The first half of the czcams.com/users/postUgkx3ICSK6nSknaL_45CU2NmFSoXjarGMDiJ book is everything about wood: types, tools, finishes, setting up shop etc. The second half is all about doing projects for inside and outside of the home. The color pictures are helpful. After reading a dozen of these types of books, this is probably the best overall (layout, color photos, plans). Only detraction is that many of the projects use a table saw/router/planer, which are usually expensive and take up space, so the plans are less friendly to newcomers and the budget conscious. But I know I can use a drill, circular saw or a jigsaw to make the projects.
Thank you for these great projects, thank you for sharing your belief & faith in God, thank you for ALWAYS being "safe" & fun to watch, thank you for your background music, thank you for not "hinting" for companies or people to send you things for free or pushing T-shirts, thank you for sharing your precious little boy's joy with us, & just thank you for all your videos!! You're a blessing, & we pray God continues to bless you & your family!!
What you need to do is get a funnel, cut off the spout, turn it upside down and the feed will not collect in the middle where they can't reach it, but be pushed to the holes. Love the project from scrap. Great job. Look forward to you vids.
For gluing up those long mitered corners: Lay all our boards out flat with the long edges up and touching. Put blue tape down the whole length of the seams. Turn it over with tape on the bench and put glue on all the faces of the miters. Now just fold the seams closed and put another piece of tape around the circumference to hold the seams closed while it dries. Also, if you let the glue soak into the boards for 5-10 minutes and begin to skin over on the surface before putting the two edges together, it will dry strong much faster.
Beautifully filmed, Wes! Indeed, a great idea for leftover pieces. It won't be long before your son will be helping you with those projects! God bless you all 🙏🙏🙏
Wes, your workbench is so pretty I was worried that you’d get some of that sealant on it! Hubby said, “What part of workbench do you not understand?”! Clever bird feeder. Well done, Wes.
Great video Wes! I guessed what it was when you put the Hex tube on the base at 9.35! After watching you mill so much lumber, it is fantastic to see a finished project being made. More please! Stay safe & well. 👍👍
A word to the wise,, set up & saw out 20 at a time put the pieces in a bucket// bin,, glue brush,, saves glue & sanding time.. Glad to see the little happy pup!! Aloha
Mighty fine! I kid you not. Granddaddy kept his pocket knife unreal sharp.He would go out in the yard and pick up a stick of cedar. I can still see him sitting out on the porch a pile of shavings beneath him whittling down that rough hue into a cigar shape thing of beauty, far smoother than any machine could have ever done. I miss him that old place and that old porch. It's a subdivision there now.O but in my mind that place still stands. Granddaddy whittling sitting out on that porch and I wanted to be just like him! thanks 4 the memory! God is good. 1 Cor 15:1-4
Thanks for allowing us to watch a creative man at work. Best with no talk just action. Your shirt changes suggest a multiple day project? Tough little bird.
Just tip, you can lay those tube boards flat, side by side, with the 45's down, and use painters tape and run 2 strips the whole lenght. Then turn the whole thing over and glue the angles, and roll up like a tool roll, and tape up. Let dry, then nail. Looks awesome...
Nice job! When it comes to woodworking I'm so bad I had to nail two boards together to cut them the same length. The thing that got me though was that beautiful table or workbench you were working on. You made me want to yell every time you started drilling. And when you started finishing your birdhouse you slopped that finish all over it. I know it was only a finger-jointed tabletop but I wish I had it. As always love the video and God Bless.
Good evening. Another fantastic woodworking project. I may have to give that one a try myself. What angle did you cut the side panels? Thanks for sharing. God Bless.
Nice bird feeder, even nicer work bench. Ya scared me for a minute there. With all that sanding, I thought you were going to hide that cedar beneath a coat of paint.
I learned my lesson about feeding squirrels. DON'T! If you do, keep it away from your garden. The feed will fall to the ground and it will invite every kind of small animal in the area. I'm talking mice, moles , voles, chipmunks, rats and God only knows what else. NEVER AGAIN!
