I'm sure it has been asked before, but have you ever considered teaching segments of your trade? You have such great talent and we could use more craftsman like you.
Great Ken, your tests were successful! That fan cover is nice! Yup, Ken the stud in the middle! Don't forget yourself! And you didn't! Thanks for explaining about the feed wire. That's too bad the shower has bowed out. I hope you can straighten it out with the stud. You did! Nice job getting the stud frames up for the walls. It's exciting to watch you put up the inner short wall in the bathroom. I like the idea of the single ceiling light over a chair in the corner. You have a great sense of style Ken. I like the way you put the switch boxes up. The place for the wood stove and the Murphy bed with the folding table and chairs are perfect places for them. It's great that the fuse box can be in a closet. The design sounds so great! The pullets look happy. When the hens start laying the eggs they are usually smaller at first and then they go to full size. The garden looks wonderful Ken! Thanks for this video!
The Kenstead is really coming along nicely! I just had my first tomatoes of the season a few weeks ago. So amazing! I'm down on the Texas coast, so we're a little bit ahead on our gardens. Chad and Dan should have a movie night with you to watch The Treasure of the Sierra Madre. Kens Kabin is really lookin sharp! The bathroom is perfect for the space you're working with. Love it. Such a fun project to follow along with. God bless
Good morning 🙏 KEN. Please pray for GOD'S direction. Yesterday, I was told I needed back surgery. I don't want to. Thank you. The bathroom looks very nice. I love the wood. You're doing a fabulous job. They are BLESSED to have you ❤️. Building their home. GOD BLESS YOU. SE MICHIGAN 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏 GLORY BE TO GOD HALLELUJAH 🙏 🙌 ✨️ ❤️
We all live by systems....that's for sure. Keeps everything neat and orderly. Your 'blueprint' build will save a many households from losing one or more to homelessness.
Ken , Code states tjhat if the electrical box has built in cable clamps then you are only required to staple the Romex within 12 '' of the box. No Cable Clamp, then staple within 8 '' of the box
Hello Ken, another blessed day, you know, those wall cavities would provide a wonderful space to put small shelves. Using the inside of the wall space. Maybe like a spice rack on the kitchen wall at the back of the shower. just a thought since they a solid wall covering.
Hi Ken. Another excellent day of planning & building the tiny house is looking amazing. Those Hens are getting so large lets hope for eggs soon. Take care.
Electrical: Hope you consulted your customer as to how he is going to power his little house. I would suspect it would be treated as a trailer, and those NEC requirements are different than fixed building. Ken be very careful about electrical liability issues.
One thing I just thought of is securing that sliding door for the bathroom, so it doesn't move while on the road. Same goes for any kitchen cabinets / drawers. Water heater will need to be secured as well. BTW, national wiring code says no breaker panels in a closet... and 2 circuits for a kitchen counter. With the lighter wire (#14) that will be important if someone uses a toaster oven or electric heater. Might as well do several home runs to the panel for the living area while you are at it. Also consider doing that exterior outlet on its own breaker. (power tools?) You mentioned you already have a large panel, and breakers are only $10.
You could put your bathroom door on the outside and switches inside if you can. Gives yo a bit more "sitting" room on the inside. Or put in one of those folding accordion doors that only take up the width of the door jam. May be better to save space and it can be strapped open when traveling.
I grew up on a farm in cookville tn we had chickens I've seen a lot of roosters Ken your rooster wants to fight you because of the he is doing when he see's you when I was in school we had a neighbor that had a rooeter that would chase me when I got off the school bus this rooster would even chase his owner one day the owner got tired of being chased he took his gun and shot the rooster he was good eating great video Ken
You don't need to worry about it on this build, but your switches are a little high for a wheelchair bound person. I like 46" center. otherwise, a very sweet build.
20:54 When you staple the wires to the studs are you able to leave a slight bit of slack. I recently installed a dimmer switch for my tiny house kitchen lights, the wires were so tight I had to install it upside down. 🙃
Wiring code says a staple within 12" of the box and 18" total wire length, so yes, 6" of slack is allowed. Additional securing of the wire is every 4 feet. (or less)
It's very easy to add pigtails inside boxes, if you use Wago Lever Nuts. I like to use some stranded wire pigtails for connecting GFCIs, so they are easy to push back into the box without tilting toward the side.
