#Diy chicken feeder with pallets free

I thought for sure I would find a jar that would be perfect.

It was silly looking.īack to my canning supplies where I have a fairly good supply of jelly jars, and pint jars and quart jars. It was just like a small child wearing his dad’s hat. My rusty lid was far too big for my quart mason jar.

#Diy chicken feeder with pallets free

You can probably find it cheaper elsewhere but with Amazon Prime, you do get free shipping.įinally, with the lid off, I placed all my pieces together and decided I didn’t like it at all! The Galvanized Feeder Base can be ordered from Amazon for about $8 and screws onto any small mouth Mason jar. Half of the lid came off quite easily but I had to get out my grinder to cut off the rest of the lid. The bottom had long since rusted out but the top was still in surprisingly good shape. I found my metal can in a dump where it looks like it had spent quite a few years. My lid was from the galvanized container above but consider finding a lid at a flea market, thrift store or just the back of your cabinet. You’ll only need a few supplies….a small mouth Mason jar, clear adhesive, a galvanized chicken feeder and an old pot lid. If you have 5 minutes, you can make this project. Don’t you love easy projects? Well today I have a super simple project, a chicken feeder bird feeder.