Doing it in his clean jeans. Barely a drop spilled on the white patio of his beautifully located house. No leftovers no spillage. Sign of a craftsman. Hardly a scrap on his hands, When I do it will look like explosion in cement works.
I was thinking the same thing. Right about when he is cleaning up and smoothing the last lines Is when my clumsy butt would trip and fall arms first into this beautiful creation.
using a tarp with a vinyl table cloth on top and maybe an inch of sand to just make it easier to pick up the drips of cement here! no way expecting to be clean!
I really enjoy his simple, sincere style. He's not selling anything. It's so honest, like, you can almost feel he hopes you "get it" and that's all. How refreshing.
@@flaviusnita6008 the hands are not all that is needed to work at this man's level. You'll want to get his Brain, Balls and Spirit if you truly want to step up to his level.
Hate.. or Awe. Someone looking for a marijuana video found the wrong POT video.. some people; sigh (including small children just won't be benefitted by this info) lol
The skill he showed was amazing making something so beautiful was amazing. But, there's nothing in there to help support the concrete. I thumb up for the lesson but will add some mesh or iron to make it stronger. Maybe that's why?
There is nothing quite so wonderful as watching a man who is really good at a skill make something useful and long lasting, AND all without spilling a single drop of concrete on that patio. These are simply wonderful. Thank you so much for sharing how to do it.
I have been wanting to make large concrete planters for many years. I've seen many different designs from many DIY'rs, but your designs and instructions are innovative and exceptional! Thank you so much for posting these!
Your planters are incredible! I am stuck at the house caring for a disabled family member and have been going stir crazy wanting to find things to do outside and I am going to try my hand at this along with making my own pavers for my patio. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge!
The cost drew me in. Immediately I thought wow it would cost a lot to get the table and rig you use to form the pot. I have to say this is one of the most relaxing videos I’ve seem. Thank you so much for refreshing my spirit during this a Covid 19 and protesting/rioting time. I thoroughly enjoyed watching your craftsmanship. Then at the end you revealed your table is an old spinning chair. So you took old things and repurposed them too. Amazing! Thank you for a much needed break. By the way your work is beautiful too!
This man does NOT believe in wasting anything - I love it !!! And he is the neatest workman I've every seen. This video was like ASMR, but with something useful to show for it at the end. Fantastic video. Beautiful pots. Well done
Your pots are stunning. I tried making a couple concrete pots many years ago that was a failure but lots of fun. I saw what I did wrong by watching you.. the lots of things I did wrong. lol This is a truly great video about something we seldom see people do. Thanks so much!
thank you for the simple and to the point instructions without an hour of unneeded chatter. i don't subscribe to many, but you got me. i'm always looking for simple and cheap ways to create things. awesome job!
Absolutely gorgeous! You make it look so easy and that's a sure sign that it's not! Truly the work of an artist. Thank you for sharing your craft with us.
Sir, your incredible skills using sand, cement and your tools resulted in beautifully constructed concrete planters. I'm sure this wasn't your first time doing that, and it shows in every step that you took. You're skills are great, thanks for sharing it with us.
Very relaxing to watch ! This is like the way of making large church bells. Its stronger than a terracotta clay version too. Some things came to mind... 1 You could spray sand with a fine mist of watered down PVA , or even sugar solution and let it dry. This would give the sand a firm skin. 2 You could put integral waterproofing liquid into the mixing water... to make the cement like what they use for swimming pools. This would make the concrete hold water and keep it dry inside, The cement would be more resistant then to frosty weather. 3 At that stage you could add cement colouring powder too. Perhaps to make one look like a fired terracotta clay version .Result not needing decorating painting at all. 4. Be careful with your bonsai trees. Mind the cement is very alkaline and this pH might upset their growth. 5 After painting , pour clear epoxy resin over the work. This would seal the concrete , preventing "salt blooming" and making it safe for all plant types , and give a durable vitreous glazed appearance, So we just need a white background and some blue dragons flying over a water garden ! LIke blue willow pattern china...with the birds of love and the boat... 6 Can you show me how to do a large Ming vase and a Terracotta Warrior in concrete next please ? ! Thanks again for a nice video . Graham B'Ham U.K.
I was about 16 min into watching and the only criticism I had was " He should have drain holes" a few seconds later he added drain holes. Well done, I got nothing lol.
