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Homemade Chicken Coop

I have had over 10,000 board feet of oak, maple and poplar cut out of downed and fallen trees, why waste good wood. I used some of them to make furniture.

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Here is a picture of a chicken coop that I made from some too. I am an author and I used this picture in one of my writings.

By Dr Robert E McGinnis from NC

Homemade Chicken Coop
 

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August 11, 20090 found this helpful

That is very nice. I like how you used the door as the ramp, good idea!

 

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August 12, 20090 found this helpful

Super thrifty! Google wood furniture and see if you can make some cool money. Also, I remember a family in Arkansas who sliced small branches into slab on the diagonal, like you do carrots for stir fry. Then, they caught and formaldehyded (if that is a word) ticks and glued them to the center, dipped them in shallac and made earrings and necklaces out of them.

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Don't laugh, they saved their home and land after he was hurt but I too might choose something small and pretty. If the smaller branches are usable, I would slice them with a precision tool and either make jewelry or magnets out of them, or sell them to crafters. You can use wood for so many things now. Good job!

 

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