Chickenpooplady's Incubator

This looks like a good DIY idea with certain modifications made to it. Having zero hatch is one thing but then no second hatch to show this works would have helped. I'm sure it could be made to be successful.

A simple, easy to follow incubator build. You might want to see about adding some kind of thermostat so that the light turns on and off when it hits the temperature you want, to make sure the eggs don't get too hot.

This is not a bad start and the article could prove quite interesting if it were to continue with the next incubator iterations, i.e. showing the 2.0 version with the changes and how the next hatch results went etc. I think it's a great teachable moment for anyone who may want to try to build their own, but there is much more to be gained here from seeing the process through to success. I don't know if you eventually got your build to work? Or gave up and spent $$ on a commercially available incubator? But I believe seeing how the rest of the story plays out is where the payoff is.

Good incubator build. Would be curious what the results would be on a second hatch.

What a lovely homemade incubator!

The build needs a different type of light bulb for heat source. cfl bulbs are toxic if they break

A thermostat is needed too