The Victorian's craftsmen understood that engineering should also be beautiful. You are returning to that belief. Great work and video. Number two for the light BTW.
You should have a TV show, this was so much better than most shows on the Discovery channel, great work, i like this way of filming too, just the odd input from you, great job
I don’t know how or what you earn, but, it’s not enough. The workmanship and detail is wonderful. Do preservation societies know about you ? They should be breaking your door down begging you to work for them . Number 1 or 5 for me
@ 12:34 When cutting Glass;... After scoring the top with your cutter;... tap from underneith;... The shock from tapping will follow the score line above;... break more cleanly
A very nice build there Kris, I love the addition of the candler at the side. The wood from those old sleepers, wow, that jarrah looks so good when waxed up. Looking forward to seeing the results of your hard labour when they hatch. Best eco friendly, home building, woodworking, tech show on TH-cam...keep up the good work and enjoy the lifestyle matey...double thumbs up on the video!
Also, it’s so good seeing you use all the things you’ve struggled to build and make. The workshop the workbench the power for the tools all there by skill and sweat - now there is scope for real craftsmanship on a smaller scale.
Wow - this is absolutely incredible! It's apparent how much effort you put into this - and to get the material from railroad sleeper ties. Great use - and lovely wood grain and patina with the oil. Great strong joints. You must have your reasons, but PLEASE wear eye protection. As to the color, I like #2. Thanks for sharing this heirloom creation! Perfect for a small flock! Right on!
The lime wash on the walls certainly makes the room much brighter. Your project shows that things can be highly functional and still be very well made and quite beautiful. Thank you for that reminder!
I use to raise EMU . They take 59 days to hatch and in n.c. you have to remove humidity from the air too much for them. No matter how bad you want to help a bird hatch, DO NOT! Theirs nothing sadder than the bird tearing the umbilical cord and dying in your hands! Theirs a reason it won't hatch. I have helped several , most all didn't end well, a few did but...I had a contract in Oklahoma, I was air mailing baby emu from n.c. to o.k. overnight with no problems.i have also raised about everything that flies crawls or hops. I paid 600 us for my incubator and I use to joke around that I could hatch a rock Very nice high quality work sir!
Go Kris. Excellent craftsmanship. I’m recommending your videos as inspiration for people out there who are confused with life and meaning. I really, really, really mean that. Fantastic incubator by the way. Your attitude to life seemingly creates abundance and treasure of the heart. Unstoppable. Personally, we don’t watch much tv, but I encourage my three boys, Hugh 9, Lucas 7 and Will 6, to tune into your channel. You may not know it, but I reckon you’re one of the best teachers out there for real living. We live off the grid in Australia. At the moment I’m fencing and getting some metal work stuff happening. Thanks for your videos. They are a great source of motivation. Kind Regards, Rohan
I sort of made a very similar design at a larger scale for my beer fermentation cellar. It’s a large sealed box with the temp control system mounted to the side. I always regretted not making the overall chamber just a touch bigger to allow the control system to fit with the overall size of the box, instead of being a smaller box on the side that sort of sticks out. Absolutely loved the hinge concept though. Brilliant.
I had a good laugh over the egg shape and then yes it hit me it looked like a toilet seat. I would have left it LOL All around a really nice job. But you are really a great craftsman. I always enjoy your channel. Now to see some chicks
Colour 2 IMHO. Almost forgot to say ... as always, excellent content all round - skills on display, relaxed and happy narration and a complete unit of work.
