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Something to be proud of, there, I would say.
Very nice.
Brilliant. A wonderful achievement.
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Not bad and nice! Flipping great! I truly envy you, planning out our new bungalow garden and your bird table has inspired me. Once my garage is sorted I’m on the case. Must remember ‘ measure twice ! Cut once. Look forward to seeing other projects Pds
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Looks good. It has a slight oriental look. 
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I want to varnish it and felt the roof
Wowsers @sharris776. If I was a bird I’d be very happy to eat off it🐦. Making stuff feels good doesn’t it? Julia
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Absolutely beautiful, are you an ex tradesman or just a very good DIYer?
Yes I good DIY for years
Just had an idea 
, A suggestion, when you build your next one collect the rainwater off roof to fill bird-bath attached to side. Think that would be unique, a revolutionary first in bird table design 
. Pds
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Nice one Sharris; it takes patience to do this
Well done.
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Thank you 
from my birdtable thank again
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Your carpentry skills are to be admired, I’ve spent a lot of time replacing my heavy skillsaw and other electric tools with much lighter battery powered ones, this makes jobs much easier to do.
This also overcomes the lack of a power source in the shed.
Deigh
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Hi Deigh, as I type this, have most of my WONGA , Power tools on ebay. Replacing with light, battery versions . Much improved, cables, lethal for me . My wife recently bought, battery vacuum, brilliant. Served my apprenticeship as carpenter/joiner , then set up small building business. Never really enjoyed! Therefore my wife & myself can’t understand, why I am willing to STRUGGLE, so much to potter. I feel pride & achievement, that I can . 
. Good talking David.
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