Mistake on chicken coop project

[Warpsnall]

Hi all,

I'm currently undertaking my first woodworking project (for myself). The plans state to clad the nest box separately, however, I don't have a nailer and didn't fancy whacking it whilst attached. I classed the sides and routed the edges clean. Great I thought until i offered to the already clad coop side and I'm the v matched tongue and groove is half a board out ! .
I'm really pleased with the coop so far but this is niggling me. I have used annular ring shank nails so don't fancy removing them. Should I leave it? Or the other thing I thought was maybe adding a second layer on top so they do match.
It's one of those that wont affect the job and people may not notice but i know mits their!

 

[NazNomad]

Will it leak?

Will the chickens care?

if the answer to both is 'NO', just leave it.

 

[Warpsnall]

No and no, Ive left it

 

[Warpsnall]

Reminds me of my aerospace days when we put something up for inspection.
To hide the nasty stuff we left them an obvious snag :-D

 

[rafezetter]

I've never done any coop work with a chicken, or even several...

this could be interesting... do you pay them *cough* chickenfeed?

Might be hard though, barely scratch a living....



Coat, hat.

 

[dickm]

is this "coopering"??

 

[Warpsnall]

Best laid plans and all :-D