Hi Jason. I am working on setting up an Amazon Affiliate store now. However, here's the link to the finish here: www.amazon.com/Akzo-Nobel-Coatings-Inc-FLD542-01/dp/B003B6J77C/ref=sr_1_17?dchild=1&keywords=flood+clear&m=A2ENTBEZKGXKVW&qid=1614436475&s=merchant-items&sr=1-17 It's really good stuff.
The stuff I like to use: www.amazon.com/shop/falllineridge
Was the T-Shirt with the St Francis logo deliberate??? *Saint Francis of Assisi is known as the patron saint of animals, birds, and the environment*
I could use any of it except the DeWalt junk.
@Kyson Cullen p e il tuo sorriso
@Kyson Cullen I'm sure
The first half of the czcams.com/users/postUgkx3ICSK6nSknaL_45CU2NmFSoXjarGMDiJ book is everything about wood: types, tools, finishes, setting up shop etc. The second half is all about doing projects for inside and outside of the home. The color pictures are helpful. After reading a dozen of these types of books, this is probably the best overall (layout, color photos, plans). Only detraction is that many of the projects use a table saw/router/planer, which are usually expensive and take up space, so the plans are less friendly to newcomers and the budget conscious. But I know I can use a drill, circular saw or a jigsaw to make the projects.
Thank you for these great projects, thank you for sharing your belief & faith in God, thank you for ALWAYS being "safe" & fun to watch, thank you for your background music, thank you for not "hinting" for companies or people to send you things for free or pushing T-shirts, thank you for sharing your precious little boy's joy with us, & just thank you for all your videos!! You're a blessing, & we pray God continues to bless you & your family!!
Thank you, Dianne. Greatly appreciate you watching the channel!
@@falllineridge Totally our blessing!!
What you need to do is get a funnel, cut off the spout, turn it upside down and the feed will not collect in the middle where they can't reach it, but be pushed to the holes. Love the project from scrap. Great job. Look forward to you vids.
For gluing up those long mitered corners: Lay all our boards out flat with the long edges up and touching. Put blue tape down the whole length of the seams. Turn it over with tape on the bench and put glue on all the faces of the miters. Now just fold the seams closed and put another piece of tape around the circumference to hold the seams closed while it dries. Also, if you let the glue soak into the boards for 5-10 minutes and begin to skin over on the surface before putting the two edges together, it will dry strong much faster.
Very cool. Love to swop decals with you to put on my board in my work shop.👍
Nice of you to care for our feathered friends. Next up should be a bird bath. It's always fun watching birds washing and cooling off.
Wow! Outstanding work and my respect for your talent sir !blessings from texas 🙏
Great video, easy project, sounds of nature to finish it up, 👍👍👍👍👍👍
Beautifully filmed, Wes! Indeed, a great idea for leftover pieces. It won't be long before your son will be helping you with those projects! God bless you all 🙏🙏🙏
Did you see those birds. There's a bully in every crowd. It was a great project. Beautiful
Definitely a mean little thing. Appreciate you watching.
Nice project! I always love seeing your beagle.
Wes, your workbench is so pretty I was worried that you’d get some of that sealant on it! Hubby said, “What part of workbench do you not understand?”! Clever bird feeder. Well done, Wes.
Absolutely beautiful 😍
Great video Wes! I guessed what it was when you put the Hex tube on the base at 9.35! After watching you mill so much lumber, it is fantastic to see a finished project being made. More please! Stay safe & well. 👍👍
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it!
Nice little project! I love the honesty of your videos just like real projects happen.
I am getting ready to do some log suet feeders.
A splendid little film, expertly filmed and edited. I really like the no narration aspect too. A weekend treat. Thanks
Thanks, David. Glad you enjoyed it!
