Cut a piece of vinyl-covered wire about 3 feet long. Feed the wire through the hole in the base. Using a pair of pliers, fold over the wire's tip on the square side of the base to make a little knot. Pull the knotted end back into the larger hole until it stops at the circle. read more
Next make a feed spreader to help guide the feed out of the feeder under the Lexan panels. Cut the bases D, riser E, and cap F to length. Stack the parts as shown (Platform) and assemble the parts using glue and stainless-steel brads. read more
How to make a feeding station for feathered friends, with instructions for parents and kids read more
To make your own backyard bird feeder, find a clean, empty yogurt container and poke a hole through the bottom. Push a string through the hole and tie a knot so it can’t be pulled back out. Melt some lard in a small pan, then stir in some birdseed. read more