Your plan is on the way :thumbsup:
Your plan is on the way :thumbsup:Does that go for me too..?:yes:
Truly beautiful work.
We've got some wrens here that will build a nest in yer coffee cup if you set it down for a minute.
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We must have the same wrens here.:yes: I moved in a mobile home a few weeks ago and opened the small vent window in the bathroom to air out overnight. The next day there was a nest with eggs. The babies hatched out and recently departed, so now the window is closed and nest free.We've got some wrens here that will build a nest in yer coffee cup if you set it down for a minute.
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I use a tablesaw to cut all the logs , they are nailed with 2 1/2" galv 16 gauge finish nails . They go through 3 logs at once so they hold very well . No glue !Those are really neat! :thumbsup:At first, I thought you were assembling them like "Lincoln Logs", but I see now that they squared with no cutouts.
Are they glued in place?
That is a great use of scrap lumber that I am going to incorporate in my plans. I can use my method of cutting stickers for the sawmill to make birdhouse logs with a more rustic look.
Hi john it is getting hard to tell where the bird houses start and where they end. Is your house in their some where ? hahaha delI thought i posted this one but i guess i forgot . :laughing:
I just finished this house on Sunday . It is 7 ft tall 5 ft wide and 4 1/2 ft deep . This house is made from 120 year old bard wood .It has 38 rooms and a roof top pool :boat:
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Thanks Richard ! Just send me a private email with your address and i will send you one right away .That the most amazing bird house I ever seen, your birds must be very happy living in those beautiful houses. I've made a few regular bird houses but nothing like the ones you make. Any chance I can have a copy of the plans.
Thanks
Richard