great video and thanks for making it. In my own opinion though I think selling yours for 50 bucks is a little too cheap given the amount of work and time that you put into that, also adding in your materials, glue, wood, screws, brads. One thing I have learned is to never sell myself short, and to charge well for my time because its a gift/talent that not many people have so we should be compensated for it accordingly. No different than a machanic or a doctor with a specific set of talents.

I've been an IRON worker since 1978 my new passion is Wood thanks brother for making me laugh while watching your video AMEN

Materials- Go to fence companies to source torn down fence panels. Many will give them for free or very little. Great rustic look that people love.

Thanks for letting us download the plans The only thing I would suggest is show some drawings of the assembly. I’m currently attempting to make this.

Great video. Thanks for taking the time to share it with us.

Offering free plans is super generous and I really appreciate it! Instant subscribe.

Fun video. Just went to my garage shop and in 45 minutes I made the top house part with scrap cedar. Going to hang it. I used glue and brad-nails. anyone think that’s a bad idea if making these to sell? Mine is smaller than his and hangs. If going big yes I agree screws is the only way to go.

I appreciate how you admitted to using "construction grade" lumber and pass that savings on to the customer. Fortunate 500 companies could do that too... china products EHHEM. Kudos to you man!

Great build! I've just begun my woodworking journey and have been doing lots of planter boxes, but I'm putting this on my to-do list!

Love your shirt “mind your business, work with your hands, lead a quiet life” love it! It’s on my list to buy one day! Newly subscribed!😊

Excellent video the addition of the jigs there’s simplicity are perfect

Just found you, loved the video. Most impressive thing to me was your instruction manual that was on the shelf behind you also thought your shirt was outstanding. will be building these in the near future. Thanks for making life simple.

16:24 To save a little bit of $$$ on your screws, you can rip a half inch deep dado in your 16 inch tray frame pieces, and just a hair over 3/8 inch wide to allow for movement. If you don't have a dado stack, you can just move your fence a few times to widen out the dado. When you cut the pieces for the floor of the tray, cut them 1 inch longer than what you have here. Install the two 12 inch frame pieces to one of the 16 inch pieces. When you have that finished, turn it up vertically, insert the floor pieces of the tray into the dado, then put the remaining 16 inch long piece of the frame on. You might have to fiddle a bit with getting the pieces into the dado, but when you're finished, you will have saved 10 to 12 screws per bird feeder, AND you won't have to worry about the possibility of the 3/8 inch thick floor pieces of your tray ever splitting, which will make your customers happy.

Great idea ~ I can follow this; loved the humour along the way. Thanks for this!

Best instruction video I have ever come across. You could give lessons 😊 THUMBS WAAAY UP!

Looks amazing. I'm going to start on Saturday

All said and done your doing the deed and helping others so who cares what options I suggest. Your the man and I thank you for your content.

good video ... i have only seen this one so far ... i love that you give all cut list for this ... really helpful most people charge for cut list and i'm broke ... you even showed us cut jigs ... for all that you got a forever subscriber ... thanks man ...

😂 hey that guy that was telling you to start a pineapple farm was at my house telling me the same thing because I called a wood screw a nail. He looked like my husband though. I told him if he couldn't figure out what I was talking about he could be the one to go do the pineapple farm! Love it.

really well laid out video. thank you. Loved the start too. Bet it gets as good first 30 seconds retention.

Love your videos! Great project, great jigs, great humor; you got it, ba.. my friend!!! Being a newbie woodworker, this is all I can ask for. And I didn't even ask! Love and support from a (perhaps the first?) subscriber from Denmark ❤

Informative and hilarious! Love the build. Thanks for sharing

You are very generous with your information. Good on you! Subbed. Thanks.

Great video, very good in explaining what the build process is for this build. Your editing was a nice refreshing effect. Keep up the great work!!

Good stuff. Helping fellow Woodies with a side hustle. I subscribed. Take care and thanks for sharing!

Thank you so much! Can’t wait to build this!

