Building a Platform Bird Feeder with my Daughter | Spring Projects

Spring is a great time to make a project for the outdoors. Bird Feeders and Bird Houses are always a great option. This time Hayley and I are making a simple platform bird feeder. Our feeder turned out great, and Hayley has some great ideas to make it even better. This is an easy to build project and is a great way to get kids involved with woodworking.

This project came from several discussions in the weekly live streams where we decided to build some version of a bird house or bird feeder and everyone can share their projects in the Home Built Workshop Facebook Group. (link below) If you build your won feeder or bird house, be sure to share it in the group. We want to see your build.

Here's our bird house video. https://youtu.be/yU5jZ78F82s

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