I built two of these last Fall. They've worked great so far . I have them hanging from a steel cable that I have connected from a tree to my fence ( to keep the critters from getting into them.) I made some adjustments to the hole sizes to accommodate my seed. Thanks so much for sharing your idea.

Squirrels ate my two feeders this year, so i may have to make some of these. Thank you for the project, Steve.

I love that!! I’m going to check out my local habitat restore for the pvc pipe. I’ve seen there before and it’s very cheap there.I love feeding the birds. They are very fun to watch.

Great idea steve and very robust. I am going to modify it slightly. I am going to cut a hole in the bottom of a round hanging basket. Turn it upside down and slide it over the pipe onto the tray. The smaller birs will be able to get at the seed but it will keep the large birds, crows and birds of prey from picking them off lol

Looks good! Thanks for the instructions. I wish I had all your tools and knew how to use them!

An extremely functional feeder. Great idea. Cheers!

This is excellent! Really simple. Love the idea. I would look for a clear tube though so I could see the amount of seeds left.

I love your bird feeders made from Old scraps of PVC pipes..

Nice, cheap and durable! Good job Steve, thanks! Happy new year!

Well from all the birds in London they thank you , Amazing idea , superb job. Will make one tomorrow . Many thanks Rob

Your Betty Crocker pan was a great idea. It all came together splendidly.

Easy and cheap! Great Video 🎥 And Thanks For Sharing My Friend!

I will definitely be building one of these Steve , Thanks Buddy it looks like a winner

I tell you what I think my friend! Great Idea! Thanks for sharing it! I just started feeding the birds around my backyard early this summer and I have been amazed at what I didn't know was here! It all began, when two little birds fell out of a nest that we couldn't reach to put them back into! I was able to raise them both and return them to the "wilds" of the back yard and from there, it bloomed into a "Hobby"! :)

It turned out nice, but more importantly efficient! Love it

Looks great! I was thinking all you need to do it paint it...then boom! Your yard is beautiful Steve! Enjoyed this

Great looking feeder! What a great idea using the pizza crisper as the seed tray. With a coat of paint, it almost looks store-bought. Awesome job! 👍👍👍👍

I agree with your wife! Nice job Steve. Painted and looks good hanging there! I might have to make this with my Grand Daughters for their Mom's Mother day.

I like this a lot and I think the birds will too! Thank you!

Omg thank you so much 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽 I’m gonna try and learn how to use a drill and make this for my backward birds.

Just came across your video,and I absolutely love this video.i will definitely be making a couple.the pretty expensive ones dont last long.this one will definitely last a long time and I like the look of it

I never thought bout using pvc. This kool video. Thank you

Nice job, particularly painted.

I really love this one! Good for people who don't have large yards or don't want to place poles in the ground.

This looks like a good solution, cheap, durable and fairly easy to execute. I'm done buying "cute" feeders that don't last, so this will be my next project. Thanks for sharing the video!!

Really cool idea! I'm making one. I like the fact that it's big and you don't have to constantly fill it. I have bird feeding "tables" that I made and anchored to wooden posts. I have many birds visiting daily. I really like this idea! Thanks.

💥 Now that is a nice practical bird feeder. You gave me some ideas. 🤔 Keep on tractoring!

Thanks for the video. Makes perfect sense....strictly for the birds!

Great idea. Definitely going to make more than one. Thanks.

I think that is the cutest and easy way to feed birds! great job Steve

Nice Feeder, Thank you for the information.

PVC makes great feeders. I use the feeder ports off old thistle feeders on 2 inch PVC and they never go bad and the seed stay's dry.

Very good and very practical. Keep up the good things like this.

I actually love your idea! I will try this myself too!

It's great! 👍👍👍👍👍 I wish I could talk my mom into hanging a feeder but she insists on just filling pie pans to place on her porch. It works so it's ok but I like to watch them feed. Good job on your feeder and presentation! 🤗😀

I love that!! I’m going to check out my local habitat restore for the pvc pipe. I’ve seen there before and it’s very cheap there.

Arts & Crafts with Steve Rob....I love it!!☺

WHAT A Great idea , put a Whole Bag in ! Days of Fun . Ty.

I like it! Has a modern look!

💓ed the keep it simple ideas, 👍AWESOME video. 👏loved it.

Great looking project Steve and with your design it may be hard for even squirrels to get up there! 😊

Looks like a great squirrel feeder.

Hey I thought it looked great. You are right...stuff is sold for people :) There sure is some fancy & pricey feeders but what you made is pretty much what you need. I would be happy with that. Have great Sunday Buddy 👍😃👋

Really cool bird feeder. Your wife was right the squirrels would figure out that that rod comes out and down goes your bird feeder. I don't know about the squirrels in Canada maybe they're too polite to break into a bird feeder. In Florida my experience is when I got a squirrel proof bird feeder they figured out if they chew hole below the seed port they could and did empty my bird feeder within an hour. I'm looking at it through my back window thinking it's just fine the seeds are just disappearing at a rapid rate. when I found the hole. I threw the feeder away and squirrels started throwing pinecone cores down on me when I walked out of my house.

Great idea and a cool fun project that even I could do 🤣. Thanks Thanks Buddy!

Great idea Steve, I see you listen to the boss on the pin...lol..... Cheers.

Good ole rodent attractant station Steve. Great project!!

