When an Engineer and an Architect Build a Tomato Trellis

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  • Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024

Комментарии • 11

  • @biglivinglittlefootprint
    @biglivinglittlefootprint  Год назад

    It’s amazing how much easier these joints are when you use a router. We really should have learned to use one sooner! How about you guys? What tools have you bought that really improved your woodworking? Let us know in the comments below!

  • @Ricosyard
    @Ricosyard Год назад +1

    Wow that’s bad ass great work

  • @ShaielYitzchak
    @ShaielYitzchak Год назад

    Looking awesome, you two. Keep it up.

  • @j.c.linden
    @j.c.linden Год назад

    Will be interesting to see how well those top joints stand up to rain falling down inside them repeatedly.

    • @biglivinglittlefootprint
      @biglivinglittlefootprint  Год назад

      There's ways for water to escape, plus the finish is hydrophobic which keeps the water from just sitting on the wood. Eventually time will win as it does with everything outside, but it should hold up for years of use 🙂 ~Amanda

  • @coalacorey
    @coalacorey Год назад

    Very nice!

  • @Exvienne
    @Exvienne Год назад

    Good job . Pourquoi voulez-vous vous le démonter en hiver? Ce n'est pas pour le laisser à demeure et y faire grimper de la vigne ou une autre plante qui décorera sans empêcher les tomates d'en profiter ?😊

    • @biglivinglittlefootprint
      @biglivinglittlefootprint  Год назад

      Thank you! We might leave it over winter. But the tomatoes will cover the whole thing, so another vine would compete with them. Also, we don't have very many native evergreen vine in our region, so it would still look pretty empty in the winter time. We'll see what happens and do a follow up video or short later this year! ~Amanda