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Old 10-14-2009, 12:55 AM   #1
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Got about 10 more birdhouses lined up. Woods are a mix of maple, walnut and cherry.

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Here birdie birdie.
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Old 10-14-2009, 02:07 AM   #2
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Tim, those are verry nice. I like the mixed species.
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Old 10-14-2009, 08:41 AM   #3
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Tim,

Those are neat!! What size are they?
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Fred They are around 2"wx~3"h .

The box is 3"hx4"w
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Tim, the birdhouses look great. Are you going to put little birds on the perches?

I also really like the little lidded box. very nice!

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You can get the little birds at local craft stores normally pretty cheap.They also sell brass looking stands that are usually under a buck.
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Those birdhouses look fantastic. I love them. Also, aren't "boxes" square or rectangular? [/smartass]
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thanks all. I'll look for the birdies and "under a buck" stands 'cause that brass rod is a little pricey.

And that box is square it's just missing a few corners..
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Pretty impressive.
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Here's a pic of the little birds and the stands. They also sell the little eyelets that screw into the top. I use a piece of monofilm fishing line to hang them from. The perches are 1/8" brass rod that I round the ends over and buff them. The birds are glued on with medium c/a glue
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very nice bird house. I like making my own stands too with 1/8 inch brass rods and walnut for the bases.

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