Inverted Tetrahedron Prism Seed Geometric Feeder

Begin by constructing the main cedar frame using compound miter cuts to form the inverted tetrahedron shape. Ensure all angles align perfectly to create a seamless, water-resistant basin for the birdseed.

Install clear, marine-grade acrylic panels on the inner faces of the prism to allow for visibility while protecting the seed from moisture. Use a silicone sealant along the interior seams to prevent any gaps or leaks during rainy weather.

Create a gravity-fed dispensing slot at the lowest point of the tetrahedron that leads to a wide, perimeter-mounted landing tray. This balanced design ensures that as birds feed, gravity naturally pulls more seed into the tray area.

Apply a weather-resistant exterior oil finish to the wooden structure and mount it using a single high-tensile steel rod for a sleek, floating aesthetic. The result is a modern geometric piece that blends architectural precision with functional bird feeding.