99. Can you make a Garden Obelisk from a 3x2?

Woodwork Project:
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Garden Obelisk - No plans needed
Making a 5ft garden obelisk / trellis / frame for climbing plants, is easier than you might think, I made this one from one 3m length of 3x2 plus a few scraps, all wood was left-overs from the build of my green roof bin shelter.
If you have some 2x2 then you could use this without having to re-saw it, and if you prefer you can use screws instead of dowels.
#Woodwork #Garden #Obelisk
TOOLS USED
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- AC216 Table Saw (also sold as AW216)
- Record Power Sabre 350 Band saw
- Dewalt DCD776 cordless Drill
- Irwin Panel SAW
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[@hossenfeffer8383]

Very slick. I am inspired.

[@DIYTinkerer]

Great, I'm glad you liked it, 👍🏻 😀

[@larrystone5749]

Good job looks great Cheers

[@DIYTinkerer]

Thanks for watching my videos!

[@sandman2651]

Looks really good and the angles not so bad, i must be honest i have had a few ideas on making things but trying to work the angles puts me off

[@DIYTinkerer]

Yea, I know the feeling, the last couple of projects were a bit like this for me, both turned out much easier than I expected, so I'd say, try any way, you can reuse and wood on a failed project and you'll learn from any mistakes.