Making a Bird House Log Cabin from recycled wood - Fast video - No talk - Background Music

I like to recycle wood from my jobs at work, these bits of wood were actually from an old stair case I had to take out and replace, so instead of it going to waste, I decided to recycle them instead and turn them into a beautiful home for the birds in my garden.
Dimensions for the build:
Bird house 300mm x 300mm
Log Timbers 22mm x 22mm
Roof angles were all 45 degree
Roof tiles were 30mm long
Bird House base is screwed from underneath for easy access
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[@franks122]

Nice job thanks for sharing ❤

[@Miketekbuilds]

Thank you, much appreciated 😊

[@Whatda25]

What wood do you use and where do you get it from? We live in WAState, lots of rain, Cedar is the only type that will survive in the elements.

[@Miketekbuilds]

It’s mostly a mixture of cedar, ash, pine and oak, I varnish everything once a year with a water base coating, lasting really well with the weather we have here in England which is terrible at times as well 😅

[@Miketekbuilds]

The wood usually comes from what ever I can find for free, mostly what people have thrown away in there skips, which are take apart and recycle into something new 😊

[@grzegorzbera3782]

Hi. Could You tell what glue are You using in this video?

[@Miketekbuilds]

Yes of course, one is gorilla wood glue and the other is called mitre fix glue (it is a 2 part glue, contains adhesive and a activator, No need for clamping as it sets in seconds. Hope this helps

[@thesnoopy1009]

Were the door

[@Miketekbuilds]

Thank you for the comment, which door you mean?

[@marykmessersmith11]

@@Miketekbuilds I think to clean it out?????

[@Miketekbuilds]

@@marykmessersmith11 the bottom of the base is screwed on, once un screwed, it can be taken of to clean, il show this in my next bird house video 😊