Building a Deluxe, Cedar Bird Feeder With Copper Roof

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You can get the step-by-step plans to build this Bird Feeder here: www.woodsmithplans.com/plan/b...
This elegant bird feeder is the perfect addition to any yard. The cedar siding and copper roof give it old-world charm. The construction of the birdhouse is the perfect weekend project. Build one, or many. At the end of the day, you'll have a handsome addition to your yard.
Find more info about the process to mount the feeder and refill it here: www.woodsmith.com/article/bui...
**This video is an excerpt from the Woodsmith Shop, Episode 1411: Bird House & Feeder. This episode originally aired on PBS in November 2020.**
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9 апр 2021

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@WoodsmithShowandmagazine 3 года назад

You can get the step-by-step plans to build this Bird Feeder here: www.woodsmithplans.com/plan/bird-feeder/?apid=36564

@klgklgklgklg 3 года назад

“Ain’t nobody got time for that”😀 Love it!

@WOODBARK100 2 года назад

This is probably one of the best bird feeders around! I built one 20 years ago and it looks better every year as the Cedar continues to weather - the birds seem to love the rustic look as well . *** I chose not to do the copper roof as I thought it would be too slippery for bird landings - - Instead; I made my own Cedar shingles and simply attached them with an outdoor glue . . after 20 years they are only just beginning to fall off - so it's time to make a new batch of shingles CHEERS!

@Amoni.London 3 года назад

@4:18.... "Ain't Nobody Got Time For That" 😂❤ That Was Awesome!

@cwebblocksmith 3 года назад

I’m retired so yes I have time and love your bird feeder.

@gyulasimigla739 2 года назад

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@jayd9203 3 года назад

How do you put the bird seed in after it’s fully assembled and post mounted? I just watched this video for a second time and can clearly see that this design doesn’t work. The way I see it, you would have to disassemble the roof and detach it from the mounting post to get the bird seed inside.

@WoodsmithShowandmagazine 3 года назад

Sorry we didn’t fully explain that part in the video, but it is explained in the plans. The pipe that it is mounted on runs through the body of the feeder and screws in to the roof. Then you drill a hole through pipe just below the bottom of the feeder and run a pin through it. The body of the feeder sits on the pin. When you want to refill it, pull the pin, and the body drops down so you can fill it with seed from the top. There is a photo here (3rd thumbnail over, but it doesn’t show the pin): www.woodsmithplans.com/plan/bird-feeder/

@jayd9203 3 года назад

@@WoodsmithShowandmagazine - I see. Thank you for the follow up.

@WoodsmithShowandmagazine 3 года назад

I've added an article on our website with some drawings of the mounting assembly to help visualize that process: www.woodsmith.com/article/building-a-deluxe-cedar-bird-feeder-with-copper-roof/

@MrAnthonykuhl 3 года назад

Where can one get the roll of 3ml copper sheeting? Thanks for the great video.

@phyllisjasinski6622 Месяц назад

Okay we are going to pretend that the young guy grew that old in just seconds. Part of the video is missing when do you install the glass and how do you put feed in it?

@litahsr.8226 2 года назад

Back to the future before and after 6:45

@davearchbell9921 3 года назад

I Read the explanation on how to fill it. Still don't understand. I wish you'd shown it.

@WoodsmithShowandmagazine 3 года назад

I agree we really missed an opportunity to demonstrate something that wasn't self-evident. Basically, only the roof portion is mounted to the pole and the body can slide up and down the pole and held in place with a pin underneath. I've added an article on our website with some more drawings to show the mounting assembly (hopefully that helps): www.woodsmith.com/article/building-a-deluxe-cedar-bird-feeder-with-copper-roof/