One Pallet Project - 3 tier garden planter
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Simple diy project that requires minimal tooling, woodworking skills and was made using one pallet. It was a decent pallet though with some nice wide boards made with a tight grained timber.
I saw a great design on the pallet group by Rob M and wanted to make one similar to house some plants in the house, initially it was outside but it now lives on the landing indoors. / palletprojects
No plans at all, just a vague idea of make 3 boxes, attach them with legs and hopefully it will all sit square. Its really useful to have set squares and offcuts of plywood to start with and to lay your wood on the plywood. The sizes of boxes are entirely down to you. Ice cream shops have huge amounts of plastic trays going to waste and these are good reuse as plant pots. The boxes are a little bit wider but they're serving their purpose.
With the timber being tight grained the holes were piloted and then screwed down, it helps as you can bury the head a good few mm into the wood and then fill afterwards to hide them. Some glue and sawdust mixed together makes a decent enough filler and dries so that you can sand it flat.
Once youve got your 3 boxes made lay them on your plywood and start laying out the 2x1 for the legs and supports. Draw them on the plywood with pencil. Now either get all technical and start working out angles or just use a
a bevel square to copy the angles so you can then transfer them over to your chop saw or to mark the wood if using a handsaw. You can also judge a lot of cuts by eye looking straight down and using a ruler and pencil to draw your cut lines.
Routered out some simple flowers using a trim router and cnc bits, then burnt them with the chefs blowtorch.
Finished with a couple of coats of Osmo Poly X hardwax oil in clear satin, brushed on then the excess taken off with cheap washing up sponges.
Apologies to all of you for not getting more stuff out, me and Mr. Butters have been hiding/hermitting a lot in the workshop.
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Evolution R210 CMS amzn.to/2TQxVAc
Trim router - Workzone Aldi
Cordless drill - Parkside Lidl
Alright Bongo, great to see you back
How good to see you and Mr Butters back.
Lovely to see you again...missed you and your lovely projects...keep well x
Thank god your back, some bloody normality!,
Well you say that, ive been working on a little project for Butters thats out there.
Seen this video made my morning, good to see you again.
cracking little project. nice to see you back. Love your neighbour getting the washing in, a tad too late.
Good to see you are still vertical lad. Great project and end result. Greetings from Down Under. ATB Moose.
Yes, vertical whether upside down or not.
yes always good to see his builds
and nice to have you back.
simon
We miss you Bongo xxx
Bloke was a bit slow getting the washing in 😮 Hope you are keeping well and welcome back.
I'm very happy to see you again, and Butters :) you still have new ideas and greats skills Bongo !
Very nice! And that's some proper Welsh weather!
very good as always, a big hug from Italy 💯💯💯💯👍
Nice to see ya! Great little project and at least those plants got a good watering 🤣🥰
Long time no hear. Thanks for sharing.
Good to see you back, hows Mr Butter's doing, he must be an old man at this point! would be great to have an update video on him, used to love seeing him torment you in videos and picking fights with next doors cats, (and stealing your bacon ;) ) , Hope you are doing well though bud! times have been tough for all!
Over the years bongo I have enjoyed your vids buddy I always look forward to seeing what you create next ...
Yes, hearing from yourself has been a good encouragment over the years and means a lot, thank you.
Bongo how great it is to see your video's come up on my YT list, I hope you are well after all that brain disagreeing with you stuff!
Good to see you back. We’ve a drought in Virginia- lovely rain!
At 02:01, When one of my cats did/do that maneuver on the drive way, say now Black Prancy, I go: "wriggling in the dirt, don't wriggle in the dirt" and he's pleased I note his pleasure.
Nice to see you back pal! all the best :)
He is alive
Looks great 👍
Shared on Facebook 👍
Great to see you again, hope you are well and will be back to the projects you are so good at. keep the vids coming from a little town in ninety six SC ,USA!
Thanks 👍Yeah not bad, yourself? Say hello to everyone in the Ninety Six from me would you! Interesting town name, i just google mapped it, looks like a nice and green classic American town.
Always enjoy your editing style Bongo!
Thanks, its one of the hardest parts of woodworking is the editing and computer side of it.
It rains six days a week in Wales and drizzles on a Sunday. We wouldn’t cope with it any other way.
Thanks, Bongo and Mr. Butters! Fine project, keep on Rockin.’ It hasn’t rained here in Pennsylvania for weeks! ☮️💚🍎🌻
Sooo glad to see you back bud. Just the kind of inspiration I need to get moving on my projects. Thanks for what you do.
Good, what are you working on at the moment?
@@thepoultrypeople Well, we just adopted some pygmy and pygoran goats. So I just finished a manger and some small projects with the scraps (A pair of headphone stands and clipboard holders--they hold clipboards upright for so you can view documents while typing at the computer). Next is a stand for the goats that will help me keep them in place while shearing and trimming hooves. Your videos just seem to remind me that I have no excuses...just get up and do something with the resources I have. Thanks for that.
@@Angyrr and Bongo, yes encouragement with a stick is what I need sometimes, but then I recall that if you are going to be a kind person to anyone, you should first be kind to yourself.
If you can take another cat story from me: the few times my cat insistently asks me for something and I'm peeved by the request (he might me picking the window screen while I'm 'busy' couch surfing) I say to him "I'm going to beat you with a blade of grass as big around as a fleas thigh" he doesn't stop. But when beating on yourself never use something so substantial.
Love it! 👍🏽👍🏽
Nicely done. Good health to you.
And to you, thanks!
Nice👌
Another smashing build cheers Bongo, all best Will 👍🍻🍻
Wow ve want more videos
Theyre coming slowly :)
😎👍🇹🇹🇹🇹Love your projects
Thanks mate, much appreciated.
Hola como estas amigo ! Que bien trabajas con la madera !!!! Se te extraño espero por más vídeos nuevos bueno un saludo grande desde la Argentina
glad your fine mate...signs still doing well
Thanks mate, good to hear, dont often get to hear how things are working out with stuff.
Been a long while bongo,where have you been mate ?
I've been looking forward to your videos mate lol
All the best
Amazing talents you have.
Great little build 👍
Glad you like it, thanks!
Bongo where the bloody hell have you been mate
"Me and Mr. Butters have been hiding/hermitting a lot in the workshop" Bongo, well at least you and Mr. Butters are outperforming 99.9% of the politicians on this earth and that residual is surely up to no good anyways. You two: pure (or close to it) and happy thoughts, as you contemplate future projects and Mr. Butters keeps his eyes on the wolves in from the margins (01:06).
A question about the box planting were the cacti in the lowest box chosen to keep vermin out? and I take it went indoors during the deluge like your neighbours clothes drying. Always like some "bonus footage at the end".
new sub from me buddy, recognize the van 😂🤣 see u soon x
Maybe it's living by the port but the pallets here are waaaay scummier!
Gotta admit, my 1st thought it was going to end up a personal catnip garden for Butters :D
Hey been a long time hope your keeping well
It has a bit, yes, thank you and the same to yourself.
Ahhh, taking the laundry in in the rain (bottom right at ruclips.net/video/_9ddgEHBE3E/видео.html )
Thats my neighbour, lovely guy, keeps busy.
Hi bongo mate which router bits do use for your engraving. Cheers.
At 00:53, Bongo are you using an airsoft as your push stick? seems an excessive use of force to my mind.
It's been a while...