I was about 10 minutes in and was saying, "This is completely amazing, too bad there's no steel reinforcement." A few seconds later he added steel reinforcement. This is absolutely beautiful craftsmanship.
Enjoyed watching you make this. I so much want to give it a try. thankyou too for explaining your turntable. A swivel chair base. I have one and now its not going to be discarded.
Quite simply one of most enjoyable RUclips videos I have seen in many years. The simplicity of the operation allied to the ingenuity and productivity of Sony Le is very uplifting. Well Done Sony. 👍👏
Very well done. The spinning chair is genius. For the metal frame: probably a little more money, but very accessible to those who don’t weld, look for aluminum erector materials called 80/20. Screw together and make infinite shapes and sizes.
Jill, thank you for the input. You can use wood frame easy make in the video I uploaded recently: ruclips.net/video/Nfj31YrRj70/видео.html Hope you have a great day!
@Suzyqs Mesh is not a good choice for such a project. Rings plus fibers is the way to go. One more thing - you can also mix perlite instead of sand in the mixture. It looks like a limestone antique pot if the surface is not smoothed and if it is painted white. This makes it extremely lightweight.
Excellent craftmanship. The part near the end where you were smoothing the sides to their final shape was so satisfying to watch! Thank you for sharing your technique.
I found your video to be very interesting and an amazing idea. As an artist, I can appreciate the talent and patience to make these garden containers. Thank you so much for sharing this method. As a little old lady, I won't be making one, but I found it interesting and I always enjoy learning new things. Being creative keeps me alive.
This is the best video I have ever seen about making concrete pots! Thank you so much for posting this. Your instructions and materials used were very clear and easy to follow. Looking forward to trying this out. Thanks again! Well done!
Just Brilliant ... This is the first time I’ve seen a pot made like this, and I’m stunned! You make it look so easy and achievable for an amateur! Thank you!☺️
Very nice work, I would make a fine mess for seven dollars and about a hundred dollars more to clean it up. Thank you for showing this video. You have great talent.
@@cfsotto You do okay and its wonderful that you try. I would love to work with someone making these planters.. the farm project is located in an area where good traffic to sell items. Um looking for persons who like to work towards workung towards financial independence but be part of a crafting community each doing their best at making useful items such as this. . Like a leather crafter, fiber spinner, or even cheese or ice cream..there are enough things a person could do and make money.. You are essentially your own business, but each has their own tiny home. Id like to see an adobe structure created too that will resist UV. Or EMP..
This is similar to the ancient way of doing it, except then it's the blade that is spinning not the table. Very inspirational. Simple yet saves so much time and labour. Great video, very clear and concise. Be well. All the best.
@@steven.h0629 Exactly! That's it. The result is impressive though it looks like much more physical work since he is the one moving around and not the table.
You know that in today’s world we just go to the store and buy what we need but to see this master make something as beautiful and simple. This was a great video and thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. Thank you and may God Bless you
Wow!! I’ve no idea how this is made!!! Very very interesting!!! Doesn’t look very difficult but the patience and finesse it takes to do this show through in his magic hands!! Great creation and beautiful planters!! 👏👏😃
As previously mentioned in other people's comments, I too have been wanting to do this for years. Thank you for sharing this remarkable process and taking the time to explain it. I have saved it and hopefully be making one soon.
These are beautiful! It is amazing to see how easily it can be done ... I know 90% of the process is preparation and practice ... but once the skill is there it looks SO easy.
I am doing a French drain around the foundation of my house. When finished it will be covered in tumbled rock. I was planning to buy planters of some kind to go on top of the rock to keep the dirt out of the rock. This fits the bill perfectly! I may give this a try. Great video!👍
Sony, your a true talent artist, your ideas are genius & we appreciate all the time and effort you put into helping others save money while creating their projects!
I love this. Always wanted to do something like this to make my own planters with cement. Just not enough hours in the day for me to do everything I want in this life. I started small with stepping stones but it never got off the ground. Thank you for sharing this video.
Yes I agree most use it way to wet, the only wet coats should be the 1st coat on the sand and the last coat for a finish I add some super fine sand. The core should be normal like render you'd put on a wall with aggregate up to 3~6mm(1/8~1/4")and large pots need to be a lot thicker than small pots
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@belinda hernandez ., I’m wondering how you say your name in English ? According to your name I’m guessing you will understand another idiom , which is a clear advantage to watch and learn anything.