All i can say is Kris your a Perfectionist with the wood work you do. and the skill at putting your hands to anything that you need. and making it all work for you there are not many young persons who can do what you do. keep it up you should be proud of what you can do and i Congratulate you for doing so
Stunning camera work for this one! Also... wow, I want one. You, sir... are a clever sod. I laughed when I saw the toilet seat - although I saw the egg shaped window first so I think you could have got away with it! And my vote is on the green light cos Green things make me happy ☺️😉
My dog once sniffed out a pheasants nest with eggs in that we put in a incubator and had 6 that hatched but they were completely wild so they got released, love the lights really cool build!
love the darker sections of grain through the hatching drawer, another fine piece of work kris! look forward to seeing the first batch! feelin the raver chicken light too
Kris, no se si entiendas lo que escribo pero me agrada ver tus vídeos me siento más impulsado a seguir buscando formas alternas sin dañar tanto el planeta. Saludos y que la pases bien con toda tu familia 👍
Kris love this extremely awesome plus it's not a ugly incubator it beautiful this could be in anyone's living room great job my friend I've been a master craftsman carpenter woodworker for over thirty five years and this is beautiful Thumbs up my friend I'm proud of you
Kris have a little look at becoming an Amazon affiliate you just tag products on your videos that you used and if someone follows the link and purchases the product you earn a percentage of the products sale 👍👍👍
Absolutely brilliant, Now make a beehive for the garden ready for when your fruit trees grow, should get a bigger harvest as the bees do their work all over.
Colour number 2, and I would have left it as a toilet seat/egg. Great project, fun to watch. I also enjoy spotting your new workshop toys, like the bandsaw and the tig welding plant which I hadn't noticed before. Its good to see you enjoying your new 3 phase supply.
Excellent craftsmanship! Beautiful and Functional!! Even in our high tech world we don't need a Arduino for everything :) I agree with you using discrete timers and switches. Under moist conditions like an incubator it will probably give less trouble!
Awesome job Kris, I really love the kind of steam punky feel your handmade stuff has. In a world where everything's made to be cheap and disposable, it must make you feel good to have the ability to produce custom one off items that will either last a life time or you can easily repair yourself.
Excellent craftsmanship, but... The important thing in incubators is the percentage of hatching. The shape is important, but not the most important as the percentage of hatching. There are many basic technical factors that you did not consider (fatal errors) such as ventilation, thermal dynamic stability, etc... Though the most important thing is that you incubate and publish the results. Thanks for the excellent effort.
Well done. Seems to hit all the marks you set out for and it looks nice as a bonus. I’m partial to the red light. It just looks more like an incubator with red light glowing out of it. Keep up the good work!
I haven't completed the video yet...but had to jump on and say I loved the genius of the egg shaped window! I don't think it looked like a toilet seat at all, especially in the context of an egg incubator! I loved it. Wish you'd stuck with it... Finished watching now... beautiful...I want this masterpiece! (Still wish it had the egg shaped window tho...lol) Color #2 btw...
Nice build Kris. Suggestion: Carnauba wax applied to wood slideways (Hatching drawer?) will allow them to slide like butter and they will last forever.
Lad the attention to detail is just stunning. Honestly one of the best craftsmanship channels on TH-cam glad everything going good for you Kris 👍
This is the Rolls Royce of incubators !!!
Wow I’ve been watching since you first started with and empty piece of land, you my friend are a very determined and talented young man.
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The blue light makes it look like you're incubating velociraptors in some sort of Jurassic Park type lab.
Next video, some sort of dinochick hatched
Guess why I call my neighbour's chickens our "pack of velociraptors"... 🐓🦖😆
Velosochickns and #9!! 😆
Another heirloom made...it'll be usable for donkeys years. Beautifully done as per Kris. 🤗🥳
PS. now attach Classic FM audio to sooth them. 🥰😂
🇬🇧 Has to be Mozart. Warm colours. Blue/green look creepy.
They wont want to hatch out. Too palacial.
That has got to be the worlds most beautiful incubator! I reckon colour 2 & 3 look good
The Victorian's craftsmen understood that engineering should also be beautiful. You are returning to that belief. Great work and video. Number two for the light BTW.
what a masterclass of many skills, so many strings to the harbour bow, dudes a freakin genius
You should have a TV show, this was so much better than most shows on the Discovery channel, great work, i like this way of filming too, just the odd input from you, great job
I like the voice over in this video.
