You can enjoy building this woodworking project with family or you can use it as a group learning project. After you're done you can also enjoy watching as the birds make a fuss over it. Since I plan to make several of these for gifts and to sell, I added this build a bird feeder plan to my Woodworking Portfolio.

Amazon.com: bird feeder wood kit. Skip to main content. From The Community. Wood bird feeder model kit includes instructions, 10 pre-cut wood pieces Audubon 3 Piece Pole Kit Model NAPOLE. by Woodlink. $33.44 $ 33 44 Prime. FREE Shipping on eligible orders. How to build a bird feeder (part 1) (part 2) Material needed: 5 1/2" x 6' cedar (cedar fence board) 1 1-4" finish nails. With a table saw cut a grove half the depth of the wood to the front and back of the bird feeder. Two of the four sides sides will have a 3/8" h***, for the 3/8" dowel. One that we really enjoy is this big bird feeder right outside our dining room. He made it a while back, and it's a little worse for ware, so I thought it was time to remake my grandad's design Notice: Please read all directions before beginning any new woodworking project! Construction. The Plexiglas sides show the level of the feed. However, Masonite can be used instead. Either material can be attached with screws or nails directly to the edges of the ends, or you can saw a kerf 1/4 inch from the front edge of the ends, and slide Plexiglas, Masonite or glass panels into this groove. The bird feeder shown here looks store-bought but was made with materials from the home center and grocery store. The copper top is a cap for a 44 deck post, and the clear body is made from a plastic soda bottle. The rest of the feeder was cut from a single cedar board, and it all comes together Free Bird Feeder Plans - MyOutdoorPlansThis step by step woodworking project is about free bird feeder plans. Building a simple bird feeder for your kids is a straight forward project, as you just have to make a few cuts and joint the