Installation Instructions

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Create a trendy hanging bird feeder out of a terra cotta pot!

Follow these steps below for our design, or create your own

unique look!

Clamp your saucer off to the side of your work table,

allowing you to drill holes without puncturing the workspace.

Using your Dremel 3000, place your bit in the middle of the

saucer and move your tool in an in-and-out motion until you

break through the surface. Then, using a sawing motion,

create a hole that’s 3/8” of an inch in diameter.

Repeat step for second saucer.

Now that you’ve drilled the holes into your saucers, the next

step is to draw out three circles in the middle of your pot.

These holes will serve as the spot where birds will retrieve

the bird food. Do not make them too small or the birds will

not be able to feed.

Materials

Step 1: Drill holes in middle of saucers

Step 2: Draw holes on terra cotta pot

4.3” Terra Cotta Pot

(278-2274)

Dremel 3000

(241-7102)

4.3” Terra Cotta Saucer

(278-2342)

5.9” Terra Cotta Saucer

(278-2355)

3/8” Washer

(232-0107)

Twine

(235-5625)

Bird Food

(266-1272)

8” Threaded Eyebolt

(225-5730)

Painters Tape

(564-3077)

Seed Scoop

(266-4681)

Spray Paint

(557-4819)

Clamps

(244-1358)

Dremel 9910 Tile Cutting Bit

(242-1831)

Dremel 562 Tile Cutting Bit

(242-1205)

Tools

Summary of content (2 pages)

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Create a trendy hanging bird feeder out of a terra cotta pot! Follow these steps below for our design, or create your own unique look! Materials 4.3” Terra Cotta Pot Twine 4.3” Terra Cotta Saucer 8” Threaded Eyebolt (278-2274) (278-2342) Spray Paint (557-4819) (235-5625) (225-5730) Painters Tape (564-3077) 5.
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Step 3: Drill out holes on terra cotta pot Drill out the three holes drawn on the pot. Be sure to clamp the pot to your work surface and wear protective eyewear. Tip: for the best drilling results, place your bit tip at a 90 degree angle moving the tool in and out until you fully break through the terra cotta. If you want to make the circles larger, use a saw-like motion to expand the circles. Step 4: Spray paint your pot Before painting your pot, wrap the top lip of the pot with painter’s tape.