How To Build A Bird Feeder // Easy Woodworking Project 

I am sensing sarcasm :)) I just took all the measurements down and am currently working on a full set of plans. I'll make sure and let you know when I get them done.

Thanks, and thanks for watching!

Thank you!!

Thanks for watching!

Thank you!

Thanks! The birds love it, and unfortunately so do the squirrels..... thanks for watching!

Haven’t forgotten you, still working on them

I guess it depends on the area. Here in Jax. FL every Home Depot has pallets of them, But a lumber yard may have some, if not, maybe rough cut cedar boards.

Ended up using around 1/3-1/2 of a 50lb bag.

Great question! The roof overhangs the base area just enough to keep it from filling with water, plus the lip around the edge is pretty shallow. Yes, water does get on the food, but we have a lot of birds so the feeder gets emptied pretty quick and the birds don’t seem to mind the occasional wet day.

I do not have plans but I would be happy to get you the dimensions.

I am actually right in the middle of making them, I'll reach out to you as soon as they're done.

@@boydstongrove plz sir n ty great video

I'm currently working on a set of plans for this.

Like you wouldn’t believe!! This has made me a hater of squirrels! If you know of any good deterrents let me know, lol.

Me this is about one of the best tutorials to build a birdfeeder. I wanna make a couple, then send them to my one and three-year-old niece and nephew in Texas. That way they could paint them. A few questions…no a lot questions, and/or comments The portable part is actually brilliant The roof idea with the springs inside, so it has tension, but can still be moved to fill it is another great idea Squirrels are a pain in the ass and they can jump like son of a guns. I was thinking how the squirrels may get in your feeder. If they’re jumping from the ground up into it, then maybe make it taller If they are climbing up the fence post pole you used the diameter is small that way they can wrap their legs around it and shimmy up it so I’m suggesting a bigger diameter of something put around the pole maybe a fat piece of PVC pipe but maybe they could dig their claws into that. Hope you get the idea of where to go with that. Maybe a four or 5 inch piece of stainless steel tin circular slid over the fence, post bowl that way they can’t wrap their legs around it and shimmy up. I don’t have the luxury of a workshop or a garage that’s why I haven’t done anything like this. I did not realize they make Brad nailers that are battery now I am interested in doing this. I did not want to have to buy an air compressor the whole 9 yards, you have a make and model number on that Brad nailer Overall, it was an awesome video. Thanks for the help.

I am currently working on them, I'll announce it on our community page once they are on the website. Thanks for watching!

haha, well, all the cuts including the plexi glass can be cut with a simple jig saw. I used my drill press for the post piece but a regular drill would work just fine. When I make cuts lengthways with a jig saw (or hand saw), I always do those first, before cutting it to length.

Good point. I should have the plans done soon.