I love making bird houses. It fun to see the birds feeding. Great job
Great project ideal now just sit back and enjoy watching the birds while relaxing. Thanks for sharing your videos and God bless
Thanks 👍
I feel like if I keep watching these videos I’m gonna see fingers go missing. Cool stuff but one of the most violent woodworkers I’ve ever seen lol 😆
9 minutes and 42 seconds and there's a smiley face on the wood. In the knot. 😊
I found the lantern feeder at Tractor Supply like you said. Now I feel I need one of these too. Looks good!
Thanks! Super easy to make, you could do it in a day.
I enjoy guessing that it was a Bird feeder before you finished, great job.
Great job, That is one feisty little bird!!!
Very good detail work, and the birds love it
I love feeding birds, I love mysteries, and I love the way you made this video.
No words needed, and I was not disappointed with the reveal.
Nice job Wes. Good video, thumbs up.
Thanks 👍. Appreciate you watching!
Nicely done 👍👍👍Thanks for sharing
A word to the wise,, set up & saw out 20 at a time put the pieces in a bucket// bin,, glue brush,, saves glue & sanding time.. Glad to see the little happy pup!! Aloha
Beautiful wood. Feeder look awesome👍👍
Mighty fine! I kid you not. Granddaddy kept his pocket knife unreal sharp.He would go out in the yard and pick up a stick of cedar.
I can still see him sitting out on the porch a pile of shavings beneath him whittling down that rough hue into a cigar shape
thing of beauty, far smoother than any machine could have ever done. I miss him that old place and that old porch. It's a subdivision there now.O but in my mind that place still stands. Granddaddy whittling sitting out on that porch and I wanted to be just like him!
thanks 4 the memory! God is good. 1 Cor 15:1-4
My son made a cedar bird house when he was a young scout. It smelled so nice.
I’ve been building Red Cedar Bluebird houses. Very purdy!
Very worth while project, something I have to do myself as the old feeder is about knackered.
Thanks for allowing us to watch a creative man at work. Best with no talk just action. Your shirt changes suggest a multiple day project? Tough little bird.
Yep, took three days to complete filming, just working a few hours a day. A lot of these videos take more than one day.
I'm glad you didn't tell us what you were making from the start, made it more interesting. Those birds at the end were hilarious, what a mean one!
Cool project
Nicely done - all of it.
Looks beautiful.☺
Good project, nice job
I really like these little project videos. 👍👍
I would really like to see more videos like this I enjoyed it
I assume no squirrels were injured in the making of the bird shots!? Great looking feeder. That cedar shines through out the video!!
Thanks!
A very upmarket restaurant for a bird with an attitude problem. Turned out beautifully.
No kidding. Mean little thing.
Nice project. Well done.
Wow 👌👌👌👌 sprrrr wrk
A great device for attracting squirrels.
Great little project. On a side note I could never go that long without taliking to myself, out loud.
Just tip, you can lay those tube boards flat, side by side, with the 45's down, and use painters tape and run 2 strips the whole lenght. Then turn the whole thing over and glue the angles, and roll up like a tool roll, and tape up. Let dry, then nail. Looks awesome...
Nice shop!
I love these little birds
Always happy if one of your vids pops up!
Glad you like them!
you are so talented..😞😞
Nice job! When it comes to woodworking I'm so bad I had to nail two boards together to cut them the same length. The thing that got me though was that beautiful table or workbench you were working on. You made me want to yell every time you started drilling. And when you started finishing your birdhouse you slopped that finish all over it. I know it was only a finger-jointed tabletop but I wish I had it. As always love the video and God Bless.
That table is a Home Depot special! I usually put another board down so I don't drill into it. Got it on sale a year or so ago, really good table.
When you open the can of What I presume is polyurethane. It sure look like a pail of butterscotch pudding. Maybe it was the lighting.😂🤣 YUM
Great job but you may need a Baffle inside to stop feed from hanging up in the center. Very pretty. I love cedar. Chet O'Brien
Love your work though that wood is incredibly beautiful. Where I come from too good for a bird house.
