No Cost Goat Milking Stand
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 เม.ย. 2017
- It is much easier to milk a goat when you have a milking stand. Plus it makes it easier to trim hooves and do other goaty maintenance. But what makes this goat milk stand extra awesome is it cost ZERO to build because it is made with recycled pallets.
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How sweet to wake up in the morning to little peeps and a fresh cup of coffee. Good morning.
I got a little teary watching how carefully and thoughtfully Jeremy rounded and routered all the corners on the stand. "Glad you like it, sweetheart"
O, awsome and fast. I need to go practis woodworking. For a pirate you build great stuff.
He thinks of all the details and there is no way he would be doing any of this if it weren't for me. - Jaime
seeing her smile at her new stand....priceless! you two are just fabulous. #relationshipgoals
I enjoy watching your little homestead grow.. thanks for sharing!
+Ray Ra - Thank YOU for watching!
Genius Jeremy. Simple is always the beat way. I am so pilfering this idea. Love this channel.
+Daniel Downing - That's why we do these videos. Pilfer away!
I think this is my favorite homemade milking stand so far...neat ideas!
Despite the minor hiccup you did a great job!
Weathers not crash hot for you at present but, animal wise things are coming along quickly.
Excited for you.
Thanks for the video.
Great job! You did that never having used a milk stand....amazing! You can come to my house and build anything that you see that I need!
+Mrs Soap Peddler's Homestead - I'll do it!
👍 Nice intro with the coffee bodem ...lol good morning !!
1:18 Ah-gween-gos....chipmunk in Ojibway LOL
When you Guys , gonna start up a Facebook page ?
5:07 Back to old School , 😀
Always enjoy , your diy projects !!
7:21 could you put a couple of screws in , to close up that crack ??
🐐LMAO @8:29 getting some earlier practice in, for your future Bodem coffee ..?? LOL🐐
9:04 Love the Speed Square....must have in a tool kit.
reminds me of a bladeless guillotine..lol
Must have been hard work winging it. Glad that it's going well! I can barely wait to meet your new goats :)
I truly enjoy watching Jeremy doing projects. You always see the wheels in his mind turning, looking for a better way to build a project. Hitting the edges of the milking stand with a 1/4 round router bit is an excellent, considerate touch. I could never keep up to the pace that Jeremy exhibits when he gets his bursts of speed though. ;)
Looking forward to more videos on how you two develop your new homestead.
soooo proud of you guys really I'm excited to get to this point and i loove your videos very informative . the honesty is wonderful keep em coming
Thank you :0)
I really like your way of living and I LOVE the music. Greetings from the Netherlands
That's a great quick built you guys, good job.
Super enjoy watching y’alls videos! The attention to detail and determination you both possess is astounding! Great job on the milking stand! From our humble home in Texas to yours, may you be blessed in all you do and continue to prosper! Thank you for the entertainment and tips!
It is a nice project and done with palettwood. I like it.
Very nice milk stand but I definitely sit on the other end of the stand myself. You can always change that down the road when you get your own routine established!
+Wholesome Roots - Yeah it seems to work for now and also serves as a place to put the milk under during. I might make a separate little stool though.
Great video! Awesome stand, Even better that it didn't coat a thing! I really like the built in seat idea, How did they work?
+Lumnah Acres - They work good as a seat and double as a place to put the milk and jars under during so no debris is kicked into the milk. I'm happy how it turned out. 🙂
That is good to know! I will have to keep that in mind! Thanks
the mcnuggets! Lmfao! that was awesome im totally using that:)
lol
Good video, we plan to get our goats in 18 months.. thanks for sharing.
+Katie Grazier - Measure them first, then build! Lol.
Just found ur videos and have been enjoying them all day recovering from dental surgery..
Great job!!!
+Joseph Peluso - Welcome to the channel Joseph!
The stand looks so good! Can't wait to see the goats!!!
Отличное видео ! Молодцы. Россия. Санкт-Петербург. Сергей.👍.
I want to make my own stanchion to save money but then I saw all the tools you need and remembered all the tools we had went up in flames. DAMN! ugh good thing I don't need a stanchion yet but I would've liked to have went ahead and built the decking for it. :v
Our stuff burned too!
Still going to make it work 👍
Awesome job. I thought you knew the size of the goat the way you was building. but it didn't seem to hard to modify. I love working with wood. Just haven't done it in awhile. after this you just might have inspired me. Thanks for sharing.
+Janet Almaqaleh - I loosely went by a combination of drawings and plans I had found on the internet. Nope... Measure your goat lol.
