Turn an Old Camera into a Bird Feeder

Difficulty: Medium

Repurposing an old camera into a bird feeder combines creativity with functionality. This project not only breathes new life into obsolete equipment but also brings a touch of unique vintage charm to your garden or backyard. The difficulty level is medium, requiring basic DIY skills and a few common tools.

Materials Needed

Old Camera	Buy
Bird Seed	Buy
Wood Glue	Buy
Nails or Screws	Buy
Small Piece of Wood	Buy
Clear Sealant	Buy
Hook	Buy

Tools Needed

Screwdriver	Buy
Hammer	Buy
Small Saw	Buy
Drill (optional)	Buy

Steps

Gather Materials and Tools
Collect an old camera, bird seed, wood glue, nails or screws, a small piece of wood, a clear sealant, and a hook for hanging.
Disassemble Camera
Carefully remove any internal components from the camera to hollow it out, making space for bird seed.
Create Seed Holder
Cut a piece of wood to fit inside the camera. Ensure it has small holes for drainage and can hold the bird seed.
Assemble Feeder
Reassemble the camera with the seed holder inside. Use wood glue or screws to secure all parts.
Apply Sealant
Apply a clear sealant to the exterior of the camera to protect it from the elements.
Attach Hook
Attach a hook to the top of the camera for hanging.
Fill with Bird Seed
Fill the feeder with bird seed and hang it in a suitable location.

Turn an Old Camera into a Bird Feeder

Materials Needed

Tools Needed

Steps

Recycling Categories

Consumer Goods

Electronics

Organic Waste

Industrial Items