EXCELENTE TRABALHO, VOCE ESTA DE PARABENS
восхитительно! честно! но у нас для этих целей используют бумажный пакет от молока :D
Good evening. Another fantastic woodworking project. I may have to give that one a try myself. What angle did you cut the side panels? Thanks for sharing. God Bless.
I see the boss coming to check in on you at 7:37 lol
With cool project like these, do you ever rely have “scrap” cedar? And thanks for another good video.
That one sparrow seems to have decided the feeder is her own larder😋, and no one else gets to eat from it at least until she is full. 😝
Good evening from SE Louisiana 28 Feb 21.
Nice bird feeder, even nicer work bench. Ya scared me for a minute there. With all that sanding, I thought you were going to hide that cedar beneath a coat of paint.
No way! That stuff goes like it's paint, but then soaks in.
👍 From Cadillac Michigan
that is a very nice squirrel feeder, since it is not squirrel proof, the squirrels will be getting more use out of it.
Well done god bless thanks
A nice vertical slot with a router and covered with a piece of plexiglass would tell when to fill again. Just a thought.
I thought a plexiglass window would be great, but wasn't totally sure how to do it. Thank you for the tip.
I think it's a nice project.
Well done
Greetings from Russia friend. Well done. 👍👍👍
Greetings! Thank you.
Is there a reason you didn't add a drain hole in the feed tray?
Good job
It won't be long before the squirrels scurry up that tree and help themselves to the birdseed.
Grate feeling.
Beautiful. M. Belinda Davis in NC
Absolutely gorgeous, do sell them? Because I would, very, very nice.....
thats nice
Good size - won't need filling as often
I think those feed holes need to be a little larger so the seed can flow out.
👍👍
I have Three feeders one for the Bully, The other two for everyone else. Funny he or (she) fly`s back and forth but can`t keep up .
That's a great idea!
A few small holes in the seed tray might help drain rain and snow melt (?) from the tray and prolong the life. Nice job!
If you watched the video you would know he put some in each corner.
@@backyardmechanic921 My bad! Indeed at 17:25 he drilled the drain holes!
Nice, very nice.
Thanks, Eddie.
Good one
Great
Tell them there's plenty for everyone, so to play nice!
Ideal for stingless bees 🐝🐝🐝
It sure didn't take long for it to take a hit with its first of many bird turds. Lol
Comes with the territory.
I learned my lesson about feeding squirrels. DON'T!
If you do, keep it away from your garden. The feed will fall to the ground and it will invite every kind of small animal in the area.
I'm talking mice, moles , voles, chipmunks, rats and God only knows what else. NEVER AGAIN!
Not if you have some good cats.
@@JD-iu3vi I have 3 dogs so cats are a no go.
@@jtjjbannie I understand. I have 5 cats and 1 dog. LOL
😁 Nice
An “easy project “ as long as you have several $000 worth of woodworking tools ! 😂 nice use of gorgeous looking wood though ! 👍
Swamp Sparrows.
Beautiful! What’s the finish you use? (Do you have an affiliate link)
Yes it looks good.
Hi Jason. I am working on setting up an Amazon Affiliate store now. However, here's the link to the finish here: www.amazon.com/Akzo-Nobel-Coatings-Inc-FLD542-01/dp/B003B6J77C/ref=sr_1_17?dchild=1&keywords=flood+clear&m=A2ENTBEZKGXKVW&qid=1614436475&s=merchant-items&sr=1-17
It's really good stuff.
Some birds just don't know how to share! 🐦
Little guy was a bully.
Scrap?
So funny one has already made it all hers or his
Project was a success, ask the birds! Geez, I thought "selfish" was a human quality...apparently not!
Since you're using DeWalt tools , I am surprised you can make anything other than firewood. LOL. Nice project!
I also saw Makita!!!
@@tonygrimes13 yeah but the DeWalt junk can spoil any project .
I like birds