Don't get too excited for eggs just yet. 20 weeks would be on the early side, 24 closer to average. Don't forget to put out the oyster shell container when they are about 20 weeks. The girls will take it in as they need it. That might be one indication a hen is getting closer to laying. They somehow know when they need the extra calcium.
A suggestion for the shower. I always put in a handheld on a slide rod. That way it is the right height for every user. I skip the shower/tub valve and use tub only so the hose connects below the faucet and loops up to the showerhead. You planned to have no baseboard so as to not decrease the usable space. How do you get enough clearance for a woodstove in such a small house?
Hi Jen, have you even consider inviting a viewer guest to help you on a specific project ? I would Luv to work with it you ❤. I have an Awesome Octigon picnic table i designed...
Things seem to be going smoothly. I’m glad to hear that Chad and Dan are coming by to help you with the ceiling. I had to laugh at the look Kaia gave you when you asked her to jump. She is so cute. I heard your rooster! He’s certainly getting vocal.
Are you going to have a sink in the bathroom? Also are you going to paint the trim white around the front door or leave it the sad way it is now? The whiyr trim on the outsside makes it pop. I wish you had used a white trim coil to finish the outside fascia trim. However it all still looks good. Those are just my preferences.
So how does the pocket door slide back through that 2x4 stud? I think you really should have used sideways studs and a thicker wall, so you could put the door between them. It's a good idea to incorporate the pocket door kit as you build the wall it goes in. For the dining table, you can use simple bench seats to help support the Murphy bed when it's down. Then you just need a fold-down table attached to the Murphy bed frame.
I thought the same thing on the pocket door, but assume he is going with a barn style sliding door that just hangs on the wall. I think in a small space like that I would have went with a pocket door to prevent things stacking against it, and to allow for switches on the wall etc.
Pocket door bought as a whole assembly doesn’t require sideways studs, the structure of the pocket assembly substitutes the studs. The wall would have been exactly the same thickness and the t&g cladding would have worked well with it. However trying slip AC wiring into either side of the wall could be problematic but surface mount conduit or slimline trunking would be fine on the bathroom side hugging the door frame trim.
He made brief mention of that some time ago. I suspect it will be under the sink for a tank. A demand style (propane) could be mounted on the outside / forward wall. The house is already at max width.
Even if they do not heat in cold weather, water lines must be drained, & antifreeze added to shower/sink trap. Seems that shower trap would freeze whether or not space above is heated. ❓
you can pull 1500 watts on #14 and be within the 80% rule so as long as he makes several runs back to the panel it will be ok. Technically, the kitchen and bath should be on different circuits... and 2 circuits for a kitchen counter.
@@kenskarpentry I understand. My neighbors had a couple of roosters. They crowed all the time. 😵💫 But, when my pastor shared how Jesus predicted the rooster would crow after Per denied him three times…it was a revelation of God’s greatness. Three different times through the night Peter was asked. And not once did the rooster crow until the third denial. Only God could hold back the voice of that rooster until that opportune moment. And Peter was so ashamed of himself. But Jesus said that He would pray for Peter to be strong through the sifting from Satan. And as we know, he made it. Just a quick little uplift from the Lord. Have a blessed day.
I'm sure it has been asked before, but have you ever considered teaching segments of your trade? You have such great talent and we could use more craftsman like you.
Great Ken, your tests were successful! That fan cover is nice! Yup, Ken the stud in the middle! Don't forget yourself! And you didn't! Thanks for explaining about the feed wire. That's too bad the shower has bowed out. I hope you can straighten it out with the stud. You did! Nice job getting the stud frames up for the walls. It's exciting to watch you put up the inner short wall in the bathroom. I like the idea of the single ceiling light over a chair in the corner. You have a great sense of style Ken. I like the way you put the switch boxes up. The place for the wood stove and the Murphy bed with the folding table and chairs are perfect places for them. It's great that the fuse box can be in a closet. The design sounds so great! The pullets look happy. When the hens start laying the eggs they are usually smaller at first and then they go to full size. The garden looks wonderful Ken! Thanks for this video!
Thanks for watching
The Treasure of the Sierra Madre is a classic.
The Kenstead is really coming along nicely! I just had my first tomatoes of the season a few weeks ago. So amazing! I'm down on the Texas coast, so we're a little bit ahead on our gardens. Chad and Dan should have a movie night with you to watch The Treasure of the Sierra Madre. Kens Kabin is really lookin sharp! The bathroom is perfect for the space you're working with. Love it. Such a fun project to follow along with. God bless
The tiny house is starting to look better than my place, Ken! Very nice!
