DIY Build a Bird Feeder 🐦 Very Easy to Make ~1 Fence Board and Wine Bottle

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[@louislandi938]

Loved the build and the chatter. But you guys really have to lighten up a little😊

[@user-cb3fo9iv1p]

Loved the build and the chatter. But you guys really have to lighten up a little

[@febeleven]

That turned out really cool

[@wwhomeshow]

Thank you!

[@mzimmerman12]

The slot you made with the multi-tool should have been only as wide as the narrow part of the neck. That way when you load the bottle the fatter part of the neck sits down in the hole and can't move forward without lifting it up. Hence locking the bottom of the bottle in as well.

[@wwhomeshow]

That is a great idea. Honestly it didn't occur to us at the time but you're absolutely right. Just wide enough to fit the bottle neck! I'll do that on my next one!

[@colemancookston3504]

I have a wine bottle!

[@ellenmcgrath8241]

I wish you could make a squirrel proof bird feeder

[@wwhomeshow]

Challenge Accepted! 😄

[@clbuckshot]

Too much yick yacking

[@colemancookston3504]

I have a wine bottle!