Let me tell ya, I have been working like crazy to get things done since 5AM this morning, so I can do nothing but play around this weekend. All the music on this video lulled me off for a power nap, so I had to start all over again so I could get a chance to watch the video! LOL
I know one or both of you are musicians....do you create your own music for these videos? If so, love the soothing and beautiful talent! I'm a musician, too!
verey good work . go continue God bless you and your family ( A.wabel Saudi Arabia)
Your labor is worth a lot. It is a really cool gadget.
Awesome job thanks for sharing. Your speedy work looked great. I need a few speedy workers like you at that rate (-;
Older video from you folks but needed this one today!! Courtney decided to pick up a doe in milk so now I need to throw a milking stand together!
Make a deck, add legs and a head gate. 👍🏻
Guildbrook Farm | Simple Sustainable Living Got it! I was going to go at it but then got to the end of your vids about the gate not fitting and needing to measure the doe and was like...yeah that would probably be best. Lol. Deck it is for now...also, CT took the camera with her to pick up the new doe. Haha. Just can't win! Thanks guys, you rock!
Excellent build. I love reusing pallets, totally free wood, albeit not supreme quality, but usable. And I find some pallets are very nice, nearly new wood.
Great job! keep it up
I love your fence design.
Great job! Can't wait to see your goats! How exciting for you!
I learned a lot from your videos thank you so much
I'm all admiration for your ingenuity!!♡
Whoa that's awesome! I could definitely use a head gate here. You are inspiring future projects!
I love your recipes!!!!! I have made the pot pie a few times already. Keep up the great work guys.
Awe I am so excited for you guys!! I can't wait to see the goats!!!
Very soon!
Hola me alegra verte de nuevo con muchos mas videos 😄
Ha estado ocupado, pero nos estamos poniendo al día en videos
Nice work Jeremy! I thoroughly enjoy watching your creative process in action. I'm one of those people that likes to see how things are built so that I understand their function better. Your efforts to film all of these projects are certainly appreciated. I'm learning a ton! - All the best. ~ Theresa
Thanks for watching Theresa :0)
wow man great job!!!!
+Avery Mckanders - Thanks, I'm really glad it worked.
Great goat stand....certainly works well for you guys.
Great design..!!
Need this! Thkx
oh so exciting! our plan is to get everything ready this year and to get goats next year. cant wait! happy for you that everything worked out and i´m looking forward to meet your goats =)
Much better to do it that way then to rush around last minute to get everything ready! Good luck!
maybe, but if one has a deadline one works faster ;) it will for sure take us a year to do what you did in a few weeks. i really admire how productive you guys are!
Great job, I don't know much if anything about goat milking stands but it looks good & functional to me! GFP all the way! :-)
WOW, I commented too soon. Great goat stand.
Good work!!!!
great video
our milk stand were always up against a wall. so we could use the wall if we needed to for the goat to lean on. during hoof trimming.
We may do that once we have a milking parlor. Right now we just have it in the shed with no wall to put it against.
New sub. Getting goats and I'm looking for milking stand ideas. Nice job.
+Off Grid Nation Welcome!
Good job!!!))) your a very good carpenter Jeremy!!!! 🐐🐐🐐👍🏼😊
I feel more like a pirate hacker that manages to fit stuff together and sometimes I get lucky and it works 😂
a nice project. very well built, sure it will work well
+Bentley's Backwoods Bushcraft - Thanks. So far so good 👍🏻
I'm getting very excited 😀
Nice work.
Very nice video thank you for taking the time to film it. I know it takes time to make these and appreciate
your efforts. We will be needing one of these in the future. We have gotten two does that were born in late Feb early March the owner couldn't say exact dates. How soon to breed them is one year long enough?? Welcome suggestion from anyone. They are Kiko/Boer
Ooooh and you thought the goats were loud, you'd better warn the neighbours. 😬 Plus they get used as watchdogs for a reason, geese can be vicious little SOB's 😈 You made a really good job of that milking stand Jeremy considering you hadn't had your normal planning time and had no idea how big your goat was. Good job!👍👏
+Essem Sween We have a pond of Canadian geese. Pretty sure my one won't out compete the wild geese 😉
Lol. Are they noisy? Oh big DUH Sharon! Of course they are. 😂
So great! Nice job! Show me the goats!! :D I am so excited, haha.
+Noble Homestead - Can you stay up one more hour? Lol
+Noble Homestead - Lol! Uploading now.
W00t! Thanks for yet another fun distraction from our little mess over here. I have a feeling we'll have news tomorrow. In the meantime, yay, GOATS!