Eli Wallach...."Badges ? We don't got no badges. We don't need no stinking badges. " The Treasure of the Sierra Madre.
there's a parody of that line in the Weird Al movie "UHF" where an animal wrangler says "Badgers? Badgers? We don't need no stinking badgers!!"
I've been watching your videos for years . Great job with your latest project and thanks for sharing with us .
God bless you Ken
The little house is looking good. I like that little xylophone for the chickens. Can they play a tune?
❤ Good Day Kenn🌅 Bathroom is coming along 👌Looks 👍 Awsome 🤩🌟🌻🇺🇲🙏🙌🤞✌️🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸Kiya😍
Blazing Saddles--was the movie you were referencing about "badges". Project looking good. 👍
Mel Brooks
Good morning 🙏 KEN. Please pray for GOD'S direction. Yesterday, I was told I needed back surgery. I don't want to. Thank you.
The bathroom looks very nice.
I love the wood.
You're doing a fabulous job.
They are BLESSED to have you ❤️.
Building their home.
GOD BLESS YOU.
SE MICHIGAN 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏
GLORY BE TO GOD HALLELUJAH 🙏 🙌 ✨️ ❤️
Good morning. I pray your back is healed.
Praying for you!!!
@kenskarpentry Thank you, Ken. HE can
Make a crooked
Bone straight.
🙏And your knees. Amen
@sandygrant9220 Thank you, Sandy. I truly appreciate your
Prayers in JESUS'S NAME AMEN. Praying for you.
Praying for you as well..
Shower door gap... Perfect!.. enough.
Looks awesome there Ken!
The video with Chad and Dan will be nice. I know that you will have everything ready to go. The pre-finished pine will be great.
That is looking great. I look forward to each new video. Thanks for all the care you give to your videos.
I've really enjoyed watching you build the tiny house. It's coming together nicely. It's beautiful
Very good, Ken!
We all live by systems....that's for sure. Keeps everything neat and orderly. Your 'blueprint' build will save a many households from losing one or more to homelessness.
Coming along nicely.
I'd pay your asking price and give you a bonus on top of that.
Very nice! Email me. :)
@ 27:44 that light gap at upper left of door needs spray foam LOL spray foam in the can can be your new friend
Clever idea about the spacer for the electrical boxes. Looking great, Ken. Must be satisfying to see it come together.
Ken , Code states tjhat if the electrical box has built in cable clamps then you are only required to staple the Romex within 12 '' of the box. No Cable Clamp, then staple within 8 '' of the box
Hello Ken, another blessed day, you know, those wall cavities would provide a wonderful space to put small shelves. Using the inside of the wall space. Maybe like a spice rack on the kitchen wall at the back of the shower. just a thought since they a solid wall covering.
Nice plan. Everything looking great. Love those chicks
Don't forget the smoke detector circuit.
This is looking 👀 good Thumbs up 👍
Hi Ken. Another excellent day of planning & building the tiny house is looking amazing.
Those Hens are getting so large lets hope for eggs soon. Take care.
Ken,that’s going to be awesome for to see and work with Dan and Chad Kaiya will be full of it with you three 3️⃣ guys 😮😊❤
Looking really beautiful, Ken. I'm getting excited to see the final project
Looking awesome ken...starting to look like a tiny home...can't wait to see you back with your crew/ friends!!...❤
Electrical: Hope you consulted your customer as to how he is going to power his little house. I would suspect it would be treated as a trailer, and those NEC requirements are different than fixed building. Ken be very careful about electrical liability issues.
little house is coming on great ken keep up the good work
One thing I just thought of is securing that sliding door for the bathroom, so it doesn't move while on the road. Same goes for any kitchen cabinets / drawers. Water heater will need to be secured as well. BTW, national wiring code says no breaker panels in a closet... and 2 circuits for a kitchen counter. With the lighter wire (#14) that will be important if someone uses a toaster oven or electric heater. Might as well do several home runs to the panel for the living area while you are at it. Also consider doing that exterior outlet on its own breaker. (power tools?) You mentioned you already have a large panel, and breakers are only $10.
Have a great day.
