Make a Shuttlecocks Feeder

How To Make a Shuttlecock Feeder

I recently discovered that a Shoootle game is incomplete without a shuttlecock feeder, so I decided to create my own using discarded shuttlecock tubes. Not only was it a fun and easy DIY project, but it also saves money and reduces waste.

To help others create their own shuttlecock feeder, I created an instructional video detailing the process. In the video, I explain step-by-step how to turn old shuttlecock tubes into a functional feeder. The materials are easy to find and the process is simple enough for anyone to follow.

I'm excited to share this project with others who enjoy playing Shoootle and want to enhance their game. By using discarded materials, we can reduce waste and be more sustainable while still having fun. Check out my instructional video to learn how to make your own shuttlecock feeder and take your Shoootle game to the next level!

Reduce, reuse, recycle - it's easier than you think!

If you're looking for a natural and sustainable way to fertilize your garden, consider adding shuttlecock feathers to your compost.

These feathers are comprised of approximately 90% protein by weight, with around 15% nitrogen - making them an excellent source of nitrogen for plant growth.

Hence, adding feathers to compost can provide a source of protein for microorganisms in the compost pile, which in turn can benefit the overall health of the compost and the soil it is eventually applied to.