Nice bird house. I like it. Thanks for sharing. With that old Ridgid table saw, I suggest making a zero clearance blade insert with a splitter. Ya don't want any kick backs of wood flying through the air.
Excellent craftsmanship, and one of the few I have seen where the hole is up high like it needs to be so the fledglings don't jump out until they have enough feathers to fly a little. Do you have a version where it opens to be cleaned out?
I learned a lot from you today, thank you. I would have learned even more if, around 2:55 etc, you had described or illustrated more on your methodology with the stacked dado to notch the logs. Also, when I build my own, I don't think I will round off those corners of the log blanks that go on the inside of the bird house, unless I'm expecting the residents to be so discriminating. Keeping them square may add to the house's weather resistance / comfort and stability ???
Sure would have liked to see how you went about attaching the slats beyond the first row as it is unique compared to others I have seen or done myself.
Hi, I love the bird house, but I have a few questions. 1. Where are the air holes for ventilation? 2. How do you get into it to clean it out once a year? 3. Did you paint it? 4. With all the nails and screws you put into it, will the birds get stabbed by all of them sticking through?
A man of few words. I think you would get more subscribers/viewers if you were a bit more engaging with the viewers as you proceed through the steps. Nice birdhouse.
Good job explaining, and demonstrating the cutting and assembly of your log cabin bird house. It's definitely a sturdy one and should last several years with some reasonable care, and some paint or stain to help it last. Can the bottom be removed to clean out the old nesting material?
There are several components to doing a pro job. One plan I found which succeeds in merging these is the Aviary Magic Method (google it if you're interested) without a doubt the most useful info that I've seen. Check out this unbelievable website.
Just wonderful, I have been researching "designs for birdhouses" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you heard people talk about - Daniliana Birdfly Babar - (Have a quick look on google cant remember the place now ) ? Ive heard some awesome things about it and my neighbour got excellent results with it.
Nice bird house. I like it. Thanks for sharing.
With that old Ridgid table saw, I suggest making a zero clearance blade insert with a splitter. Ya don't want any kick backs of wood flying through the air.
Nice Job, like how you did your roofing slats!
Thank you!!!
9:01 to 9:49... my favorite part... it came natural to me.
I would have love to have lunch with you if you had any Beer 🍻 ! Thanks looks cool
Thank you
Good job my friend ,,,,,,...I noticed a viewer said you would get more subs. if you were more engaging ,,,forget that ,, just be yourself .
Thank you, very uncomfortable in front of a camera.
¡¡Muy bueno tu trabajo. Gracias por la idea!!!
Excellent craftsmanship, and one of the few I have seen where the hole is up high like it needs to be so the fledglings don't jump out until they have enough feathers to fly a little. Do you have a version where it opens to be cleaned out?
Thank you,,, it has 4 screws on the bottom of the base so the house comes off the base for cleaning.
I learned a lot from you today, thank you. I would have learned even more if, around 2:55 etc, you had described or illustrated more on your methodology with the stacked dado to notch the logs. Also, when I build my own, I don't think I will round off those corners of the log blanks that go on the inside of the bird house, unless I'm expecting the residents to be so discriminating. Keeping them square may add to the house's weather resistance / comfort and stability ???
Don’t you hate when they never say a dang word during the ENTIRE video
Wicked build sir.does the bottom come off for cleaning after nesting season. John uk
Very nice, going to try this design but use moss on roof
Sure would have liked to see how you went about attaching the slats beyond the first row as it is unique compared to others I have seen or done myself.
Thanks for the comment, i may be doing another updated video in the near future and try to explain things better.
Hi, I love the bird house, but I have a few questions. 1. Where are the air holes for ventilation? 2. How do you get into it to clean it out once a year? 3. Did you paint it? 4. With all the nails and screws you put into it, will the birds get stabbed by all of them sticking through?
Very Nice man
A man of few words. I think you would get more subscribers/viewers if you were a bit more engaging with the viewers as you proceed through the steps. Nice birdhouse.
How do you keep your wood from binding up being you do not have that knife on your blade?
the dado cuts to notch the logs, what size? one side or two?
What ever you cut the logs at, I cut mine at 1inch so the dado would be 1inch and 1/2 deep, only cut on one side, hope this helps!
most bird houses need a clean out that said I like your over all design.
It unscrews from the base to clean out, thank you for the comment.
nice job
I love your shop and videos...what kind is your bandsaw?....I'm new at all this wood craft stuff.
THANK YOU, sorry for the late reply, its a craftsman 10'' band saw.
Good job explaining, and demonstrating the cutting and assembly of your log cabin bird house. It's definitely a sturdy one and should last several years with some reasonable care, and some paint or stain to help it last. Can the bottom be removed to clean out the old nesting material?
Thank You, yes the bottom is held on with 4 stainless screws, i have 2 in the backyard that are stained and they are holding up great!
Can you please show me small cement bird House
A guy who builds GREAT birdhouse should eat a big steak!
Lol, thanks
Good thing you have the earplugs hanging around your next while sawing 😟
BONJOUR OU TROUVER LE DISQUE QUE TU UTILISE MERCI
Dude ,Safety glasses !
Thank You
Did a lot of cutting and no explanation.
Ballymoney
There are several components to doing a pro job. One plan I found which succeeds in merging these is the Aviary Magic Method (google it if you're interested) without a doubt the most useful info that I've seen. Check out this unbelievable website.
Just wonderful, I have been researching "designs for birdhouses" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you heard people talk about - Daniliana Birdfly Babar - (Have a quick look on google cant remember the place now ) ? Ive heard some awesome things about it and my neighbour got excellent results with it.