Bird Cage Entry table with woven Ambrosia Maple doors

I really like the look. Maple on the doors is great.

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-- Mother Nature created it, I just assemble it. - It's not ability that we often lack, but the patience to use our ability

Wow Bill this is as unique as it is beautiful. The woven door panels really work. Birds never had it so good.

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See I like these kinds of projects alot. They really show you that just about anything can be made from wood. Alas, the end of plastic is near…

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Nice design and that is really attractive!

-- "someone has to be wounded for others to be saved, someone has to sacrifice for others to feel happiness, someone has to die so others could live"

It’s nothing short of extraordinary !!! Love it.

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Very nice stand with unique doors but I really love the finch cage. I built a big round cage for our finches but have been disappointed to find that they can “shoot” bird crap at least 3 feet through the wire! I used 1/4” mesh. What wire did you use and do you like it?

-- " I'll try to be nicer, if you'll try to be smarter" gfadvm

Thanks everyone!

@gfadvm: The finch cage has doors in front that are held in place with brass rods/pins and some cutoffs from a turning. However, both sides of the cage are hinged and have rare earth magnets for catches that allow a larger opening for removing bowls. The top of the cage lifts off as well, in two parts. The left side is smaller and has the large feeder attached (only have to change food once every 2 weeks or so!). Also, there are two trays at bottom for cleaning. I used 1/4” mesh as well but don’t have the “Projectile” problem you described. I researched finch cages and read that height does not matter as much as “length”, that the finches get exercise from flying side to side. I think with a round cage the “tail” is always aiming slightly toward a wall during flight. With a straight cage I must not be getting as much “exterior/posterior” aiming!

-- Bill Culpepper, Indiana

Consider yourself a lucky man if your keep their feces inside the cage! I’m convinced mine have ‘distance’ competitions.

-- " I'll try to be nicer, if you'll try to be smarter" gfadvm