Your video editing is perfect for me. Perfect pace, no over explaining, easy to understand. I’ve decided to start my woodworking hobby here and now with this project. I’ll make these for Mother’s Day gifts! Thanks homie :)
Dude! I so wish more people providing tutorials would watch this video and get a feel for how true, GOOD COMMUNICATION and knowledge sharing is done. You, my friend, are an amazing teacher! Don't change a thing. Looking forward to watching more of your tutorials. Really beautiful work here. Love the finished product - but even more importantly (for me anyway) I love how easily I was able to understand so effortlessly what you wanted me to learn. Bravo! And thank you!
Yes, definitely. When I see a video not give dimensions and send you to a darn ETSY link, I IMMEDIATELY stop following that creator and never watch another video.
I've watched several videos lately of this style of planter box. This box seems to be one of the better-constructed boxes and the instruction was very clear. Instant subscribe.
Great job on your presentation brother. I'm pallet&crate wood hobbyist/builder. I love this build you've done here. It would be pretty simple to modify this build into a 2 tier, or 3, or more even. Really cost effective. Those of us who still don't have a pocket hole gig won't modify the build any to reproduce it.
Thanks so much. I built this planter yesterday. This video was a guide step-by-step on what to do how long to cut the pieces and everything and because of that I was able to build that planter. Thank you so much the other videos that I watch don’t walk you through the process they want you to head over to the website to purchase their plans but it helps to have that guided assistance especially for someone who in experienced like myself. Thank you so much because of this I have subscribed to your channel and I hit the like button. Thanks again.
Great plans! I used some old fence pickets and now they look like rustic re-claimed barn wood. Just took me a few extra to mill the old pickets to the right dimensions.
I just stumbled upon your channel - INSTANT Subscribe. Love your content. No filler, straightforward, helpful, and excellent designs. I love it! Thanks for the tutorials.
Great inexpensive build Brady. Will need to make a couple of inches wider for my 5 gal pots. Unfortunately some people don’t understand that a professional woodworker will have the necessary tools to make things easy. I’m not a professional but have the DYI tools needed for about $500 that I use for all my projects. Thank you.
Thanks for the great instructions. It’s a good thing the safety police are on high alert to warn people to be safe because nobody can think for themselves.
Nice, easy build. I had an issue with the boards cupping. The brad nails weren't enough to keep everything flush while the glue dried, so clamping was needed. I'll try cedar next time and see if that works better...just have to charge a little more for them. Thanks for the vid!
Good to know for sawstop users. Did yours trip?? Also note lots of times there are staples at the ends of these boards. Not sure if that would trip it as well?
@@BradyHommel thank goodness mine did not trip… this time. Just a tip I remembered when researching it, and my local stores keep fence pickets outside (I used cedar) so there is treatment + the elements. Ah yes, definitely removed staples in my boards too. Cheers!
@@BradyHommel It worked out good my wife stained them put one of her potted plants in each of them, she showed them to her eye Dr now he wants one for a plant in his office waiting room.
So easy and right to it thanks I've made me a few and I added a short trellis to them from the inside for my Hoya plants I potted them in them and now to watch them grow and climb for me I'm so happy 😊😊
It’s true, all of it! Great instructions and it’s simple to put together with a brad nailer, table saw and miter saw. Thank you! And the exact pickets are on sale right now at Lowe’s for $1.98 each. You really can assemble a great looking box for under $5 in less than an hour first go!
What an easy video! I want to make these, and sell them. I feel like this this a great come into wood work video. Still learning my miter and just other wood working tools and stuff like this, really helps! Thanks Man! Please keep it up!
So I cut the boards to the size, but because I have a small miter saw I could not stack the pickets. I learned that you must cut 2 of each from each picket to only use 2. I had to cut my final piece from a third picket. Still turned out great. Just wanted to pass it along.
Hey thanks for the video. These are great! I have been experimenting with different ones. I built three already! One in cedar in the size you show and two more out of pine pickets painted gray (16 inches) Glad I found this one! Now we just need more time!
Just finished making my 1st planter box, everything went great, the only issue I had was that some of the pickets were thicker in places and when I made the top trim some of the 45 corners didn't match up on the corner heights but that's OK, it's my first and my wife loved it, it will be inside on a covered deck so I used regular wood glue, but will go back thru with screws when I have time.