Awesome stuff. Appreciate videos like this. Thank you. I really need to get myself a brad nailer.

dad worked in the railroad and got pallets all the time. my brother and i would cut small pieces and build small stick homes, then before we build a fire in the fireplace, we would light the small house a fire and watch it burn and collapse. we'd built two stories with garage. cutting all the wood sucked. but i can still remember the memory like it wasn't over 35 years ago.

Love your content! Very helpful and the comedic relief is great! Can say this channel is very entertaining

The dimensions for free! Wow, you can’t beat that with a stick! Thank you, just subscribed.

Loved your video man. Keep up the great work! Liked and subscribed!

You are crazy fun. Love the video checked out your website. Thank you for the free plans. You rock and I wish you all the best.

First video of yours I've watched, you've earned a new subscriber. Keep up the great work!

Great looking and easy build project. New to your channel, Looks like you have great content and a great sense of humor. Perfect.

Great job and project thx for sharing enjoyed it Be safe and God Bless

Great video!!!!

...GOOD SHIT. MANY THANK'S.

Just downloaded your plans and subscribed. Thanks

“The cut list is in the description, so I’m not gonna spend much time talking about it”…..proceeds to tell us the whole cut list 😂 As always, love the content. Keep it coming!

Good job my friend...keep ot up

Great video! You earned a sub! One thing I would add is that if you use construction lumber and don’t paint or stain it, the feeder will rot and fall apart in short order. You could actually dip all the parts in stain or sealer and let them dry before assembly. That will add years to the life of the feeder. Of course, you won’t be able to sell them a replacement for a while..🤔

Subscribed for content and humor - nice work

Love the idea! Im going to have to modify it alittle.. i dont have a pocket hole thingamajig. So ill have to do those parts a different way.. Excited to figure out how to do it with the simple tools i have at the moment. Keep the ideas coming!

Loved this video and project. Very well explained and presented. Liked and subscribed and looking for to watching more of your videos.

Hey! I just found you. Love what you are doing. Thanks a bunch for the free plans.

Nice my dad got a sawmill a couple of yrs ago but I wanted to start woodworking again I did a bit when I was in hight school but I love doing it

Nicely done.

nice project idea!

Awesome video!!!! Thank you

Any bird feeders should have the roof overlapping the base to keep the water out.

New subscriber here. I enjoy your style of content creation. So keep it up so I can get more inspiration and comedic time-waster thingies.

Great 🎥 Brother 💯👍😎

Some exterior grade deck stain would be really cool on these too. Put a cut list on this, or open an online store and sell plans. You could go to your local hobby lobby And sell the store these to sit at the store frt where you walk in they always got hand crafted stuff, somthing hand crafted local im sure they could sell them Keep you in the shop and you dont have to deal with retail sales, also you could customize these per special order . Women see these walking into the door its your target audience, you can also go to a few garden centers and speciality stores better to buy made in USA and not some Asian made stuff. You could also sell a pre cut kit someone could assemble. 30 years ago we put up a doll house it was a lot of fun. Just a simple print out picture life size for directions. No assembly instructions.

Great video! Really enjoy your personality

Cool video, learned a lot, and was entertaining!

Hey brother, I just watched your other video talking about focusing on your UKposts channel. Good luck and keep it up!

Great video man! I could tell you were tired, so I was cutting you way more slack than you were yourself. Ya did good. Everything is fine.

Nice job!

Haha good info thanks bud

Just subscribed. Keep up with the great videos.

Love your channel, love your videos and love your projects. please explain why you are using an impact driver with non impact driver bit and screws.

I'm getting ready to redo the inside walls of my shop from bare walls. Yours look really great with a spot fir everything and everything in is spot. Lol. I was wondering if you have a video of how your shop walls were built? The bird feeder looks great. Thanks.

Don't know how long you've been on UKposts but i'm happy to have fallen on your video. Very well made, funny and free plans are so nice of you. I'm a pet shop owner so i'm going to give a free bag of seeds with ever one i sell. Maybe they will come back to my store to buy more. Who knows. i've subscribed and can''t wait to see what else i'm going to find on your site and chanel. keep it up.

