Hi Steve, Great build and a fantastic sentiment as well. I'm sure the residents of the nursing home will get a huge amount of pleasure from it. Brilliant Steve. Cheers, Huw
You have more tools than that other carpenter Jesus bloke and I believe he had a few tricks up his sleeve too. Never seen so many tools. Beats my hand saw and screw driver. Lol. Many thanks for the video.
stephen T Hi Stephen, Thanks for the watch and comment and no I didn’t put drain holes in as it’s in a quite sheltered area so thought it wouldn’t need them 🤞🏼 Take care Cheers Steve
That is as solid as a brick built outhouse! Lovely job, I would build one of these myself if we did not have so many Sparrowhawks around, that should last a long time. Stay safe! Chris B.
If the squirrels are anything like the ones we have here then they’ll figure out a way to get round any preventative solution I’m sure 😉 a couple of ideas to consider 1) you could use two pieces for the post and join them by using a large dowel (broom handle etc) and place a baffle at that joint. 2) another option would be to square up the hole in the baffle to suit the size of post used, place on the post prior to setting the table on, support the baffle with some support blocks at the height you wish. Hope this helps Cheers Steve
I made it with Woodglut plans!
Great workmanship but... for anyone without that mass of tools and equipment, don't be put off, you can knock one up with a few hand tools
Hi Steve, Great build and a fantastic sentiment as well. I'm sure the residents of the nursing home will get a huge amount of pleasure from it. Brilliant Steve. Cheers, Huw
Wooden-It-Be-Nice Thanks Huw
You have more tools than that other carpenter Jesus bloke and I believe he had a few tricks up his sleeve too. Never seen so many tools. Beats my hand saw and screw driver. Lol. Many thanks for the video.
Yep I’m a tool addict 😂, thanks for the comment and watch 👍
Nice video. This has given me a few ideas for my table.
What finish did you use?
Thanks Joe, hope it helped, I used a clear Barrentine wood treatment and some Osmo UV protection oil. Cheers Steve
Wonderful! I wish you would come make one for me!!
Great job. Did you put drain holes in the tables or is it under cover ? Keep well and stay safe.
stephen T Hi Stephen, Thanks for the watch and comment and no I didn’t put drain holes in as it’s in a quite sheltered area so thought it wouldn’t need them 🤞🏼 Take care Cheers Steve
That is as solid as a brick built outhouse! Lovely job, I would build one of these myself if we did not have so many Sparrowhawks around, that should last a long time. Stay safe! Chris B.
Englishman French Thanks Chris
Love it. How can I add a baffle to prevent squirrels stealing and messing up with bird food?
If the squirrels are anything like the ones we have here then they’ll figure out a way to get round any preventative solution I’m sure 😉 a couple of ideas to consider 1) you could use two pieces for the post and join them by using a large dowel (broom handle etc) and place a baffle at that joint. 2) another option would be to square up the hole in the baffle to suit the size of post used, place on the post prior to setting the table on, support the baffle with some support blocks at the height you wish. Hope this helps Cheers Steve
@@Phenrica thanks