I watch a video like this and it amazes me that people have ugly things to say in the comments or even do a thumbs down when this man did a fantastic job I bet y'all can't do it so I guess that's why you did the thumbs down on it but let me tell you I'm an artist but I'm nowhere near as good as this man great job
Sony- amazing skill and patience in making and teaching others how to do it. Those pots are BIG $$ if you buy, and yours might be smoother and nicer. Any ideas how to glaze them and fire them? Thanks so much!
You’re very talented! I just learned about bottomless pots and wonder if you’ve ever tried them. Your plants, shrubs and trees can then send their roots down into the soil and will be healthier and live long in the container. Wouldn’t work on patios or decks but can be set around and make the overall effect interesting.
Man! I was just pricing gigantic concrete pots the other day and they were so freaking expensive! Now I'm going to try to make them myself!!! Thank you!!!
Excellent tutorial, for someone with good manual dexterity. Nice to watch & a clever method. need to make my turntable from a reclaimed chair first (will come in useful for other things too).......Thank you, well done.
RATS! I would love to make these pots for my backyard garden, but I can't because of mobility issues. I made planting beds out of bricks which lasted over twenty years, and still use today. You are a talented man. Thanks for sharing with the world.
This is incredible! I was searching for various ways other people make pots, so I could make my own. I plan to make hypertufa pots, and you have given me some great ideas for it, now. I'm excited, and I appreciate your detailed video!
This is so fascinating and educational. I just found your channel and I am so glad I did, this is great and a huge money saver. I love the attention to detail you give in each one as well as the calmness of your videos. Thank you so much. Subscribed!!
Pure genius!! I have a neat trick to share with you. I notice you use wire to reinforce your work. If you need to straighten wire, quite thick wire too, then simply tie one end to something solid, put the other end into the chuck of an electric drill, pull the wire with the drill out to full length. You can do this with a full roll of wire. Then spin the drill whilst pulling slightly on the wire with the drill. After a few seconds the wire will be bike wheel spoke straight and also toughened. It's a suspended ceiling fixers trick. You probable already know about this but just in case you don't..... I love your work. Inspirational and soothing to watch.
Please watch my next video for making planter any size, and shape (square, oval, rectangular, hexagon ...) without using a frame. Thank you for your supporting.
You can use any reasonable plastic & cut your ideal shape. What I would do: make some small pots the size/height of a 3ltr (sorry metric 3 litres) plastic milk bottle. I’d use a scissors to cut 2 out so that it is firmer. I would screw the plastic shape to a timber & get it all in position, securing the timber. Using a flat top stool that can spin... place plywood on top of the spinning stool. You don’t necessarily need the plywood to be cut round if you haven’t got proper cutting tools. Yes it’ll be awesome & less awkward if the plywood is round.... but don’t stress... you’ll still get the same results. You can also use timber/plywood to cut & shape, and use it, if you don’t have plastic or want to make bigger pots.
Those are called Desert Roses I have 12+ (Not as big as his) they are really easy plants to maintain ( But I also live in Fl .) they love the heat part of the succulent family !
Absolutely gorgeous!! Such craftsmanship….Thank you for the well explained tutorial as well…..I’m in awe of how exact this pot came out, just beautiful!!
Mr. Sony Le thank you for sharing your craftsmanship. I enjoyed watching you. I have to show your video to my husband. I will surely try doing my own planter hope I can duplicate your technique thank you so much.
Wow!!! You are awesome sir! Bravo!!! Thank you for teaching us a step-by-step process; I wish I had your dedication but I just want the pots! Can I ask where you live? (General area, of course!) Would you sell one? Please! If yes... How much for a 32”? Thank you 🙏 😊
You put your fingers thru the holes and lift or you can do a 2 U form iron wires and use it to lift it up by inserting one of the sides of the U inside the hole and the other U ad the other side of the plate and then lifting them at the same time with both your your hands/arms Hope I explained for you can visualize it.
He did another video where he waits 3 days for pot to thoroughly dry then he simply removes it from table by grabbing it with his hands and turning it over. Remember he used grease to keep cement from sticking to table
Doing it in his clean jeans. Barely a drop spilled on the white patio of his beautifully located house. No leftovers no spillage. Sign of a craftsman. Hardly a scrap on his hands, When I do it will look like explosion in cement works.
LMAO me too
I was thinking that exact same thing.