Kris your ability to produce art and function makes my heart happy..love this
I don’t know how or what you earn, but, it’s not enough. The workmanship and detail is wonderful. Do preservation societies know about you ? They should be breaking your door down begging you to work for them .
Number 1 or 5 for me
I absolutely agree 100%
@ 12:34 When cutting Glass;...
After scoring the top with your cutter;... tap from underneith;...
The shock from tapping will follow the score line above;... break more cleanly
a touch of water on the score is also helpful
Number 1 or 12. I told my husband this looked like an antique from the future, just incredible. Hello from Texas!
Yup, toilet seat, we all thought the same thing. :-) Beautiful toilet seat, those wood colors, wow.
I love the calmness of your videos, you tell us what we need to know, no stupid music usually, you have a very practical way of doing things.
The items that you have created never cease to amaze me. I love watching you build.
A very nice build there Kris, I love the addition of the candler at the side. The wood from those old sleepers, wow, that jarrah looks so good when waxed up. Looking forward to seeing the results of your hard labour when they hatch.
Best eco friendly, home building, woodworking, tech show on TH-cam...keep up the good work and enjoy the lifestyle matey...double thumbs up on the video!
I’d actually buy one of these!
Side business Kris. Whoop
Also, it’s so good seeing you use all the things you’ve struggled to build and make. The workshop the workbench the power for the tools all there by skill and sweat - now there is scope for real craftsmanship on a smaller scale.
Wow - this is absolutely incredible! It's apparent how much effort you put into this - and to get the material from railroad sleeper ties. Great use - and lovely wood grain and patina with the oil. Great strong joints. You must have your reasons, but PLEASE wear eye protection. As to the color, I like #2. Thanks for sharing this heirloom creation! Perfect for a small flock! Right on!
Man that thing is more complicated and better built than a Ferrari. You should sell them. Loved it.
When your incubator has better RGB than my PC
Beautiful Kris,, just like everything else you build,, perfect joints ,, as you'd say lovely!! aloha
What can I say !!!!! I got lost after you cut out the boards?!?!
True craftsman.
Superb Kris
Man this is "eggcellent"... Cheers!
LOL,LOL, UK
It had to be done ahahaha
This video was very eggucational 😁😆😆😆😛
The lime wash on the walls certainly makes the room much brighter. Your project shows that things can be highly functional and still be very well made and quite beautiful. Thank you for that reminder!
Why make something functional when you can also make it beautiful. You are gifted
I use to raise EMU . They take 59 days to hatch and in n.c. you have to remove humidity from the air too much for them. No matter how bad you want to help a bird hatch, DO NOT! Theirs nothing sadder than the bird tearing the umbilical cord and dying in your hands! Theirs a reason it won't hatch. I have helped several , most all didn't end well, a few did but...I had a contract in Oklahoma, I was air mailing baby emu from n.c. to o.k. overnight with no problems.i have also raised about everything that flies crawls or hops.
I paid 600 us for my incubator and I use to joke around that I could hatch a rock
Very nice high quality work sir!
Unbelievable Kris, you are a master of all construction projects, large or small, what a talent you have.
I prefer number 2, looks more natural and warm! Good job that man
What a beautiful bit of workmanship. Love that sleeper wood. Should never need another one of those in your life time maybe new wire on occasion.
Light colors 2, 10, and 11, are neat.
That's some mighty fine wood craftsmanship. I'm routinely impressed by your projects.
Just Brilliant;... A joy to watch from start to completion;...
Go Kris. Excellent craftsmanship. I’m recommending your videos as inspiration for people out there who are confused with life and meaning. I really, really, really mean that. Fantastic incubator by the way. Your attitude to life seemingly creates abundance and treasure of the heart. Unstoppable. Personally, we don’t watch much tv, but I encourage my three boys, Hugh 9, Lucas 7 and Will 6, to tune into your channel. You may not know it, but I reckon you’re one of the best teachers out there for real living. We live off the grid in Australia. At the moment I’m fencing and getting some metal work stuff happening. Thanks for your videos. They are a great source of motivation. Kind Regards, Rohan
I sort of made a very similar design at a larger scale for my beer fermentation cellar. It’s a large sealed box with the temp control system mounted to the side. I always regretted not making the overall chamber just a touch bigger to allow the control system to fit with the overall size of the box, instead of being a smaller box on the side that sort of sticks out. Absolutely loved the hinge concept though. Brilliant.
