Build this if you want NON-STOP sales.

[JGunit]

Lol, I'm sitting here thinking, how small are these kids

[charleswalker]

I build a half of one and put it in the coop for a feeder. We call them the chick-nick table.

[kawikalo]

This would be a kick-ass coffee tray.. put the cookies/bread/busquits on the tray part, and the mugs/cups on the sides... i love it

[florencepierce]

I was wondering what he'd be doing with this piece. I thought maybe for dolls. But I was Not expecting those cluckers & it is so sweet & absolutely Gorgeous!

[lastvestiges]

Couple of random thoughts:

Screws vs brad nails vs glue are personal preferences imo; I don't have a brad-nailer and really like using bugle-headed screws so that'd be my go-to

The overall design allows for customization to purpose and intended market; chicken/bird feeder, planter for narrow rooted plants or succulents; doll furniture; condiment tray; nearly endless possibilities

[TheHuskyPatch]

I've built a bunch of these... haven't sold one yet. :(

[davidaronson]

Next you need to teach the chickens to sit down at the table.

[FlatlandMando]

Kind of cool. Could put small plant pots on it too...

[WinterSodier]

Looks great! Traditionally on picnic tables the top bar is the other side up (taper down). It matches the top width and is tapered to allow for leg clearance. As a reproduction/miniature I think it would be the same. If it’s just a preference thing forgive my correction. Love your videos

[jimtownsend]

People could put these on top of their real picnic tables to hold condiments, napkins, candles, you name it.

[swift__]

I made one of these way back in the day, just a tad smaller and cut out 2 holes in table top so you can put ketchup and mustard bottles in them.

[jamesharris]

I make these similarly but much smaller for squirrels, they love them!

[mmerc]

Sold two in many months. A hard sell locally.

[chrismackey]

About the only size table you can afford in this economy, build back better is going great

[auntmaryspals]

Feeders like this sell for $35.00 at our local garden supply. I've made smaller versions to use as the tops for windchimes.

[myepicjourney]

That is so cute so I need to buy a Brad nailer and I need to buy a lighter salt that I can measure angles.And what else do I need nails glue, a place to work

[ArtSwander-rf]

Made something a little bit larger than this, and drilled 2 holes in the table. made them to hold raised food and water dishes when I had a smaller dog. With 2 larger dogs, they barely could use the regular picnic table. A 2yo dane and a 2 year old English setter take a little more space

[IamNotTheDroidYouAreLookingFor]

I'm not the greedy type and hate overpriced items so I would sell it for maybe $30 but likely $25 or less if made for $2.

[its-me-bro]

I thought they must have a lot of squirrels! 😂

[AllstarVentures]

I’ve built a few. Our chicks love them 👍🏻