What a simple design. I've made several of these and they are great. Quick question. Does your method of scrap pieces for the bottom allow someone to put dirt and plant their own flowers or plants. I worry that dirt would fall through the bottom buy you'd want to leave a gap for water drainage. Your thoughts would be helpful. Thanks for your videos..
Hey Brady! I have a question for you. My top trim isn't on enough to nail on. Can I make it smaller and still fit the pot? BTW......great video and planter. Just built one. Looks like a 30 min planter. Another quick question. Your tall vertical planter with handles....... love it but cannot get it to sell. I could reduce price but want to make it worth while for my time. Help?
How long should you let the pickets dryout..I let them dry for a couple days but gaps are now showing between the two horizontal pieces, some as large as 1/4 inch..it even separated the glue. I like to glue the two pieces together before putting the sides on..
As a newbie to wood working... literally the easiest and straight forward DYI instructions I've come across. 10/10... I just subscribed bc of that.
Awesome to hear! Thanks for subscribing.
Your video editing is perfect for me. Perfect pace, no over explaining, easy to understand. I’ve decided to start my woodworking hobby here and now with this project. I’ll make these for Mother’s Day gifts! Thanks homie :)
Many of these plans here but I like yours the best, thanks for posting these plans
Dude! I so wish more people providing tutorials would watch this video and get a feel for how true, GOOD COMMUNICATION and knowledge sharing is done. You, my friend, are an amazing teacher! Don't change a thing. Looking forward to watching more of your tutorials. Really beautiful work here. Love the finished product - but even more importantly (for me anyway) I love how easily I was able to understand so effortlessly what you wanted me to learn. Bravo! And thank you!
Yes, definitely. When I see a video not give dimensions and send you to a darn ETSY link, I IMMEDIATELY stop following that creator and never watch another video.
I've watched several videos lately of this style of planter box. This box seems to be one of the better-constructed boxes and the instruction was very clear. Instant subscribe.
Great to hear Donovan. I'm glad you liked the video. Thanks for the comment!
Best and simplest method I've seen. Thanks for a great ,well planned video.
Appreciate that. Thank you!
Great job on your presentation brother. I'm pallet&crate wood hobbyist/builder. I love this build you've done here. It would be pretty simple to modify this build into a 2 tier, or 3, or more even. Really cost effective. Those of us who still don't have a pocket hole gig won't modify the build any to reproduce it.
Thanks so much. I built this planter yesterday. This video was a guide step-by-step on what to do how long to cut the pieces and everything and because of that I was able to build that planter. Thank you so much the other videos that I watch don’t walk you through the process they want you to head over to the website to purchase their plans but it helps to have that guided assistance especially for someone who in experienced like myself. Thank you so much because of this I have subscribed to your channel and I hit the like button. Thanks again.
Great to hear! So glad the video was helpful to you and that you were able to build it for yourself!! Thanks for your comment
Brady, thank you. Made 11 planter boxes so far. Revised legs to 16". People love them. Enjoy your videos. Keep up the good work !!
Glad to hear that Fred! Thanks for the comment
For practical, everyday woodworking projects and advice, there is no better teacher than Brady Hommel.
Wow! This so straight forward, nothing complicated, easy to follow instructions. Thanks for the video.
Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching
I’m making these now, painting the legs black and doing a square top and they are selling nicely! I love this design!!!
Awesome to hear! I like the touch of the black legs. I can envision that that looks pretty good!
What color are you painting the rest of it?
I was wondering how much do these sell for? just to get an idea.
@@emaw1976 b la c k
I was wondering as well
Thanks for this project! I made two for my wife, she loves them!!
That is great! Glad to hear that.
Alrighty! Started this morning. Soon will see what I ended up with, Brady! Fingers crossed!
Well 8 months later.... How'd it turn out? Haha
Loved the video especially that there is no loud music in the background so I can hear everything you say fantastic
Appreciate that! Glad you liked it
Great plans! I used some old fence pickets and now they look like rustic re-claimed barn wood. Just took me a few extra to mill the old pickets to the right dimensions.
I just stumbled upon your channel - INSTANT Subscribe. Love your content. No filler, straightforward, helpful, and excellent designs. I love it! Thanks for the tutorials.
Appreciate that comment! Thank you!
Simple easy project. Any home person with a saw and nailer can do! Nice 👍
Thanks!!
