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Vegetable Harvest Garden Basket How To Make This Gathering Basket
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- Опубликовано: 28 июл 2018
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If you have a garden and are tired of always trying to figure out how to get vegetables from your garden to the kitchen, this is the vegetable harvest garden basket is for you.
Pick your vegetables from the garden and wash the dirt and bugs off before bringing them in the house.
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I love your garden basket! We just moved so my we need to focus on unpacking and settling in!
My son who is now a single aren’t dad is now making a raised bed with a friend at his house and I would love to surprise him with one of your baskets. Be blessed! Loved your project!
Blessings, Kathie
Glad to hear you like my basket. It is a little heavy. I would probably make it a bit lighter. But then, this one is indestructible.
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Ah, I was excited to see this. But I don't have any saws or woodworking skills. Nice basket though.
A tip for everyone. If you countersink the holes you drill and not drive the screws to far it will cut down on the wood splitting. Nice job, cool project.
Thanks for the helpful hint. We appreciate your help.
Great step by step video and love love your energy!! I'd make mine a little wider so I wont have to go back and forth 20 times... I get tired after 10.. God bless and keep sharing your tips and tricks 😊
Thank you.
Nicely done Rob!
Thank you!
Hey Rob nicely done but a bit complex for our neck of the woods, a bucket is a lot easier to fit between my rows and with no hard edges. I can see how it could work for hoseing off a root vegetable but I have a dedicated station that I use because I find you either have to get really close to the product with a high flow nozzle and/or give it a soft brush to dislodge the dirt. But hey could be a fun project to practise woodworking skills on. Regards Russell
Thanks Russell for the feedback. You can make it whatever size you want. And it isn't complicated to build. Glad to hear a bucket works for you.
Nice. I’m making mine with small feet so the mesh doesn’t touch the dirt when set down.
Great idea. It easily tips over without them.
Nice, I see you have some easter egg layers. We have a few with the pastel eggs too, but waiting for them to start laying. They're still young. Hoping in the next month or two. Those are some good looking chickens!
We started out with Easter Egger chickens. They are wonderful free range birds. They typically start laying around 24 weeks.
Awesome, then we're super close to free eggs! Thanks!
Welcome.
You could also put wood glue on the pieces you nailed together to give it more strength
I agree. Great observation! Typically I do use wood glue. On this project the hardware cloth is "structural" and the two rails are so small, .75x1.0 inches I didn't think glue would make much of a difference.
The intro made me laugh me arse off! Xxx
I'm happy to put a smile on your face and a laugh in your belly, or wherever. Hahaha
Live Life DIY thanks a heap! Love from niagara region, Ontario, Canada!
Stodoys comes with very useful plans with all the details you need.
This time I will use Stodoys plans for this.
Looks like something that was made by a 9 year old in Bible School..
WOW! I appreciate the compliment.