DIY Backyard Chicken Coop

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DIY Backyard Chicken Coop
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00:00 Intro
00:49 Cutting Parts
01:26 Assembling Walls
04:29 Assembling Base
06:22 Putting it Together
07:50 Adding Siding
09:17 Installing Windows
10:15 Adding Chicken Door
11:09 Adding Trim
11:59 Adding Roost
12:30 Roof and Hardware Cloth

In this video I'll walk you step by step through building this awesome deluxe chicken coop.
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[kyleboland]

Jigsaw with a speed square. I cant believe this is the first place I have seen this. Brilliant!

[mikefinley]

Thanks for posting and sharing. Appreciate you giving credit to the original plan / person A highly functional coop for a smaller flock

[RPG-ohyf]

Great build! This is the style I've been eyeing for a while now. I like the simplicity of the lean-to roof, the covered egg access and the droppings clean out methodology. I also really want to build a coop that could be easily moved. Just setting it on leveled pavers, perhaps just putting down a couple tap-con screws into the pavers to keep the wind from lifting it, and just lag bolting the run to the coop for easy separation would make this very easy to move to a new location on the property using a utility trailer.

[ipickfun]

OMG, my original chicken coop design has same poop tray and two tier roost bar exactly like you have. After um-teen design iterations, I ended up doing the deep liter method. I think landed on the same video you mentioned to spark my interest to build a coop when I was searching for ideas. LOL. You did a wonderful job.

[Climb_Trees]

The movie is “Chicken Run”. Pretty fitting! Great video, thanks

[effatalkshow]

I love it! Can you please share the list and measurements for all material? Thank you.

[Royal-Rose]

I was bored when I clicked on this video, bc I have been watching these types of vids for hours! But I became entertained quick! I love the coop it came out stunning!! This vid helped me out a lot, thank you!! I also watched the vid from your friend Third Coast Craftsmen, his came out nice too. I like how good your carpentry skills are!! Have fun making other projects!! happy chickening!! ( I know I put this on a little more than late I'm sorry)

[NathanAnderson]

We built this from Chris's plans this summer. Made a lot of the similar adjustments as you to make it smaller. Looks great!

[jeremiahjary]

we got these plans from the original channel. Good to see someone else build it. My wood order should be here by monday.

[gregmize]

🐔🐔🐔🐔CHICKENS CRACK ME UP! GREAT BUILD!🐔🐔🐔🐔

[tashasavillacoleman]

Love the simple and easily made with everyday materials that we all can make use of without confusion going to the hardware or lumber yard or home improvement store- especially as a chick because I am very familiar with all the building materials and the steps in the builds as I worked for years as a construction laborer and learned a lot doing all different jobs in that field and with Dad who is/was a block mason…still yet I get the “female” dumb down treatment too often and it really entertains mostly, until it irritates me. It makes this cool build easy for everyone to be able to do- of course I am now wanting my own nailer 😜… like I “need” it!! Whatever it takes to get more cool tools, right?!
Found the perfect coop for the youngest group of 10 of our flock- minus the fenced in part as we have free range chickens. It has all the right additions and the ability to add or take away without hurting the design or structural integrity. Thanks! Oh yeah, Really love the not cutting into my head height that I nearly would’ve forgot until after! Big tip! With metal, it’s a big deal!

[JoseHernandez-doz]

This is a great build, and I appreciate all of your tutorials. The is exactly the size of a coop I was looking to build. I'm going to try to piece it together and hopefully, it comes out as nice as yours did. I've watched several other tutorials, and I'll be getting the plans for those, Thanks for all you do. I appreciate how simple you make things. Thanks again!

[scottforrest]

I recently bought the plans from Third Coast, this is a great adaptation from that build. Nice job!

[face]

the vacuum from "The Brave Little Toaster" is what the front looks like to me

[duckmanjoel]

Love this coop! I built mine out of treated 2x2s as a walk-in A frame but this is so much nicer. To cut hardware cloth, just use an old pair of scissor hedge clippers (or borrow your neighbors, lol) Zip right through it.

[randyloomis]

Is the cartoon character Howard the Duck? Lol. It looks like someone for sure. Great design, I may want to redo my coop like this

[laurenschafer]

Looks like a character from the brave little toaster 😁😁😁 this looks awesome though. Makes me think I could do it

[eduardoherrera]

Are your plans available for print? for the size of your coop?
I purchased the plans for third coast but I think the size of your may be more suitable for my needs.
Thanks!

[nodakjohnsful]

Nice alterations ! I used the same design from 3rd coast. I made mine 8 ft long and did the door on both sides and lined the bottom with linoleum. Works good for my flock ! Your door is pretty nice ! I don't have any fancy tools and ended up using a skil saw and jig saw.