Learn how to make a bird feeder the easy way!
This DIY bird feeder tutorial offers two options: one hanging and one for a planter pot.
You also may be operating a Dremel tool or metal saw to cut through a metal rod.
Did you know that you’re able to make abirdfeeder for just a couple bucks with plastic dishware?
Both of these versions are relatively easy and have simple steps.
Yes, you’re able to make a bird feeder with ease!
The hanging DIY bird feeder has5 steps, and the plant pot version has3 steps.
They are as follows:
Ill be honest these steps dont guarantee success.
If the plastic is really thin, it could crack anyway.
But Ive drilled through many a plastic dish from the dollar store and its worked just fine.
Generally speaking, youll be able to do this with most plastic dishes you buy!
Are you ready to make a bird feeder??
When you decide on the length, cut the rod.
I used a Dremel tool to cut through it, however, you might also use a metal saw.
Step 2.Drill a hole in the middle of the plastic bowl and saucer that you will be using.
Remember to be careful and apply minimal pressure so you dont crack while drilling.
Use a tool to tighten the hex nuts so the bowl doesnt move around.
it’s possible for you to also use washers to secure it as well (but I didnt).
confirm to go extra slow to minimize any cracking on the plastic saucer.
Secure the eye bolt through second hole to use for hanging.
you’re able to string your hanging DIY bird feeder up in a tree with just about anything.
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