I had a good laugh over the egg shape and then yes it hit me it looked like a toilet seat. I would have left it LOL All around a really nice job. But you are really a great craftsman. I always enjoy your channel. Now to see some chicks
I'm one minute in and already liking the talk over during the sawing scenes. The narration works, would like more of it if convenient.
12...once again Kris - outstanding piece of woodwork and electronics with a very practical use. Well done!
Colour 2 IMHO. Almost forgot to say ... as always, excellent content all round - skills on display, relaxed and happy narration and a complete unit of work.
All i can say is Kris your a Perfectionist with the wood work you do. and the skill at putting your hands to anything that you need. and making it all work for you there are not many young persons who can do what you do. keep it up you should be proud of what you can do and i Congratulate you for doing so
A nice heated toilet seat to eliminate that 5 am ice cold agony Lol. Superb craftsmanship
Always impressed with your workmanship. Enjoyed the upbeat of how you did this video, still like details in other video's as well. 👍
You are a carpenter. You did a great job. Thanks Glenn
No 2 for me, another superb job. Watching you has made me expect more from myself whilst making/building things, thank you.
The best lubricant for wood on wood is an ordinary white paraffin wax candle rubbed on the surface beeswax is too sticky .Great project well executed
You sir have some serious woodworking skills. Thanks for sharing.
That has to be the most beautiful incubator I’ve ever seen. Kris you are an artist and a genius 👍🏻
Top draw crafting with so much attention to detail.Simply stunning Kris!
Kris, I'm so in awe of the talent you have, you're amazing! I like lights 2 and 12
Stunning camera work for this one! Also... wow, I want one. You, sir... are a clever sod. I laughed when I saw the toilet seat - although I saw the egg shaped window first so I think you could have got away with it! And my vote is on the green light cos Green things make me happy ☺️😉
Just stumbled on your videos and thoroughly enjoying catching up on your journey. Love the beautiful woodwork you do.
Those untreated sleepers are a great source for lumber. It looks great Kris. Wonderful job!
You are a very talented and gifted person. God bless you Chris
My dog once sniffed out a pheasants nest with eggs in that we put in a incubator and had 6 that hatched but they were completely wild so they got released, love the lights really cool build!
So empowering when you can build your own incubator after an inferior eBay one disappoints. Every man needs this setup at home.
I'm in awe of your craftsmanship, amazing work!
absolutely brilliant. from discarded sleeper to a piece of art that will boost your chicken production! well done sir.
An absolute work of art! You could sell those for a fortune.
1 and 12. Beautifully designed and perfectly executed. I really enjoyed the project. Thanks for sharing. Stay safe my friend.
Unbelievably beautiful. A true craftsman at work. Well done!
Colour 1. Really a great piece of craftsmanship.. well done matey.
By far the best night club for hatching chickens I have ever seen and it is not event closed during coronavirus...
Your knowledge and your woodworking skills are fabulous. Beautiful cabinet
That is so funny @7:20 i seen the box and said to myself " i thought he was making a incubator not a toilet " looks great !
World's best Tinkerer! You constantly amaze me. Thanks for sharing.
Looked like a langstroth deep hive body up until 6:55. That's better than any incubator I've seen. Very nice.
love the darker sections of grain through the hatching drawer, another fine piece of work kris! look forward to seeing the first batch! feelin the raver chicken light too
Kris, no se si entiendas lo que escribo pero me agrada ver tus vídeos me siento más impulsado a seguir buscando formas alternas sin dañar tanto el planeta. Saludos y que la pases bien con toda tu familia 👍
That’s a very classy incubator, it’s beautiful - everything you make is!
