Posting more crafts: Last year's Chicken Coop
I finally posted an overview of the build process for the chicken coop. I'm hoping that it gets selected as a 'featured' project, completing a hat-trick setup by the Captain America costume and the Arc Reactor.
I started building that coop in March of 2015. I finished it officially in October of 2015. I meant to share an overview, since as my posts and this website attest, I'm trying to improve my skills in not just building things, but documenting how I did so and compiling all such projects into a kind of portfolio (which is this blog). I'm very proud of the coop, but I was pretty daunted by the process of compiling it. The challenge to get a third featured post on Instructables motivated me, though, and I'm really proud of the result.
As proud as I am, it's humbling to see the entries people submit to Instructables contests. People build and program drones from scratch, and present a summary of their approach with better communication skills than can be found in professional guides. It's crazy.
You can see the guide to building the chicken coop below.
I started building that coop in March of 2015. I finished it officially in October of 2015. I meant to share an overview, since as my posts and this website attest, I'm trying to improve my skills in not just building things, but documenting how I did so and compiling all such projects into a kind of portfolio (which is this blog). I'm very proud of the coop, but I was pretty daunted by the process of compiling it. The challenge to get a third featured post on Instructables motivated me, though, and I'm really proud of the result.
As proud as I am, it's humbling to see the entries people submit to Instructables contests. People build and program drones from scratch, and present a summary of their approach with better communication skills than can be found in professional guides. It's crazy.
You can see the guide to building the chicken coop below.
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