I was thinking the same thing. Right about when he is cleaning up and smoothing the last lines Is when my clumsy butt would trip and fall arms first into this beautiful creation.
using a tarp with a vinyl table cloth on top and maybe an inch of sand to just make it easier to pick up the drips of cement here! no way expecting to be clean!
I’d have to cover everything & me too!
I really enjoy his simple, sincere style. He's not selling anything. It's so honest, like, you can almost feel he hopes you "get it" and that's all. How refreshing.
in this world of despair to see this lovely man make something beautiful restores my faith in humanity
Every time a concrete pot is make an Angel get its wings.
This man is a true craftsmen, and the patience to do this is amazing.
Give me his hands and I do it too!
@@flaviusnita6008 the hands are not all that is needed to work at this man's level. You'll want to get his Brain, Balls and Spirit if you truly want to step up to his level.
I’m sure it’s more difficult than it seems watching this video but I’m challenged to try.
how can 621 people not like this video! this is awesome
DITTO!!
Hate.. or Awe. Someone looking for a marijuana video found the wrong POT video.. some people; sigh (including small children just won't be benefitted by this info) lol
You'd see why if they didn't delete all negative comments. The ones left up look fake as hell.
....because they don't like themselves and they are projecting. Stay positive!
The skill he showed was amazing making something so beautiful was amazing. But, there's nothing in there to help support the concrete. I thumb up for the lesson but will add some mesh or iron to make it stronger. Maybe that's why?
Sony, the best thing about this video is not just that it is well made, peaceful, and informative... it is very inspirational.
Great stuff. Thank you.
I have to disagree - for a $7 planter - you expect "Star Wars" special effects quality? Its RUclips!
@@mryarddog9817 make your comment make sense to me
@@mryarddog9817 Your intelligence is showing or may I say, lack of it.
Mr YardDog : what a Debbie downer .. U R ⤵️
@@mryarddog9817 what a dip shit thing to say. Go on ya wanker. 😡
It's always great to see someone making things with their hands. These are some awesome concrete planters and thanks for sharing!
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There is nothing quite so wonderful as watching a man who is really good at a skill make something useful and long lasting, AND all without spilling a single drop of concrete on that patio. These are simply wonderful. Thank you so much for sharing how to do it.
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Its also very wonderful if others try copy his method and make it themselves
I have been wanting to make large concrete planters for many years. I've seen many different designs from many DIY'rs, but your designs and instructions are innovative and exceptional! Thank you so much for posting these!
Your planters are incredible! I am stuck at the house caring for a disabled family member and have been going stir crazy wanting to find things to do outside and I am going to try my hand at this along with making my own pavers for my patio. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge!
Thank you for caring! I hope you and your family member are doing better. Were you able to do something outside. A cement pot, maybe?😉
Hope all is well. Just in case , pavers aren't pots. 😊
For some reason, when I watch this video, I get the idea that you're an extremely intelligent man. Well done. Cheers.
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Thank you for your idea
Agree
Elementary, my dear Watson! He is! 😃 And he seems to have a peaceful presence, as well.
The cost drew me in. Immediately I thought wow it would cost a lot to get the table and rig you use to form the pot. I have to say this is one of the most relaxing videos I’ve seem. Thank you so much for refreshing my spirit during this a Covid 19 and protesting/rioting time. I thoroughly enjoyed watching your craftsmanship. Then at the end you revealed your table is an old spinning chair. So you took old things and repurposed them too. Amazing! Thank you for a much needed break. By the way your work is beautiful too!
I used the rear wheel bearing from a car and a rim (for the base), and welded a few things on for the table to attach to. Cost? bugger-all
If you notice an old office chair on the side of the road in the garbage, those would also be easy to turn into a turning table
he mentions it's on a the part of a chair that spins... I'd imagine he took the sitting bit off and attached a table top somehow...!
Great idea!
So many things we just throw away when they can bu used to make beautiful things!
I have been looking for an extra large concrete pot online, but these are $200-$500! thank you for sharing your process, I really appreciate it!
Sprinkling a good amount of fiber glass fibers or even cloth between the 1st and second layer and around the wires would add a lot of strength.
R u kid ding Fibre glass oh NO Càncer here it comes DO N0T HANDLE Fiber glass X
I can’t tell you how grateful I am for this video. Thank you so much.
This man does NOT believe in wasting anything - I love it !!! And he is the neatest workman I've every seen.
This video was like ASMR, but with something useful to show for it at the end.
