Getting the flock out of here - a diary of a crazy chicken man

Just added the word "lathe" to my vocabulary. I remember those were fun to work with. I think I still have the tissue paper holder I made when I was 12. I don't know what happened to the baseball bat.

Oz, if Bernie takes advantage of the opportunity you're providing for him, he will have a bright future ahead of him. I hope he can commit to it.

You're starting to have quite a lot of kids at the farm, would it be possible to start an even larger operation, sort of a daycare, where others could bring their kids too and as a form of payment they would pitch in when you need a larger workforce on bigger projects? Just something that popped into my head, and you're probably not interested in parading loads of locals through the farm, but still, an idea.

TTmom, the worst I've seen was a planer that took the end of our shop teachers finger. I've also heard of a girl getting her hair caught in a drill. The look where girls shave one side of their head was not as popular in those days... Oh, and one of my high school class mates got her hair tangled in a electric mixer once when she was taking a look into the bowl of cream she was whipping. She had a bald spot for some time.

Deb, they've even made edible materials for the 3D printers. I don't think the printable pizza is something I would enjoy eating, but they can make that. Also, the plastics they usually use are better nowadays. And the printers have gotten a lot cheaper. I think they start at around a grand. And I saw some project where you buy one machine, and then you can use it to print the parts for making more of the machines, that's pretty smart too.
 
Another great day at CocoBeach

Dodong and Lillian are doing well.

Motza had her nose pierced so we can lead her. She is way too strong to control and it's time to train her to pull light loads.

I am in such need of an Ameraucana roo. I have 9 hens with a bcm roo and getting 25% clear candling. I am hatching olive eggers. I have to wait for months though.

A question

If I use a Leghorn roo and Ameraucana hens, what egg color would I end up with ?
 
Another great day at CocoBeach

Dodong and Lillian are doing well. They seem like very nice and honest people. time will tell but they scored a good grade today.

Motza had her nose pierced so we can lead her. She is way too strong to control and it's time to train her to pull light loads.

I am in such need of an Ameraucana roo. I have 9 hens with a bcm roo and getting 25% clear candling. I am hatching olive eggers. I have to wait for months though.

A question

If I use a Leghorn roo and Ameraucana hens, what egg color would I end up with ?
 
Another great day at CocoBeach

Dodong and Lillian are doing well. They seem like very nice and honest people. time will tell but they scored a good grade today.

Motza had her nose pierced so we can lead her. She is way too strong to control and it's time to train her to pull light loads.

I am in such need of an Ameraucana roo. I have 9 hens with a bcm roo and getting 25% clear candling. I am hatching olive eggers. I have to wait for months though.

A question

If I use a Leghorn roo and Ameraucana hens, what egg color would I end up with ?

we are off to Dumaguete tomorrow.
 
You would get blue eggs, although they would likely be lighter than you want. The blue of the egg is throughout the shell and the trait is dominant. The white shell is white throughout with no "airbrush" added, so what you would get is blue eggs, unless you have a brown egg layer in the woodpile...........in which case, they would be green.
 
They also have sent one up the space station,so they are out of the toy stage now.
And yes, stainless will be nice!
Scott

Scott, morning.... Do you know HOW a 3-D printer will work in space... No gravity... I thought the "filler material" sprinkled down on the table and the "gun" solidified it in place... This stuff is amazing...
 

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