How to Make a Concrete Planter | This Old House
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
- This Old House contributor Christopher Beidel, owner of Pernt, a handmade-furniture company in Brooklyn, New York, grabs some concrete-countertop mix and shows you how to build plywood forms to create striking landscape ornaments. (See below for tools and a shopping list.)
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Tools for How to Make a Concrete Planter:
circular saw
rafter square
straightedge
miter saw
pneumatic nailer
drill/driver
caulk gun
clamps
large plastic container
shovel
masonry trowel
hammer and chisel
Shopping list for How to Make a Concrete Planter:
_-inch plywood Get one 4-by-8-foot sheet.
_-inch fiberboard Get one 4-by-4-foot sheet.
_-inch cove molding
Get two 8-footers
1-inch-diameter dowel
18-gauge 1_-inch pneumatic nails
2-inch drywall screws
1_-inch drywall screws
wood glue
latex caulk
duct tape
vegetable oil
sand
Quikrete Countertop Mix
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That's fantastic! A lot of work but fantastic nonetheless!
Diesel works great for a form release agent on plywood
Really?
Looks like a nice job!
جميل جدا ..
very good
looks good
1:05 Well that's it, I can't make this! I don't have a pneumatic nailer... I have wood, I have a saw, I have nails, I have a hammer, but darn it, no pneumatic nailer!
+Maxid1 and i dont have a caulk and a veg oil in spray can. totally impossible!yeah?
Maxid1 Go to harbor freight or rent one ya jack hole!
Get one
I would buy it if this what I need to make one. It will cost me less money to buy it than make it.
Sadly, I must agree. I live in Australia where craft/building supplies are pricey. I don't mind putting in the labour, however most quality DIY projects cost a lot more than just buying the item outright.
It depends on how many you need, I'd think. If you want say, 6 for example, it may be worth doing it this way.
Customer came in and said the tac-wise nailer he bought yesterday wasn't working
Me, "Don't worry sir I will check it for you" took it out to the storeroom and it was working fine.
Next day customer returns saying "it's still not working"
Once more I take it to the storeroom and it's working fine and the customer takes it home again.
Next morning he's back "still not working.
Me, a little puzzled by now so I ask "are you plugging it in"?
Customer, "Of course I am I'm not stupid"
Me, "and are you switching in on"
Customer, after a slight pause........................"it has a switch?
nice
cool
Why not just make an inner box instead of the particle board and sand (what a pain to keep moving that sand around).
my guess is the particle board is easier to disassemble once the concrete has set.
very nice ,but hard work to make molds
Where did the sand go?
couldn't you skip all these nailing and gluing Steps and buy old Kitchen Cabinette doors for the sides?
Mark W no, face pattern to the inside ya jack hole!
work goes much faster with stodoys plans.
I love that solution
Did anyone else hear "cooked Opium"?
BOOOO!!! Needs more boston accent!
why on earth would you mix cement in a plastic container?so wrong!ohhhhhhhhhhhhh!so wrong!
Why?
Why do you say that?
@@cliffcarlo180 He dobt know.. lol..everybody is a expert..