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Red Beard Homestead
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 21 เม.ย. 2020
My outlet for how it’s made, how it’s done, and why it matters.
I’m an engineer by degree, creative by necessity, frugal by my upbringing, a little bit redneck and 100% Floridian! Follow along as I post videos and quick tips on everything from DIY projects, gardening, and Kitchen Creations to animal husbandry and product reviews. I’m not an expert by no means, but I have a lot to share, so hang on for the ride!!!
@RedBeardHomestead on IG
I’m an engineer by degree, creative by necessity, frugal by my upbringing, a little bit redneck and 100% Floridian! Follow along as I post videos and quick tips on everything from DIY projects, gardening, and Kitchen Creations to animal husbandry and product reviews. I’m not an expert by no means, but I have a lot to share, so hang on for the ride!!!
@RedBeardHomestead on IG
You Can Make This Too!!!
This video shows you how easy it is to make a custom pallet planter to showcase your potted plants or simply fill with fake flowers for a year round pop of color.
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I Planted Weeds!!!!
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In this video I show you how I found some free flowers in my yard (weeds to layman), dug them up and transplanted them in the flowerbed to provide a very affordable attractant for pollinators! Background music from Bensounds.com
DIY Pallet Composter... So easy you can do it in fancy clothes!!!
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In this video I show you how I built a compost bin for FREE using some pallets, screws and ropes! It is a quick and easy way to turn refuse into compost!
THE BEST BEEF JERKY AROUND - Sweet Heat (with recipe)
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This week in Red Beard Homestead's Kitchen Creations, I show you how to make the best beef jerky you'll ever have! It's Easy, Fun, and oh so Tasty!!! Sweet Heat Beef Jerky (works great with Venison too) 2 lbs of lean meat (mostly frozen, and sliced into 1/8th strips) 1 cup of Soy Sauce 1/4 cup of Orange Juice 2 Tbsp of Honey 1 Tbsp of Siracha 4 Cloves of Garlic Fresh Ginger (about the size of a...
Chicken Wings at Home Red Beard Style
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Its Me Again!!! This time I'm in the kitchen cooking up a yummy treat. Who doesn't love eating chicken wings? Wanna make your own at home? Have a watch, and you'll be chowing down in no time. Hot sauce 4 oz Franks Red Hot sauce 6 Tbsp butter 1/4 tsp black pepper 1 tsp crushed red pepper Sprinkle of garlic powder Melt the butter, add the black pepper, crushed red pepper, and garlic powder. When ...
DIY Automatic Chicken Waterer with Rain Barrel - QUICK AND EASY!!!
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In this video I show you the Automatic Chicken Watering system I built for my coop. I use Rentacoop cups, PVC, and a Rain Barrel. I take you step by step on how to assemble the waterer, and I show you everything you need to complete the job!
PVC Chicken Feeder... IMPROVED DESIGN!!!
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In this video I show you how I built my chicken feeder. My design adds some versatility beyond what I've seen elsewhere.
Brooder Box DIY - EASY AND CHEAP!!!
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A look at the brooder box I made for my chicks and brief how-to.
Sliding Chicken Coop Door
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DIY Project that shows a sliding Chicken Coop Door and a little of how I made it
I like the design and your video is good but three years later, each one of those is about $30+. For my flock of 40... not sustainable.
Good idea, I am going to try to make it for my chicken farm 👍
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Your feeders came out awesome 👍 I will definitely be making this style.
Ok I think I have watched every video for this topic. This is the design I am going to build. This meets my needs perfectly.
Super nice job!
This is excellent. The only thing I would add is an inline filtration system. This is what I would like to do. Thanks for the video.
Keeping it real.
That is a very good job done. Just one thing you did wrong, no one should ever use a table saw so carelessly. I hope you never have an accident with a saw because one slip and you change your life forever.
What is the sizing of the pvc? I’m definitely making this!
I used 3”, and I wouldn’t go any smaller.
How do you keep the water from freezing during the winter season?