Well done, I don’t know where you learned all that but wow.
Stunning work Kris,, clever stuff!
Oh and 1
@@penrhiwoutdoors8629 oh yeah I forgot about that too....1 or 2
Wow you have mad skills!!! You made it look so easy and I love the dark purple colors..i can't wait to see these chickens by born!!!!
the egg hatcher is beautiful the detail is brilliant thanks for sharing chris xxx debbie xxxx
That is the most beautiful incubator I've ever seen
I choose color number 3, and look forward to seeing baby chicks in your new hatching tray!
Awesome. what a range of skills you have demonstrated here.
That wood is gorgeous.
Kris love this extremely awesome plus it's not a ugly incubator it beautiful this could be in anyone's living room great job my friend I've been a master craftsman carpenter woodworker for over thirty five years and this is beautiful Thumbs up my friend I'm proud of you
Another project to put on your sales production list Kris bloody marvellous
not just an incubator but a priceless furniture.
Your amazing nothing stops you turning your hands to anything.
Kris have a little look at becoming an Amazon affiliate you just tag products on your videos that you used and if someone follows the link and purchases the product you earn a percentage of the products sale 👍👍👍
Absolutely brilliant, Now make a beehive for the garden ready for when your fruit trees grow, should get a bigger harvest as the bees do their work all over.
Brilliant piece of craftsmanship. Well done
Carpentry work is amazing Kris, you are quickly becoming a jack of all trades. You should sell your design plans!. I like light #1. Have a great week.
Colour number 2, and I would have left it as a toilet seat/egg. Great project, fun to watch. I also enjoy spotting your new workshop toys, like the bandsaw and the tig welding plant which I hadn't noticed before. Its good to see you enjoying your new 3 phase supply.
Excellent craftsmanship! Beautiful and Functional!! Even in our high tech world we don't need a Arduino for everything :) I agree with you using discrete timers and switches. Under moist conditions like an incubator it will probably give less trouble!
Those chicks will be hatching in style. Serious cabinetry there, man!
Awesome job Kris, I really love the kind of steam punky feel your handmade stuff has. In a world where everything's made to be cheap and disposable, it must make you feel good to have the ability to produce custom one off items that will either last a life time or you can easily repair yourself.
Workshop looking amazing Kris. You seem well set up to handle this sort of project and it shows, nicely done. J
#9, that was an amazing job Kris!
That is one beautiful egg hatching cabinet!
I really enjoyed watching?
Another cracking job, your hatchability just went up to 85 -90%. I like number two for the light colour. all the best.
Excellent craftsmanship, but...
The important thing in incubators is the percentage of hatching.
The shape is important, but not the most important as the percentage of hatching.
There are many basic technical factors that you did not consider (fatal errors) such as ventilation, thermal dynamic stability, etc...
Though the most important thing is that you incubate and publish the results.
Thanks for the excellent effort.
Great project! It look so easy when you put your hand on something... I wonder how much the chicks will enjoy the dance floor with changing lights :-)
Nice job Chris. There are fully automatic ones available. They are called Hens.
I couldn’t agree more. I guess Kris was not born in wooden box under disco lights. I guess they are only animals so it doesn’t matter....
Everything you make is off the scale Kris....you're amazballs!!! Xxx
Well done. Seems to hit all the marks you set out for and it looks nice as a bonus. I’m partial to the red light. It just looks more like an incubator with red light glowing out of it. Keep up the good work!
I haven't completed the video yet...but had to jump on and say I loved the genius of the egg shaped window! I don't think it looked like a toilet seat at all, especially in the context of an egg incubator! I loved it. Wish you'd stuck with it...
Finished watching now... beautiful...I want this masterpiece! (Still wish it had the egg shaped window tho...lol)
Color #2 btw...
Nice build Kris. Suggestion: Carnauba wax applied to wood slideways (Hatching drawer?) will allow them to slide like butter and they will last forever.
Awww you could have left the egg window. It was cute. 😊 🥚🐣 Nice job Kris!!