Coming along fantastic my friend 🐊🌴😎
Great job
Getting nearly done now. Love it thus far. ❤
Looking very sharp. Nice job Ken!
In Michigan breaker box not allowed in closets
That's national code.
I used to work in wood and I always cleaned out the groove in the wood the saw in would wide the grooves and make it easier on my wrist, ❤❤
Nice thanks
Good Morning Ken, just a thought on the sliding door. Use HD extented drawer bracket 's@kenskarpentry
@@kenskarpentry 30 inch HD extended drawer brackets should do... screw to floor and ceiling...
You could put your bathroom door on the outside and switches inside if you can. Gives yo a bit more "sitting" room on the inside. Or put in one of those folding accordion doors that only take up the width of the door jam. May be better to save space and it can be strapped open when traveling.
You’ll be done before you know it. God bless.
Ken wieder super Arbeit von dir👍🏻👏🏻👋🙂🙋♂️🇩🇪
Nice work! Looking forward to the Murphy bed install since I’ll be putting one in my 16’x20’ cabin. Thanks, from Hells Canyon, Frank.
@ 25:50 a nice piece of prefinished birch plywood would make a great floor for the storage area above bathroom
💓 it ‼️ Your A Master at your Craft 👏👏👏👏👏🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
WV HILLBILLY KEN I HEAR YOUR ROOSTER CROWING TINY HOUSE LOOKING GREAT
12:04 too funny for a moment I was back on the farm.
Thanks
Ken the new owner got to be tickled pink with there new tiny home and it's nice the boys are coming bye to give you a hand.
Dandelion greens, chickens love dandelion greens.
Gooood morning,looks good,keep moving forward until the job is completed😊🌼🌷🌻🇺🇸
I grew up on a farm in cookville tn we had chickens I've seen a lot of roosters Ken your rooster wants to fight you because of the he is doing when he see's you when I was in school we had a neighbor that had a rooeter that would chase me when I got off the school bus this rooster would even chase his owner one day the owner got tired of being chased he took his gun and shot the rooster he was good eating great video Ken
Looking forward to see how the switch and door to the bathroom will be arranged.
I wonder if Lyle will crow when the guys are there to help ?🤔
Good morning! Looks great!
You don't need to worry about it on this build, but your switches are a little high for a wheelchair bound person. I like 46" center. otherwise, a very sweet build.
I like that house
Really enjoying this series
That roster make a lot of noise have the hens stated to redden up yet as this will tell you they are ready to lay. The house on wheels is coming along
pretty good for only having 9-1/2 fingers!
Small ceiling fan would be a good option
Blazing Saddles is the movie that has the line "I don't need no stinking badges "
Ken, you might want to have a 20 amp circuit in kitchen area. What will you be using for hot a water heater?
20:54
When you staple the wires to the studs are you able to leave a slight bit of slack.
I recently installed a dimmer switch for my tiny house kitchen lights, the wires were so tight I had to install it upside down.
🙃
Wiring code says a staple within 12" of the box and 18" total wire length, so yes, 6" of slack is allowed. Additional securing of the wire is every 4 feet. (or less)
It's very easy to add pigtails inside boxes, if you use Wago Lever Nuts. I like to use some stranded wire pigtails for connecting GFCIs, so they are easy to push back into the box without tilting toward the side.
@@guygrotke8059 true, but only when you get in a bind on old work. With new work you just plan ahead and there's no fooling around.
super ken ty
@ 18:00 I think that is what you call a friction fit LOL
Guh`morning K.K.
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Ken, are you going to put insulation in the walls that form the two walls for the bathroom?
Don't get too excited for eggs just yet. 20 weeks would be on the early side, 24 closer to average. Don't forget to put out the oyster shell container when they are about 20 weeks. The girls will take it in as they need it. That might be one indication a hen is getting closer to laying. They somehow know when they need the extra calcium.
A suggestion for the shower. I always put in a handheld on a slide rod. That way it is the right height for every user. I skip the shower/tub valve and use tub only so the hose connects below the faucet and loops up to the showerhead. You planned to have no baseboard so as to not decrease the usable space. How do you get enough clearance for a woodstove in such a small house?
Badges we don’t need no stinking badges. It’s from the movie blazing saddles.
A variable speed blower would be quieter. Just saying
Put your chicken waterer up on a stand and the water will stay cleaner
Very nice.