Fantastic video. Beautiful pots. Well done
Your pots are stunning. I tried making a couple concrete pots many years ago that was a failure but lots of fun. I saw what I did wrong by watching you.. the lots of things I did wrong. lol This is a truly great video about something we seldom see people do. Thanks so much!
thank you for the simple and to the point instructions without an hour of unneeded chatter. i don't subscribe to many, but you got me. i'm always looking for simple and cheap ways to create things. awesome job!
Absolutely gorgeous! You make it look so easy and that's a sure sign that it's not! Truly the work of an artist. Thank you for sharing your craft with us.
Sir, your incredible skills using sand, cement and your tools resulted in beautifully constructed concrete planters. I'm sure this wasn't your first time doing that, and it shows in every step that you took. You're skills are great, thanks for sharing it with us.
Very relaxing to watch ! This is like the way of making large church bells. Its stronger than a terracotta clay version too.
Some things came to mind...
1 You could spray sand with a fine mist of watered down PVA , or even sugar solution and let it dry. This would give the sand a firm skin.
2 You could put integral waterproofing liquid into the mixing water... to make the cement like what they use for swimming pools. This would make the concrete hold water and keep it dry inside, The cement would be more resistant then to frosty weather.
3 At that stage you could add cement colouring powder too. Perhaps to make one look like a fired terracotta clay version .Result not needing decorating painting at all.
4. Be careful with your bonsai trees. Mind the cement is very alkaline and this pH might upset their growth.
5 After painting , pour clear epoxy resin over the work. This would seal the concrete , preventing "salt blooming" and making it safe for all plant types , and give a durable vitreous glazed appearance, So we just need a white background and some blue dragons flying over a water garden ! LIke blue willow pattern china...with the birds of love and the boat...
6 Can you show me how to do a large Ming vase and a Terracotta Warrior in concrete next please ? !
Thanks again for a nice video .
Graham B'Ham U.K.
Great ideas!
Love the epoxy idea. Would l9ve to make them for succulent gardens.
I am blown away at how little IF ANY, mess you made!! BEAUTIFUL work!!
I was about 16 min into watching and the only criticism I had was " He should have drain holes" a few seconds later he added drain holes. Well done, I got nothing lol.
I was about 10 minutes in and was saying, "This is completely amazing, too bad there's no steel reinforcement." A few seconds later he added steel reinforcement. This is absolutely beautiful craftsmanship.
@@dougsaunders8670 The logical conclusion is he is listening to us spying and adjusting mid video...lol
I was about 7 minutes in and was saying “he should add cement onto this mold to make a planter” and then he did. I got nothing to complain about.
Joey Dehart brilliant love your bonding trees
Thank you sir.
Its great to see craftsmanship shared. This is why we cherish our elders and the knowledge they share.
Enjoyed watching you make this. I so much want to give it a try. thankyou too for explaining your turntable. A swivel chair base. I have one and now its not going to be discarded.
Quite simply one of most enjoyable RUclips videos I have seen in many years.
The simplicity of the operation allied to the ingenuity and productivity of Sony Le is very uplifting.
Well Done Sony. 👍👏
Very well done. The spinning chair is genius. For the metal frame: probably a little more money, but very accessible to those who don’t weld, look for aluminum erector materials called 80/20. Screw together and make infinite shapes and sizes.
Jill, thank you for the input. You can use wood frame easy make in the video I uploaded recently: ruclips.net/video/Nfj31YrRj70/видео.html
Hope you have a great day!
Sony Le I will have to watch all your videos. I have never seen pots as special and particularly love the size of these ones. Eeekkk so excited
@@SonyLe Fiberglass or metal fibers mixed in with first and second layer would make those things last a couple lifetimes. Great video.
@Suzyqs Mesh is not a good choice for such a project. Rings plus fibers is the way to go.
One more thing - you can also mix perlite instead of sand in the mixture. It looks like a limestone antique pot if the surface is not smoothed and if it is painted white. This makes it extremely lightweight.
@@evgenitantikov5865 He only used sand for the form didn't he? I thought the concrete and mortar were pre-mixed.
Excellent craftmanship. The part near the end where you were smoothing the sides to their final shape was so satisfying to watch! Thank you for sharing your technique.
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Nice pot! I'm impressed with the jig and how smooth the pot surface was. Well done video. Very explanatory. Thanks for the tutorial!
