a Geodesic Dome

Dome Calculator: http://www.desertdomes.com/domecalc.html Scale model, made with cardboard and masking tape.

Building a Chicken Coop, Step 2: Making Lumber

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HowTo Do It Yourself Building Chicken Carpentry

I will be documenting my building of a chicken coop. Step 2: Taking the slab, some sanding was done to help the circular saw run smoothly. Lines are marked in chalk, one by one, as they are cut. The saw, not being deep enough, requires a joining cut fro the other side. The slots from the first side, can be use to line up the chalk line, to easily mark all the cuts, on the second side, before cutting. Repeat as necessary.

Step 1: https://rumble.com/v41a9lg-building-a-chicken-coop-step-1-getting-wood.html

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