Coop is going outside today to get a roof, once that's done it will be painted, stained, and sealed!!! I am ahead of schedule on this project. The chicks we ordered from MPC get here next week, 5 EEs, 1 white leghorn, 1 australorp, 1 BR, and 1 red star. They won't need the coop anytime soon, but it will be nice to have it all ready for them when they do! Now I can get my wife off my back and tile the laundry room like I have been promising all summer
Here is a funny story about my early wood working days.
Mr. P was a really cool teacher. That is until I got a crossbow kit built the stock, put the bow on. Then being 13 the next step is what can I shoot? I sharpened a dowel rod on a belt sander, notched the end on a band saw, and shot the "arrow" at a makeshift target (piece of notebook paper with permanent marker target) on the wall. Well, the "arrow" went through the target, through the sheet rock wall and into the drafting room, hit the wall on the other side of that room, and shattered on the cinder block outer wall. He was not so happy with me that day. Luckily nobody was hurt. I had to surrender my crossbow for good, fix the wall, and got detention for what seemed like the rest of the year. Thank God is was back in those days and not today. If that had happened nowadays instead of detention I would have probably ended up in jail. Boys do crazy things
I am slightly less impulsive now