Hi Jen, have you even consider inviting a viewer guest to help you on a specific project ? I would Luv to work with it you ❤. I have an Awesome Octigon picnic table i designed...
Thanks nit sure about the logistics for that.
Love it
Bathroom looks great. No using it!
Good day to all. The movie was great, it' may not be for everyone, it laugh at everyone, "Ken and The Jey'Bees" just love it,,, I'm sure.
Good day
See any more signs of that dad-gum bear?
Where are you putting the hot water heater? Cold shower otherwise! 😮
Things seem to be going smoothly. I’m glad to hear that Chad and Dan are coming by to help you with the ceiling.
I had to laugh at the look Kaia gave you when you asked her to jump. She is so cute.
I heard your rooster! He’s certainly getting vocal.
Are you going to have a sink in the bathroom? Also are you going to paint the trim white around the front door or leave it the sad way it is now? The whiyr trim on the outsside makes it pop. I wish you had used a white trim coil to finish the outside fascia trim. However it all still looks good. Those are just my preferences.
@ 29:35 when are you going to teach the chickens to play the rainbow colored xylophone ???
one more Ken..........expansion of pine over time........driving last piece in top. maybe you should leave an expansion gap?
Pine usually shrinks so in a year or less it will be fine.
would have been an idea to put sliding door in the wall to save wall area No?
Will you be using plywood in the “loft” for storage?
From the movie treasure of sierra madras
Are you sure Chad and Dan And you will all fit inside the tiny house🤔 just kidding..
Did you use stainless brads in the bathroom ceiling?
Is it possible to put in a bunkbed above the other I can see they are reading up so eggs soon
So how does the pocket door slide back through that 2x4 stud? I think you really should have used sideways studs and a thicker wall, so you could put the door between them. It's a good idea to incorporate the pocket door kit as you build the wall it goes in. For the dining table, you can use simple bench seats to help support the Murphy bed when it's down. Then you just need a fold-down table attached to the Murphy bed frame.
I thought the same thing on the pocket door, but assume he is going with a barn style sliding door that just hangs on the wall. I think in a small space like that I would have went with a pocket door to prevent things stacking against it, and to allow for switches on the wall etc.
Pocket door bought as a whole assembly doesn’t require sideways studs, the structure of the pocket assembly substitutes the studs. The wall would have been exactly the same thickness and the t&g cladding would have worked well with it. However trying slip AC wiring into either side of the wall could be problematic but surface mount conduit or slimline trunking would be fine on the bathroom side hugging the door frame trim.
Will there be a bed any where?
Is there an on-demand hot water heater, did I miss that?
He made brief mention of that some time ago. I suspect it will be under the sink for a tank. A demand style (propane) could be mounted on the outside / forward wall. The house is already at max width.
Even if they do not heat in cold weather, water lines must be drained, & antifreeze added to shower/sink trap. Seems that shower trap would freeze whether or not space above is heated. ❓
Ken. I'm curious why you went with 14/2 wiring? I have always been told that it was not heavy enough to pull a heavy circuit. I'm confused
you can pull 1500 watts on #14 and be within the 80% rule so as long as he makes several runs back to the panel it will be ok. Technically, the kitchen and bath should be on different circuits... and 2 circuits for a kitchen counter.
Ken, what do you use to clean your brushes after Verethane application?
Great job you’re doing.
Are you still excited about Lyle learning to crow? 😉
It’s water cleanup. Not happy with rooster
@@kenskarpentry I understand. My neighbors had a couple of roosters. They crowed all the time. 😵💫
But, when my pastor shared how Jesus predicted the rooster would crow after Per denied him three times…it was a revelation of God’s greatness.
Three different times through the night Peter was asked. And not once did the rooster crow until the third denial.
Only God could hold back the voice of that rooster until that opportune moment.
And Peter was so ashamed of himself. But Jesus said that He would pray for Peter to be strong through the sifting from Satan.
And as we know, he made it.
Just a quick little uplift from the Lord.
Have a blessed day.
@@kenskarpentry thanks.
Wondering WHY Ken is not using a Level to make sure that the 2x4 stud framing is Level and Plum ?
Are ya putting a small sink in the bathroom? 🤔
Does a "tiny house" require electrical and plumbing code inspections?
Nice
Is it not going to have a bathroom sink? :)
I wonder if rubbing a bar of soap on the tongue of the top board would make it slide in easier?🤔