You had me laughing so hard in the first 3 minutes. New subscriber here! Great content.

Great video and design. I do agree the roof needs to extend out over the base, but that's an easy fix. You mention the holes in the bottom for anchoring to the ground. Any suggestions for exactly what to use for pound-in anchors? I'd like to "upsell" with the anchor stakes included.

Very funny video. And good project.

Great content bro! Funny as hell too!

You can glue and nail the miter joints with a nail gun. Its's surprisingly just as strong as any mechanical joint. It's faster and cheaper than screws.

Good video thanks for the idea

Interesting, thanks. Gonna try to do one with joinery vs fastners.

New sub.. Thank You for sharing great video. Love your content.

Love This!!! Can you do a video on how you pack it for shipping? If it's shipped broken down, do you include assembly instructions? Thank you in advance! 😊

I have to be honest I thought this would never sell, The truth of the matter is I built one and six Adirondack chairs and my first sale was you Bird feeder and no one bought my chairs. My issue was the amount of pieces to build this was at least in my case to much work for the price I got. It was fun building but for me one was enough. Thanks for the video.

Man, it really turned out beautiful! Fantastic work!!! 😃 The tag is a great idea indeed! I would make one saying "free food". 😬 Anyway, stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

When you use pocket holes what brand screws do you use and could you send a link for them !! Keep up with the great videos. Thanks

Sounds like a great money maker!!

Very nice

Great video and super entertaining whilst also clearly explaining how to build it 👍

Hi I make one very similar, but I make a gap in 2 of the tray rails. for easy brush out and clean, just a thought. Keep up the good work

LOVE! SUBBED!

How will this weather? All seams should be glued and/or sealed before assembly. It will have to be Stained every year. The tray ends to be angled slightly for drained. Nice design.

Great video. New subscriber. I have been doing my own woodworking for many years, but have never gone commercial. We live in a semi-rural area of central Florida and shipping is a primary concern for me for selling items, especially large and easily breakable items. Any suggestions out there that won't break the bank?

Imperial system is great when you visualise it, feet and inches. Like how wide a bed is or how tall a person is, its hard to say if a person is 181 cm or 183 cm but it makes sence how tall a person is if the person is 6.0 or 6.1. Took me a while to accept but its easier atleast for me. Here in Sweden the metric system is the only system that we know as far as I know 😊. Except with petrol or diesel engines, then its hp. Now with electric engines its watt for some reason 😄. Its odd though that its the opposite with temperatures, fahrenheit is more precise then celcius 😊. Great video!

No pressure treated lumber or sealing suggestions? How do you keep the stand or the whole thing from failing after the dirst year in the elements?

👍👍👍Thanks.

@1:36 Your mallet in the background looks like a WWII "potato masher" grenade LOL

Nice. I really liked when you said what the customer is really buying. Maybe throw some holes in the feet, so they can spike it into the ground, if they want it out in the yard. tx. peace

WOW $100-$150 for a bird table 😳 all I can say is if you're able to sell this type of bird table at them prices in the USA I'm goddamn impressed 😮😊. The garden centres here in the UK sell this exact type of bird table each springtime/summer for about £29 which in your money is $35.93 at today's rate.

saw this on Facebook

Bruh the side voices had me cracking tf up lmao good vid brotha

Very interesting and we'll explained

how long is that 1st piece on the jig to make sure the A,B,C are the right size?

Earned my sub

I subscribed just because of that intro haha

great easy job making money i did think it may be worth it to drill a couple holes in the feet so people could mount it easily or drive short rebar into soft ground etc

Bird house you can do all kinds of patterns and all kinds of mansions. I would consider making doll houses, and possibly even play houses for kids.

Screws vs brads/glue is a nice touch for longevity. I wonder how much difference it would make if they were doweled in the finished esthetic. I'm imagining a couple jigs would hold the pieces nicely for the drill press.

Nice video - you have a new subscriber!

Sub'd up because of your "first thing you want to do" comment at 2:12. I've watched perhaps hundreds of videos here on YT and not one person has made that comment. Thanks!!!

Well that was strange! My kinda people! I subscribed.