Well down better Florida (zone 9), I don’t really have to worry about that. You could try a live stock heater in the winter though perhaps
Thanks so much & thank your for your helpful content!
Great design! Just what I needed.
Ask Santa for a jigsaw and blades
How long can the water be in the barrel before it's too stale for them?
Love your idea..I'm going to try to make one. love my Chickens 🐔. Thanks.
Awesome
I totally love all parts of your plywood plug hack but to be honest, the whole project was awesome, including being able to lift the unit off without unscrewing anything. I have NO chickens right now but, maybe... If I can make it all this easy, probably.
Get those chicks! Feed them in a catfood dish and get the regular chick water bottom, screws on a mayo jar or regular mouth glass jar.
Wear protective gear!! Gloves!
That’s nice 😊❤❤❤
Well done. But gotta keep birds and rars out too. Hmmm
this was the best tutorial i have seen so far
The angle bracket is what thickness and what size bolt and how long?
Why didn't you use you table saw to cut the pipe? Just asking.
Too long/heavy to support and get a clean cut. Sawzall gives you better control I feel
@@redbeardhomestead I use my table saw to cut pvc all the time. If l have a really long piece I get my wife or one of the children to help support it. Oh well, to each his own. Good project by the way. Good luck with your homesteading!
Man all that expensive looking equipment aost discouraged me a bit 🤣 I think I'll get your concept and try and make it with Less tools. Lol
I just made this and man I got to say that this is some good jerky. sweet yet it has some good spice to it thanks for the video definitely keeping this recipe.
Milwaukee Saw-Zall. Hell yea.
Hi I like the way you do
You have to pess the foot against your work. And whenever possible keep the factory cut end on the piece you keep.
Hello, how many chickens can each feeder accommodate? I can't wait to make it. Thanks
Good job. How do you fill the tubes without spillage? Thanks…
. You might consider a canning funnel to minimize spillage when you are filling the feeder. A plastic one will run under $5 usually, cheaper at a garage sale or thrift store.. I can't pour out of a feed sack and hit a 4 inch hole.
Neither can I 😂 I tried a Poland spring gallon jug with the bottom cut out for a large funnel. Honest waste of time although it helped a little. Now the 5 gal. Jug mounted atop the pvc tube I found d is the ultimate funnel! Hope it helps !
I have a similar design used a sanitary Tee instead. Cut out a plug for the bottom used a bucket lid and the shoved a piece of pipe in after it works great.
I was going to change to the y pipe. I used 4” pipe, then attached a 90 then attached a 45. Issue is when we get sideways rain the feed got all wet. I did install a plastic curtain that can be raised and lowered, but I might not always be around when it rains. I was thinking that y you have would work. I bought one yesterday but haven’t filled it yet. Which leads me to my question, does the food just pour out the y even facing the y up? I did originally have a T and it was 90 degrees and it just poured right out, never stopping.
You didn't show how it works.
I’m cheap but for $10 bucks I’d have bought the caps.
You don’t have a band saw? Don’t let your shop teacher see you free handing on a table saw.
Longer blade no ...
This is an excellent tutorial and all, but bro you’re a SURGEON with that table saw! Respect!
Don’t forget to pick up a wide mouth funnel to pour the feed into the pipe.. makes it go faster with no waste/mess.. I have this system.. works well.. I have a plug to put in to prevent bugs/rodents from getting into the pipe also..
Nice TH-cam too many power tools in a little bit overdone now
Great idear .
You work a conscientiously and neat.
Thank you so much I made the Jerky and it was fantastic.
So how exactly do the chickens eat the food that's all the way at the bottom of the feeder?!? I want imagine that food will go bad in time. Personally I don't think this is a very good design because of that.
Use a chop saw to cut PVC if you have it. Makes a clean cut. Not a miter saw that is made for wood. There is a difference.
Brilliant! 👍🏻
Gotta be the most dangerous way to build a chicken feeder I’ve ever seen... and I love it!!! 😂
I like the simple design. thanks for sharing
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