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Summary: To make a bat house you need walls only three inches wide. Learn how to cut the plywood walls to build a bat house in this free bat conservation video.

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Cut Side Walls for a Bat House

In this step we will be measuring and cutting the side walls for the bat house. To do so, what we will do is we'll take the measuring tape, and measure three inches from the table saw blade to our rip fence. We pull our rip fence over to the edge of the tape measure, and we measure from the side of the blade to the side of the rip fence, then lock it in. You take the board, the side board that we have, we set it up on the table saw, we turn the table saw on and push the blade through, being very careful not to get our hands near the blade. That is how you cut the side walls for the bat house.

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