I need a replacement wooden dowel for bird 's perch
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Try any hardware store - Home Depot, Lowes, etc. They have dowels in all sizes. You will likely have to cut it to fit.
777012
Most hardware stores carry 36" lengths of hardwood dowel. You may be able to re-purpose one from a wooden clothes hanger.
777013
Replacement parts are available directly from Woodlink. Look them up on the internet. They are very helpful. All you need is the model name and number.
2165211
Yes, Also the screw they supply is TINY and won't even tap into the wood. You'll have to go a hardware store and get a woodscrew that is about an inch and a half longer.
2085432
The first answer directs to a polyester twine, which wouldn't be a great replacement. Chef's Catalog has the twine cutter (at a higher price), but also sells replacement spools of twine (assuming they're also linen): http://www.chefscatalog.com/product/27095-Berard-Olive-Wood-Twine-Holder-and-Cutter.aspx
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Not sure where you could find a replacement, but we had a similar issue (the broom was being used in a manner it shouldn't have been, to pry something -and it bent). My husband pulled the black end cap off the handle, straightened it as best he could, and was able to force a wooden dowel down inside of it (it was hollow). It works great now!
1530431
We use ours for Mr. Utley, an African Grey. He travels to the beach most days in it. We had a friend modify the perch as the wooden dowel that comes with it is too small for his talons.
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You would be much better off with dowels and chicken wire. This is such a terrible product that if you kept parrots in it, they would escape to tell other people what a terrible product this is. It's really only fit for organizing clothes on the top shelf of a closet.
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Boy, that could be a tough one - if you haven't already, try contacting the manufacturer. If that doesn't work (and I bet it won't) you might try finding a lumber store that caters to woodworkers and sells nice wood. Any hardwood (oak, mahogany, teak) will probably work. Problem will be that the standard sizes they sell probably won't match the slat. Most stores like that will cut the wood for you - length is not problem and maybe even width (they would need to cut a long strip off one side, called "ripping") however if the thickness isn't right they would need to plane it down and that might be more difficult. Good luck. Boy, that could be a tough one - if you haven't already, try contacting the manufacturer. If that doesn't work (and I bet it won't) you might try finding a lumber store that caters to woodworkers and sells nice wood. Any hardwood (oak, mahogany, teak) will probably work. Problem will be that the standard sizes they sell probably won't match the slat. Most stores like that will cut the wood for you - length is not problem and maybe even width (they would need to cut a long strip off one side, called "ripping") however if the thickness isn't right they would need to plane it down... » Read More Boy, that could be a tough one - if you haven't already, try contacting the manufacturer. If that doesn't work (and I bet it won't) you might try finding a lumber store that caters to woodworkers and sells nice wood. Any hardwood (oak, mahogany, teak) will probably work. Problem will be that the standard sizes they sell probably won't match the slat. Most stores like that will cut the wood for you - length is not problem and maybe even width (they would need to cut a long strip off one side, called "ripping") however if the thickness isn't right they would need to plane it down and that might be more difficult. Good luck. « Show Less
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I have mine hanging from a screw in hook... I suppose a nail would work also. The birds really like this.
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We had an old wooden bird feeder that fell apart from the rainy weatherMy husband was able to salvage part of the base and then attached the metal one to the wood and tgen to the tree. So maybe if you could attach it first to a piece of wood that would help. Rayofjoy25@gmail.com
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You would have to contact us directly to obtain additional "C" dowels. 866-948-4727
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good luck cause I couldn't get replacement for mine either. I e-mailed the manufacturer and they never responded. Amazon gave me some credit and we just are making do with it since I still have most of the pieces. Looks like you can get someone to make something out of wood tho if you know a carpenter. Bad deal for these things!
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No the handle is more oval shaped and dowels would break. Replacement handles are cheap for CS Hawks and available here on Amazon.
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I buy replacement screws and bits from my local lumber yard. They also sell the kerf product. I use it quite a bit and have only replaced the bit when I've misplaced it.
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That's a question you should ask the folks at Perky Pet. They were able to send me replacement perches for my feeder.
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my new feeder is still in box----ground has beeb too frozen to set up. have always used this feeder---this on came from BIRDS choice 477 Vigt Lane, Chilton,WI 53014 PH 800-817-8833 website www.bidschoice.com I am sure they will have parts. Widel
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Hey! They now seem to be available here : https://www.foodstorage.com/catalogsearch/result/?q=fifo+dowel
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It isn't round, 1 3/8" x 1 1/4" approximately.The dowel rod would be nowhere near strong enough. I've read that they offer replacement handles.