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4-H Woodworking Exhibit Plan A Bluebird House Wood Science
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Short Description: 4-H Woodworking Exhibit Plan. A Bluebird House. Materials Needed. 1” x 6” pine or spruce. stock 5 feet long. 4d 1. 1. ⁄. 2. ” galvanized. box nails. Stain ...
Content Inside: H H Wood Science YANR-7a A C H H loser Look ALABAMA COOPERATIVE EXTENSION SYSTEM / ALABAMA A&M AND AUBURN UNIVERSITIES ALABAMA 36849-5612 4-H Woodworking Exhibit Plan A Bluebird House 81/2" Materials Needed Nails 10" 9" 1" x 6" pine or spruce 13/16" stock 5 feet long Nails 4d 11/2 " galvanized box nails 9" 10" Figure 1 713/16" 7" Stain Varnish Nails Tools Needed Figure 3 Figure 4 Handsaw Drill the end of the back (Figure 2). Make sure you pre- Fine grit sandpaper Figure 2 drill the nail holes. Small paintbrush 5. Nail the top in place as illustrated in Figure 3. Make sure you pre-drill the nail holes. How to Make a Birdhouse 6. Measure and cut a piece of stock 713/16" long. 1. Measure and cut the back of the birdhouse 14" Rip the piece to the exact width inside the front of long. the sides. This is the door. 2. Measure and cut the two sides of the birdhouse 7. Making sure the bottom of the door is flush with the as illustrated in Figure 1. bottom of the sides, place one nail in each side 7" 3. Measure and cut the top of the birdhouse 81/2" from the bottom (Figure 4). Make sure you pre-drill long. the nail holes. 4. Nail the sides of the birdhouse to the back making 8. Measure and cut the bottom to fit flush on the inside sure the long end of the side pieces are flush with of the back, sides, and door. Secure the bottom by placing one nail through each side and one nail through the back of the birdhouse. Make sure you pre-drill the nail holes. 9. Apply stain and varnish. Bob Drakeford, Extension Specialist, Volunteer Programs, Auburn University. Originally designed by Henry Dorough, County Extension Agent, Talladega County. Approved by state 4-H Wood Science Committee--Roger Vines, H Chairman, Thomas Futral, Henry Dorough, and Chip East. H Issued in furtherance of Cooperative Extension work in agriculture and home economics, Acts of H May 8 and June 30, 1914, and other related acts, in cooperation with the U.S. Department of Agri- H culture. The Alabama Cooperative Extension System (Alabama A&M University and Auburn Uni- versity) offers educational programs, materials, and equal opportunity employment to all people without regard to race, color, national origin, religion, sex, age, veteran status, or disability. Protected under 18 U.S.C. 707 YANR-7a Web Only, Revised July 2000, YANR-7a
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