Great inexpensive build Brady. Will need to make a couple of inches wider for my 5 gal pots. Unfortunately some people don’t understand that a professional woodworker will have the necessary tools to make things easy. I’m not a professional but have the DYI tools needed for about $500 that I use for all my projects. Thank you.
Thanks for the comment! Check out my video on the large planters I built. Those work with 5 gallon buckets
This is probably the easiest design I've seen for this style planter! Have cedar pickets in the garage and gonna make some soon!
Awesome! They are great little planters
Thanks for the great instructions. It’s a good thing the safety police are on high alert to warn people to be safe because nobody can think for themselves.
Right? Gets old hearing people take it upon themselves to tell a grown man what to do~
Nice, easy build. I had an issue with the boards cupping. The brad nails weren't enough to keep everything flush while the glue dried, so clamping was needed. I'll try cedar next time and see if that works better...just have to charge a little more for them. Thanks for the vid!
My parents just asked if I could make a few fern planters for them, thanks for the short cut!
Quick and easy for less than $10, cool thanks.
Your welcome!
He made it look so simple wish he would show the measurements visually for those who don’t math and are newbies to DIY projects love his accent
why would measurements be necessary? you make them to whatever dimensions you want or need.
Fence Pickets!!! You said the magic word. I love working with those!
Wow it’s beautiful ❤❤❤ the wood is not expensive and is easy to make. Thank you so much🎉🎉❤❤❤
Loved it and the fact that u don’t over explain ur self jus kept it simple laymen terms 👍
Glad to hear that Jason!
thanks from Prince George, BC Canada!
Made a couple planter boxes. Sold pretty quick. Thank you !
Great to hear! Thanks!
Can I ask what you charged for them?
Brilliant. I’ve just acquired a mitre saw and a small table saw. Haven’t done woodworking before….this is definitely going to be my first project.
Awesome! Perfect first project and perfect time of year for a planter box! Good luck!
All I can say is WOW and thank you ! 💖
Thanks for the comment! Glad you liked it!
Cool design! Thanks for sharing! Just made one. 1 note of caution for SawStop users, be careful ripping wet lumber, may trip the safety.
Good to know for sawstop users. Did yours trip?? Also note lots of times there are staples at the ends of these boards. Not sure if that would trip it as well?
@@BradyHommel thank goodness mine did not trip… this time. Just a tip I remembered when researching it, and my local stores keep fence pickets outside (I used cedar) so there is treatment + the elements. Ah yes, definitely removed staples in my boards too. Cheers!
HI Thank you for posting this video I am going to make two of these for my front yard. I will let you know how it works out. Thank you again.
Sounds great! How did it work out?
@@BradyHommel It worked out good my wife stained them put one of her potted plants in each of them, she showed them to her eye Dr now he wants one for a plant in his office waiting room.
Great explanation. Right to the point - no BS & nothing else but how to build! New subscriber ✅
Glad to hear that! thanks for your comment! more content like this soon!
So easy and right to it thanks I've made me a few and I added a short trellis to them from the inside for my Hoya plants I potted them in them and now to watch them grow and climb for me I'm so happy 😊😊
Glad to hear that! Love the trellis idea!
Thank you so much for taking us step by step to make these nice job really injoyed watching. 💘 love from Canada 🇨🇦
Appreciate your comment. Thanks a lot!
Awesome super easy build and with only two fence pickets!
Thanks! Working on a couple more this week that I will be sharing
Only found this channel this morning and I'm already intrigued 🙌 thank you for putting in the time and effort on your videos!! 🙏
Appreciate your comment. Thank you! Glad your enjoying the videos!
Nice, real efficient use of the timber
Thanks Paul!
It’s true, all of it! Great instructions and it’s simple to put together with a brad nailer, table saw and miter saw. Thank you! And the exact pickets are on sale right now at Lowe’s for $1.98 each. You really can assemble a great looking box for under $5 in less than an hour first go!
Went today it’s $2.18. Going to make one today will add pics when done.
Don’t know how to add pic but it came out great 1 little mistake my 45 degree cut didn’t line up perfect in 1 corner. But a great success.
I love your job.
Thank you for teaching us.
Appreciate that. Thank you!
Great little planter.
Appreciate that! Thank you
Thanks for the clear, detailed tutorial!
Your welcome!
