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  • Date added Apr 25, 2012
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Installed view from the human side. I'm just going to bore for a standard house door knob and lock.

Installed view from the human side. I'm just going to bore for a standard house door knob and lock.

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  • Date added Apr 25, 2012
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Installed view from the chicken side.

Installed view from the chicken side.

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  • Date added Apr 25, 2012
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Close up of the T&G panels.

Close up of the T&G panels.

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  • Date added Apr 25, 2012
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I still need to add the hardware cloth, but this is what it looks like. It's a standard height 2-8 door (80"tall) (32" wide).

I still need to add the hardware cloth, but this is what it looks like. It's a standard height 2-8 door (80"tall) (32" wide).

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  • Date added Apr 25, 2012
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I'm using pretty inexpensive pine.. it's rough on one side. I wish I had bought a little better grade material as after I started milling on these, they really started to twist. I still have to remedy a pretty nasty bow on the one side.

I'm using pretty inexpensive pine.. it's rough on one side. I wish I had bought a little better grade material as after I started milling on these, they really started to twist. I still have to remedy a pretty nasty bow on the one side.

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  • Date added Apr 25, 2012
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Mortise and tenon joinery for the inside door.

Mortise and tenon joinery for the inside door.

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  • Date added Apr 25, 2012
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The main door to the run. I used mortise and tenon joinery to build the door out of redwood 2x4's.

The main door to the run. I used mortise and tenon joinery to build the door out of redwood 2x4's.

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  • Date added Apr 25, 2012
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Main door latch open.

Main door latch open.

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  • Date added Apr 25, 2012
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Main door latch and handle mechanism with the carabiner all secure.

Main door latch and handle mechanism with the carabiner all secure.

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  • Date added Apr 25, 2012
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Inside view of the door handle and cable.

Inside view of the door handle and cable.

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  • Date added Apr 25, 2012
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An image of the secondary latch that holds the door open for free ranging.

An image of the secondary latch that holds the door open for free ranging.

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  • Date added Apr 25, 2012
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Main latch with a view of the 1/16" aircraft cable so I can unlatch it from the inside.

Main latch with a view of the 1/16" aircraft cable so I can unlatch it from the inside.

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  • Date added Apr 25, 2012
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The finished product.

The finished product.

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  • Date added Apr 13, 2012
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Test fit..

Test fit..

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  • Date added Apr 13, 2012
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The jig I used to keep everything consistent.

The jig I used to keep everything consistent.

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  • Date added Apr 13, 2012
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The feeder from the poultry side.

The feeder from the poultry side.

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  • Date added Apr 13, 2012
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This is the view as you walk into the human side of the coop. I still need to make a door for the feeder. I cut two view ports because I added a divider in-between them so I could use a couple different types of feed.

This is the view as you walk into the human side of the coop. I still need to make a door for the feeder. I cut two view ports because I added a divider in-between them so I could use a couple different types of feed.

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  • Date added Apr 13, 2012
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Just a pic to show that I used a router to cut a pocket that will retain the 1/4" thick glass. It's a bit sloppy.. I should have used a straight edge.

Just a pic to show that I used a router to cut a pocket that will retain the 1/4" thick glass. It's a bit sloppy.. I should have used a straight edge.

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  • Date added Apr 13, 2012
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Opposite wall (South) You can see the plumbing at the bottom of the corner stubbed in for their watering cups.

Opposite wall (South) You can see the plumbing at the bottom of the corner stubbed in for their watering cups.

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  • Date added Mar 22, 2012
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Ceiling, lighting shot (North wall)

Ceiling, lighting shot (North wall)

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  • Date added Mar 22, 2012
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Pop door and window trim

Pop door and window trim

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  • Date added Mar 22, 2012
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