That is AMAZING you can make stuff like that! Very talented! Cute chicks! Just wait till you get your khaki campbell's! Holy cow I was told ducks are messy but IT'S CRAZY! We got our 10 ducks last week and their water is dirty within 60 seconds of being changed and cleaned! They're super cute though! I can't wait to see yours when they come!
I think chickens are messy lol!
Just wait till you get ducks! lol they're so much messier!
🐤🐐 Doing a great job!!!
yay looks awesome! can't wait to see your goats!!
props
Awesome job!
nice job
Thanks! It needs some tweaking but not bad for throwing together in a couple hours. Plus the price was right :0)
Awesome .
Awesome stand. tyfs Pat
Coud you please post a videos on dtecting any diseases in the goats thank you
How sturdy are the 1x4's of your head gate above that top cross brace? Probably depends on the goat, but I was just wondering if they would hold up if the goat gets pushing or pulling? We're new to this - looking to build a stand for my daughter that's more portable for 4-H and really like the way you did your head gate but want to make sure it's strong enough. Thanks!
+itbedave - So far no problems at all and our goat is STRONG. 👍🏻
Oh yea, Niiiiice!!! But I kept hoping the BAW was going to be used. ;)
+Cog Hill Farm & Homestead LOL!
Holy junk, the 41.5 qt All American is huge. Just got it in last week. Now onto garden. 6 plots. Single and have my hands full. LOL.
+pr4runner Get busy planting! ;0)
+pr4runner - Yeah it sounded really really big when you said 41.5 qts. That would not fit on our stove lol.
Thank you for this! Did you find that the legs held up sufficiently? I’m working on preparing for milk sheep and got some really nice solid pallet wood I want to use to make the milk stand, it’s really heavy though
Stand looks great! You can mark that off your homesteading bucket list. We also ended up putting a seat on ours but I cut it at a 45° so you can move fwd and backward depending where the utter is. The seat(s) will probably need a leg as well (we have a 150+ lb goat that would tip that right on over). I assume you'll be trimming hooves on your stand as well?
Yep we will be trimming hooves as well on there. We will show it in action in an upcoming vid.
Most goats don't like getting hooves trimmed so they will most likely put our stand through a good "stress test". Nice work!
+Chick-a-Woof Ranch Ya I fear it will be a challenge fer sure
what music was thaat in the background? love it
What computer program do you normally use to "build" with before you build?
+Simply Christal - Sketchup and Layout
Wait!!!??? Goats are HERE!!?? What did I miss!!??
+Wholesome Roots - Tomorrow's video!
oh, I'm so excited!!!!
Oh no, running water through the goats territory. Hope it's no problem! Can't wait to see your goats :)
The rain/runoff has been INSANE this month! The last 2 days alone we got between 7-8 inches. Today it's a muddy mess and we are trying to soak it up with mulch. What a mess.
Fingers crossed that it works!
Yep, weather's been crazy lately here in Germany too. To much rain and to cold for this time of year. Can't wait for summer!
Hi ... question (rewatch your vid to see what I mean), why are the seats situated at the end where the goat's head will be? Unless I'm mistaken, the restraint should be at the other end? Hope I'm wrong. ;-) Good job, though.
We will have a milking video coming out so you can see ;0)
Nice job there but think your head piece should of been at the other end not where you made the seat areas.But good job love watching your videos.
It would have been too far back.
My reaction fot a little misplaced. I should not try do this this early in the morning. Lol
Awesome job without the goat!!!
No cost?
Nope
great video.
once they get used to it, they will just jump up there on their own.
by the way, do you guys follow Art and Bri (th-cam.com/channels/WVCeqJ3lbpOrkZ4rleky0g.html), tget got goat not long ago and are learning about them also. just a thought.
Oh yes, they aren't too far away from us. They have a great channel. 👍🏻
What a mess! So much rain!
+Homesteading on Maple Lane - Over 8 inches! It was bad and right when we brought the goats home so everything was new and different and miserable for them. 😕 But they are adjusting well and I think everything will be ok now. 😊
Here in Wisconsin it rained all day. I was able to get the garden all tilled and cover seeded yesterday. Rain today should help it all sprout so I can till it under in another week!
Guildbrook Farm | Simple Sustainable Living how are you adjusting to the milking?
+Homesteading on Maple Lane - It only took 3 days for everyone to get dialed in and that was backing a nervous skittish goat up from 3:30pm to 8:00am milking once a day. So far I'm thoroughly impressed. Jaime is a natural.
- Jeremy
Guildbrook Farm | Simple Sustainable Living very good. we will be starting our milking experience next summer with a gernsey cow that we plan on having bred in a couple months. everything is an adventure!