Thats a very good version. I found velco to be very good for keeping both parts together. Also if youmake a hole in the shelf to take the waterpot you don't have to cary extra bits and pieces :)
Hi! Thanks very much, I bought a ready made stainless steel bird feeder from the pet shop which happened to be the exact size. I used its holder which has a bolt, drilled a corresponding hole in the side and used the existing wing nut to attach it!
This is a very good version, tha ks for making the video. So clever tonhave the tripod space laser cut for you. May I ask how heavy it is? How are you enjoying using it after a few months?
Wait a second here, isn't mdf particle board making it extremely sensitive to moisture? Even humidity will destroy mdf. Why would anyone use mdf to make a plein air set up? Or is there now some type of super high grade mdf with something other than wood fiber and glue?
Great idea! Thank you for sharing your DIY project with us.
Very good work!
Thats a very good version. I found velco to be very good for keeping both parts together. Also if youmake a hole in the shelf to take the waterpot you don't have to cary extra bits and pieces :)
Thanks very much for the advice! I wanted to put hole in shelf but made it a little to small a space for palette as it’s only an A3 :)
Very smart and simple.
Nice 👍 I really like it
excellent
Nice very good ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Thanks for sharing your DIY process. This is eye opening! How did you attach the ring for turps holder? Did you make the ring yourself?
Hi! Thanks very much, I bought a ready made stainless steel bird feeder from the pet shop which happened to be the exact size. I used its holder which has a bolt, drilled a corresponding hole in the side and used the existing wing nut to attach it!
Ah. Thanks for the info!
This is a very good version, tha ks for making the video. So clever tonhave the tripod space laser cut for you. May I ask how heavy it is? How are you enjoying using it after a few months?
Wait a second here, isn't mdf particle board making it extremely sensitive to moisture? Even humidity will destroy mdf. Why would anyone use mdf to make a plein air set up? Or is there now some type of super high grade mdf with something other than wood fiber and glue?
If you use a thin varnish or oil then mdf is surprisingly non-sensitive to moisture. I would have used ply for that job just for strength though.