Feeder built of "scraps"

[garnet]

its beautiful and functional....love it. And you recycled! <swoon> you are my hero.

 

[legacyln]

garnet, don't be trying to steal the handyman! I posted to him (?) first!

 

[ranchhand]

Wouldn't you know, I'm the wife and I'M the handier of the two! My neighbors in Austin used to call me "Ruby" Goldberg! (Uh, you have to be old enough to remember Rube Goldberg to get that!)

 

[lovemychix]

Nice job!

 

[bearfretworks]

Thanks folks. "Free" is one of my favorite prices

Another nice thing about this feeder is the wide top makes it easy to pour food in, even with gloves/mittens on. My wife and daughter appreciate that!

 

[Steve]

Free is good, specially when it is also so functional.

So, you do flatwork too?

thought you were just a 'spinny" guy.

 

[hippichick]

Very nice. Looks like it would cut down alot on waste. I was just thinking last night that I need feeders for 2 of my new pens, and this would be perfect. We've got lots of scrap lumber hanging around. Thanks for the idea.

Paula

 

[Pumpkinpup]

Wow, that is a very nice feeder! Hmmmm.... I see images of a DH with his tools and the left over hardwood flooring and scraps from my last coop build!

I'm sure he will be thrilled that I have, yet again, found something that "I NEED" hehehe

 

[The Chicken Lady]

Wow! That is really clever!

 

[bearfretworks]

Quote:
"Practical" flatwork....where "square" and "straight" are not required!!!!

I didn't know you were in to chickens, but guess you needed something to go with all that pork!