I found your video to be very interesting and an amazing idea. As an artist, I can appreciate the talent and patience to make these garden containers. Thank you so much for sharing this method. As a little old lady, I won't be making one, but I found it interesting and I always enjoy learning new things. Being creative keeps me alive.
This is the best video I have ever seen about making concrete pots! Thank you so much for posting this. Your instructions and materials used were very clear and easy to follow. Looking forward to trying this out. Thanks again! Well done!
It was a magical moment when the final coating went through the "mold" scraping off the excess. Beautiful design and workmanship.
And no masks😳.. breathing in that into lungs makes cement inside as its moist
yuck!!
Just Brilliant ... This is the first time I’ve seen a pot made like this, and I’m stunned! You make it look so easy and achievable for an amateur! Thank you!☺️
Thank you for not adding music to the video. It was very relaxing just hearing and watching you work. Beautiful huge bowls. Nice plants.
Would cost a mint to buy 10 of those planters. Wow, beautiful work and you sat and didn't soil you clothing. I'm inspired.
It's so incredibly generous to take the time to film and explain the process. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
He really didn't explain much of anything, lol. Still pleasant to watch, but not really helpful.
Very nice work, I would make a fine mess for seven dollars and about a hundred dollars more to clean it up. Thank you for showing this video. You have great talent.
Hi Juan, you should just cheer up, without believing that you are incapable of achieving it.
Greetings from Argentina.
@@cfsotto good advice...
@@cfsotto Thank you my friend.
@@juanduran345 Hi Juan, I wanted to say that you should be encouraged to try it. Sorry for my bad English (I'm from Argentina) Hug.
@@cfsotto You do okay and its wonderful that you try. I would love to work with someone making these planters.. the farm project is located in an area where good traffic to sell items. Um looking for persons who like to work towards workung towards financial independence but be part of a crafting community each doing their best at making useful items such as this. . Like a leather crafter, fiber spinner, or even cheese or ice cream..there are enough things a person could do and make money..
You are essentially your own business, but each has their own tiny home. Id like to see an adobe structure created too that will resist UV. Or EMP..
This is similar to the ancient way of doing it, except then it's the blade that is spinning not the table. Very inspirational. Simple yet saves so much time and labour. Great video, very clear and concise. Be well. All the best.
Found it.. the blade spins around >>
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@@steven.h0629 Exactly! That's it. The result is impressive though it looks like much more physical work since he is the one moving around and not the table.
You know that in today’s world we just go to the store and buy what we need but to see this master make something as beautiful and simple. This was a great video and thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. Thank you and may God Bless you
Wow!! I’ve no idea how this is made!!! Very very interesting!!! Doesn’t look very difficult but the patience and finesse it takes to do this show through in his magic hands!! Great creation and beautiful planters!! 👏👏😃
As previously mentioned in other people's comments, I too have been wanting to do this for years. Thank you for sharing this remarkable process and taking the time to explain it. I have saved it and hopefully be making one soon.
Did you?
And you can grow desert roses too? You’re a man of many talents. Well done!
so during quarantine while i'm clipping my toenails, this genius figures out to do something useful!!!
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dude,...you need to see his toenails
Thank you for explaining your process clearly and with details many people leave out. I like your finished pots very much.
Great video and technique, will try my hand on and see I love flower pots
You are the most talented ! I've been watching all day... you're simply the best!
These are beautiful! It is amazing to see how easily it can be done ... I know 90% of the process is preparation and practice ... but once the skill is there it looks SO easy.
I am doing a French drain around the foundation of my house. When finished it will be covered in tumbled rock. I was planning to buy planters of some kind to go on top of the rock to keep the dirt out of the rock. This fits the bill perfectly! I may give this a try. Great video!👍
Sony, your a true talent artist, your ideas are genius & we appreciate all the time and effort you put into helping others save money while creating their projects!
Sony not only is your skill amazing, but you are at peace when you do your work.
Thank you for sharing yourself with the world.
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I love this. Always wanted to do something like this to make my own planters with cement. Just not enough hours in the day for me to do everything I want in this life. I started small with stepping stones but it never got off the ground. Thank you for sharing this video.
So perfect. I enjoyed watching you work. The birds singing in the background was lagniappe.
Excellent work, Impressive on the tool you crafted to form the Pots, I like the way the planter came out. Great Job
Aw, simplicity at its best. What a fun looking skill, something we can all enjoy watching. Thank you sir, you are a true craftsman.
you are a like a cement surgeon!!! would make a great dentist as your attention to detail and technique are impeccable!
