WoodworkersWorkshop®
We enjoy providing birds with good homes, but we dislike cleaning out bird houses every spring. We developed our Quick & Easy Birdhouses as a way to make maintenance much easier. The outside shell of ...
05_WP_265
05-WP-265
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WoodworkersWorkshop
https://woodworkersworkshop.com/Item/05_WP_265
Plan Author: WoodworkersWorkshop®
Plan Size: 430KB, 6 page(s)
Plan Publisher: WoodchuckCanuck.com, Inc.
Published Date: 2001
Plan Language: English
Wood and/or Supplies needed: Scrap wood!
Tools needed: Scrollsaw saw and other common workshop tools
We enjoy providing birds with good homes, but we dislike cleaning out bird houses every spring. We developed our Quick & Easy Birdhouses as a way to make maintenance much easier. The outside shell of ...
This house may be suspended from a branch or eaves by threading a wire through the screw eye. Attach wire at two separate points so the birdhouse will not spin. Be sure to print all parts and join tog...
Simply adjust the hole size and cavity or interior size for different species of birds. This is called a Wren House, but quite a few small birds will call it home. You may also mix and match siding ma...
Just another pretty face? Well yes! Two faces adding life and character to these adorable wren houses. The tallest about approximately 11 inches. This woodworking plan provides full size illustrations, exploded view diagrams and instructions to make the projects shown.
This pair of wren houses are designed after nostalgic outhouses! A fun and quirky addition to your yard or garden. Make out of inexpensive cedar fencing. All patterns drawn FULL size.
