How To Build A Bat House | DIY Woodworking

Discover the art of crafting a bat house in this DIY woodworking guide. Follow along as I transform four 6-foot cedar fence posts into a functional 2-chamber bat house. Enhance your woodworking skills and contribute to the conservation of these essential nocturnal creatures. Watch, learn, and build your own bat sanctuary today!
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Tools Used:
-Dewalt Table Saw
-Milwaukee Drill
-Kobalt Miter Saw
-Ryobi Scroll Saw

[@mcmathwoodworks]

Awwsome bat house! I’ve been wanting to build one myself, but haven’t gotten around to it yet.
I like the bat information you gave during the video too!

[@cardinalwoodworks]

You definitely should make one! Thanks for watching

[@paulalbright1079]

Never ever seen anybody stand to the side of the table saw.

[@alexreid4131]

I’ve been making 2, 3 and 4 chamber bat houses for years. I like your approach and the cool decoration of the bat cut outs. However, this isn’t great as a functional bat house. Looks good as decoration and may attract a few strays here and there but not ideal if the aim is to cultivate a bat colony. A single bat can eat up to 1,000 bugs each evening which is incredible to think about.

[@mcmathwoodworks]

Just curious, since you said this bar house is not ideal for a colony, what would you recommend to make this bat house better?