You are the first person that I’ve seen, that has recommended mortar mix. Great idea. I wish you much future success in any endeavor.
Yes I agree most use it way to wet, the only wet coats should be the 1st coat on the sand and the last coat for a finish I add some super fine sand. The core should be normal like render you'd put on a wall with aggregate up to 3~6mm(1/8~1/4")and large pots need to be a lot thicker than small pots
Great job, so patient, and precise, not just 1 but 10, you are a master crafts man. Thank you.
OMG, FINALLY SOMEONE MADE A VIDEO IN ENGLISH, AND EASY STEP BY STEP. I LOVE IT, THANK YOU FOR SHARING YOU MADE IT SO EASY FOR US TO UNDERSTAND IN ENGLISH, HOPE YOU MAKE MORE VIDEOS IN THE FUTURE BECAUSE I CANT WAIT, AM SO EXCITED FOR THE NEXT ONE, THANK YOU SO MUCH FROM A NEW FRIEND FROM ALL THE WAY FROM THE OTHE SIDE OF THE WORLD FROM “TEXAS”❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
belinda hernandez I think he is in Texas too ☺️
zozo Yassine -AWSOME😍❤️👍
@@zrockyassine He's in Florida. ALL THE WAY ON THE OTHER SIDE OF THE GULF!!!!!!!!!
Andrew Hess not too far from me i’m in louisiana 😄
@belinda hernandez ., I’m wondering how you say your name in English ? According to your name I’m guessing you will understand another idiom , which is a clear advantage to watch and learn anything.
I love the video beautiful presentation well done
Outstanding work Sir! No expensive tools, just a can do attitude and ingenuity.
I watch a video like this and it amazes me that people have ugly things to say in the comments or even do a thumbs down when this man did a fantastic job I bet y'all can't do it so I guess that's why you did the thumbs down on it but let me tell you I'm an artist but I'm nowhere near as good as this man great job
I like that you're using a previous planter to hold the sand for the next one.
It was a pleasure watching you make this planter. You do such great, meticulous work. Well thought out and well designed. Thank you.
I enjoy your work and the video showing how you accomplish each task involved in producing these pots. Very well done. Thank you.
Sony- amazing skill and patience in making and teaching others how to do it.
Those pots are BIG $$ if you buy, and yours might be smoother and nicer.
Any ideas how to glaze them and fire them? Thanks so much!
You can’t glaze concrete or cement .
Thank you! This is ingenious! What a great video too -- no wasted words and babble! I commend you on the best How To video I've ever seen.
You are extremely talented. I wish I had the patience that you have. It was so relaxing watching your work.
You’re very talented! I just learned about bottomless pots and wonder if you’ve ever tried them. Your plants, shrubs and trees can then send their roots down into the soil and will be healthier and live long in the container. Wouldn’t work on patios or decks but can be set around and make the overall effect interesting.
good idea!
I have the same type of mixer. Works great for everything on my mini farm , super easy to clean and doesn't tear up 5 gallon buckets.
Man! I was just pricing gigantic concrete pots the other day and they were so freaking expensive! Now I'm going to try to make them myself!!! Thank you!!!
Absolutely beautiful. I would love to see the stands . Even with no stands , the patio with the plants in residence is a lovely place .
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Lordy, you make it look so easy!! Thanks for being clear with instructions and sharing!! Thank you!
Excellent tutorial, for someone with good manual dexterity. Nice to watch & a clever method. need to make my turntable from a reclaimed chair first (will come in useful for other things too).......Thank you, well done.
Having quite a bit of experience using concrete, I can say this is quite incredible
RATS! I would love to make these pots for my backyard garden, but I can't because of mobility issues. I made planting beds out of bricks which lasted over twenty years, and still use today.
You are a talented man. Thanks for sharing with the world.
This is incredible! I was searching for various ways other people make pots, so I could make my own. I plan to make hypertufa pots, and you have given me some great ideas for it, now. I'm excited, and I appreciate your detailed video!
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This is so fascinating and educational. I just found your channel and I am so glad I did, this is great and a huge money saver. I love the attention to detail you give in each one as well as the calmness of your videos. Thank you so much. Subscribed!!
This is terrific. Such a clear and intelligent presentation. I am inspired!
Well done
Very helpful to those who need to visualize the process. Thank you.