Great idea. Looks great and well made.👌👍

Thank you! I think it's great 👍🙂 I'm sure the birds agree and I don't see any rats or squirrels getting to it so job well done

Very nice video my friends thank you for sharing 👌👍

There’s something about watching the birds getting fed I love it very therapeutic, my problem here is the squirrels 🐿 they like it too 😊😋... Nice 1 mate 👍👍👍

Nice project Steve! I have a lot of birds in my garden! They all like to be fed differently 🙄 The starlings like seed in the feeders, the robins like their seed on the ground. The magpies, seagulls and pigeons like a buffet of scraps and the herons help themselves to my pond fish 😩 I could do without the herons but I love watching the other fellas! Especially the robins 😍

This is an awesome birdfeeder. I am going to try this.

I think that's pretty awesome! I'm going to try it, but I'm going to paint it up and make it pretty, too! Yes, I know I have to sand the shiny off and use plastic rated paint but want to try it.

That's a great idea and it will definitely stand up to weather

Absolutely great video. You've got a new subscriber. Cheers from Nova Scotia.

Very good! I’d move the hole up a few inches. But it’s great.

love it! your wife is super smart! those squirrels have a portrait of her on thier naughty list!

Very nice steve. Have a great day.

Nice job with the bird feeder Steve. The squirrels will love you. Happy target practice. 🤣

Very good. I'm gonna build one today.

Good evening Sir, very good idea !!! Cheers !!!

Great idea, good info an instruction

I get all kinds of birds including pink and grey galahs here in Australia. I need something big and strong. This looks great.

I think that is a great idea. Looks great.

Nice project! That clip will keep those squirrels from pulling the pin! :D

Great video chief!

Yeah I like that SR. It turned out nice buddy.

You make some neat things!

Very Nice.... Putting a channel down one side (angle grinder), using hardware cloth attached with some of that glue allows for seeing how much seed is left,,,

Great idea, but with that kind of big platter for the birds to eat from, it's not just water that we have to think about. Birds can pretty much chill there and poop on the surface and food as well.

Squirrels. There is no such thing as a squirrel-proof bird feeder. Some folks may want to try adding an inside down plastic garbage can lid to the top. Place a plastic Wiffle ball underneath it so the lid will easily tip and the squirrel will fall off. Then add an upside down plastic bowl about 4" above the feeding tray so the squirrel will have a hard time grabbing the feeding tray as he falls off the garbage can lid. this modification is not much for the asthetics of the feeder, but it has enabled me to hang it from a tree with better results in the never ending battle with the squirrels!

Very fancy buddy 👍 lucky birdies

Squirrels will love it!

Best I've seen yet. Nice idea.

I`m in on that build Steve if you can promise me the squirrels are going to be eating more seeds than the birds....we would need a squirrel trapper around these part....I may build on for the camp....CHEERS

Thanks for sharing! Might do this with the kids

Way cool!!! Going to make one.

Good idea, nice job.

looks great, wish u sold them i would order 3. unpainted, i would do that myself. and i like the peg idea so there are a total of 10 feeder openings.

How's she goin'? The feeder is a great project!!! Easy to hang, robust and a great idea for keeping the moisture off the bird seed!!! The squirrels will be all over this and to me that means it's a good bird feeder!!!! LOL Take care!!!

Looks good 👍

Cheap and easy, that's how I like a lot of things! The birds here go through a ton of black sunflower seeds in our bird feeder. Gromit gets pretty agitated when he watches them out the window. He's a vicious bird killing machine if he gets the chance. I was walking out of the garage a couple summers ago and came out just in time to watch him come tearing out of the bush he hides in, run half way across the yard, leap about five feet into the air and snag a bird that dared to do a low altitude fly by of my yard. I managed to grab him before he finished the bird off. I put the bird in a box in the dark with some water for about an hour, then released him out front. He was totally unresponsive when I got him away from Gromit. Like he was playing dead or something.

Nice job Steve, looks nice and neat and will hold a lot of seed. I built a really nice bird feeder for my wife for Christmas complete with cedar shingles and birch bark siding. I went all out. For some strange reason, we have only had 6 birds come to it this year. So strange, other years lots of birds. Are you getting birds at your home feeder? Curious to see if it's a local thing. Thanks

Nice creativity!

Birdfeeder was awesome but you should have it free standing out in the middle of your lawn on a shepherds pole. ….where you have it positioned ,squirrels are just gonna climb right on and I have a free feed, lol

Nice squirrel feeder.

Nice one u r professional 👍

Even I could do it!! Thanks!

I love it I'll make one for my birds

Awesome I’m inspired !!! 😊

Did I miss where you explained why not to fix the plate to the bottom cap before cementing? Nice and simple either way, I've got. Bunch of PVC left over from a plumbing Reno, planning to make a bunch and give to the neighbors

Great idea! Thanks

This is fab especially when you showed the final painted one, what kind of paint did you use? Bird feeders are so expensive so this would save a lot of money, love it.

Awesome build ! I love my large backyard with its myriads of birds from a pair of nesting balds that seem to both float and command the air as well as the hooters conversation between themselves the cardinals blue jays robins wood peckers golden finches sea gulls migrating honkers and quite a dazzling array of hummers How much would you charge to build one of these pvc feeders for me?

Pretty cool idea.

Does the seed that you use have millet in it and if so should you use hardware cloth on the pizza pan to keep it from falling through?

Love it!!

Good design The top metal rod could be a metal tent peg and a clothes peg to hold the other end.

Any ideas on how to include some side ports with a perch so birds can feed further up the tube?