Pure genius!! I have a neat trick to share with you. I notice you use wire to reinforce your work. If you need to straighten wire, quite thick wire too, then simply tie one end to something solid, put the other end into the chuck of an electric drill, pull the wire with the drill out to full length. You can do this with a full roll of wire. Then spin the drill whilst pulling slightly on the wire with the drill. After a few seconds the wire will be bike wheel spoke straight and also toughened. It's a suspended ceiling fixers trick. You probable already know about this but just in case you don't..... I love your work. Inspirational and soothing to watch.
He is so talented and he makes it look so simple that I want to try. I agree with the other people he is a true Craftsman
@CEMENT CRAFT as I said above I think that you are a true Craftsman. Thank you for showing us how to build these large bowls.
You're so talented. And I love that you tell us about the different mixtures. Thanks!
Your bonsai trees are beautiful and are lucky to have such quality homes. So much love and care went into these pots nicely done! 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼
Thank you for a very educational video. I learned a lot and have much more respect for the crafts people that make these large concrete planters.
Fantastic, I've never seen someone make a pot before. Such beautiful craftsmanship!
Can you make a detail video on how to make spin table and the cutting tool with the frame support ?
Please watch my next video for making planter any size, and shape (square, oval, rectangular, hexagon ...) without using a frame. Thank you for your supporting.
Sony Le looking forward to the next video.
@@SonyLe When will you be posting this video?
Awesome! Please list the materials used. What type and brand of sand and cement did you use?
You can use any reasonable plastic & cut your ideal shape.
What I would do: make some small pots the size/height of a 3ltr (sorry metric 3 litres) plastic milk bottle. I’d use a scissors to cut 2 out so that it is firmer. I would screw the plastic shape to a timber & get it all in position, securing the timber. Using a flat top stool that can spin... place plywood on top of the spinning stool. You don’t necessarily need the plywood to be cut round if you haven’t got proper cutting tools. Yes it’ll be awesome & less awkward if the plywood is round.... but don’t stress... you’ll still get the same results.
You can also use timber/plywood to cut & shape, and use it, if you don’t have plastic or want to make bigger pots.
This was amazing! I’d love to see how you prune your bonsai. They are beautiful!
Those are called Desert Roses I have 12+ (Not as big as his) they are really easy plants to maintain ( But I also live in Fl .) they love the heat part of the succulent family !
He has a video about that! Here it is ruclips.net/video/G9l8rf3Whu0/видео.html
This is a super clever setup. My hat off to you, my good sir.
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Absolutely gorgeous!! Such craftsmanship….Thank you for the well explained tutorial as well…..I’m in awe of how exact this pot came out, just beautiful!!
Mr. Sony Le thank you for sharing your craftsmanship. I enjoyed watching you. I have to show your video to my husband. I will surely try doing my own planter hope I can duplicate your technique thank you so much.
Well, isn’t that the coolest thing I watched today. Not sure how I got here but, Kudos!!
@Cynthia Kubik ... and the drivel continues.
@CEMENT CRAFT B
So beautiful!!
Very creative and easy way to make the mold and side shaper.
I love it 🥰
WOW I'M IMPRESSED!!! Well done! Thank you for sharing💞
True craftsmanship & as the saying goes ‘patience is a virtue’, learnt a huge deal here.
I could sure use a few of those large pots for my lemon trees. I will have to look into this with my husband - fun project. Thanks for sharing.
I absolutely love watching you make these beautiful pots. So talented and patient.💕💕
Wow!!! You are awesome sir! Bravo!!!
Thank you for teaching us a step-by-step process; I wish I had your dedication but I just want the pots!
Can I ask where you live? (General area, of course!)
Would you sell one? Please! If yes... How much for a 32”?
Thank you 🙏 😊
Would you be able to show the end part, where you remove it from the table, so that we can see how that is done? Thanks.
Wait for it to cure and it should just lift off. Might have to use a spatula to get your fingers underneath.
You put your fingers thru the holes and lift or you can do a 2 U form iron wires and use it to lift it up by inserting one of the sides of the U inside the hole and the other U ad the other side of the plate and then lifting them at the same time with both your your hands/arms
Hope I explained for you can visualize it.
He did another video where he waits 3 days for pot to thoroughly dry then he simply removes it from table by grabbing it with his hands and turning it over. Remember he used grease to keep cement from sticking to table
Top job sir 😀
Very smart looking .
Thank you for sharing
What a blessing you are. Such a great teacher. I am very grateful!!