So easy and simple. Thanks for the video
You got it! Thanks for the comment
What an easy video! I want to make these, and sell them. I feel like this this a great come into wood work video. Still learning my miter and just other wood working tools and stuff like this, really helps! Thanks Man! Please keep it up!
I appreciate your comment and glad the video will be helpful for you! Thanks!
So I cut the boards to the size, but because I have a small miter saw I could not stack the pickets. I learned that you must cut 2 of each from each picket to only use 2. I had to cut my final piece from a third picket. Still turned out great. Just wanted to pass it along.
Great video easy to understand short to the point great job. Than you
Hey thanks for the video. These are great! I have been experimenting with different ones. I built three already! One in cedar in the size you show and two more out of pine pickets painted gray (16 inches) Glad I found this one! Now we just need more time!
Some of the people in these comments just kill me lmfao. Amazing video man! Definitely something I will be adding to my spring projects.
I love this tutorial! Will HD or Lowes cut the wood for me? Also, should I sand and stain prior to assembling?
Awesome, going to make me some this weekend. Great job.
Thanks! appreciate the comment. Have fun!
Nice presentation and nice product. Thanks for the tips
Looks Great! and does not costs too much! Going to try this weekend!
Nice! Good luck! Thanks for your comment.
Nice simple design and to the point video. Keep them coming !
More in the works as we speak! Thank you! 😊
Thank you for the informative instructions.
Your welcome!
That's awesome! i'm going to build some this weekend, Thanks!
Great time of year for it! I am building some more too. Larger ones than these. Video should be out next week.
Nice and simple, that's what I like. Thank you!
Good to hear! Thanks for watching
Great instructional video! I will be making some very soon.
Great to hear! Glad you liked it. Thanks!
Thank you. I just made my first one!
Great to hear!
Wow. What a nice job.
Thanks so much Sandy!
i like these projects you have, well done.
Thank you!
Just finished making my 1st planter box, everything went great, the only issue I had was that some of the pickets were thicker in places and when I made the top trim some of the 45 corners didn't match up on the corner heights but that's OK, it's my first and my wife loved it, it will be inside on a covered deck so I used regular wood glue, but will go back thru with screws when I have time.
if you have a planer just run it through so they are all exact
Nice job on the planter. Just out of curiosity how much do you charge for one of wooden planters?... Thank you!!
Great video! Going to try these for sure
In the uk - cedar pales are nearly £10 each. so have used pressure treated instead at £3.21
Thanks for the video. I'll be trying to make 2 of these for our house this Spring!
Your welcome!
A easy way to make this project!
Thanks for teaching!
Your welcome!
Another very good video. Thank you!
Glad you like it. Thank you!
What a simple design. I've made several of these and they are great. Quick question. Does your method of scrap pieces for the bottom allow someone to put dirt and plant their own flowers or plants. I worry that dirt would fall through the bottom buy you'd want to leave a gap for water drainage. Your thoughts would be helpful. Thanks for your videos..
You can place landscaping fabric in it, I've seen most people do so in a raised garden planter, so this could apply to.
Great video - good info - very well done. I am going to make a bunch of these and sell them. Thanks so much. I will follow you for more ideas.
Glad it was helpful! They sell pretty good in the spring time!
Great video. Would really be helpful if you could add how lining could be added so that it can be used as a planter. Thanks
Thank you! I just bought landscape fabric and stapled it in there.
cool planter,,,i`m going to make a few did you make the chairs ?
Excellent instructional video….thank you for posting
Glad you liked the video. Thank you!
Hey Brady! I have a question for you. My top trim isn't on enough to nail on. Can I make it smaller and still fit the pot?
BTW......great video and planter. Just built one. Looks like a 30 min planter.
Another quick question. Your tall vertical planter with handles....... love it but cannot get it to sell. I could reduce price but want to make it worth while for my time. Help?
Awesome - great concise details!
Great job just enough information tks
Glad you liked it!
Have you had problems with the pressure treated stuff drying out and shrinking? Does the glue and pins hold up?
No to awful bad. The glue and brads hold up fine. A few miters have slightly tweaked out of perfect Allignment but not bad.
What do you typically charge?
nice build Thanks for sharing, will be making some of these
Nice! They sell pretty good in the spring time
How long should you let the pickets dryout..I let them dry for a couple days but gaps are now showing between the two horizontal pieces, some as large as 1/4 inch..it even separated the glue. I like to glue the two pieces together before putting the sides on..
I loved this it’s an easy build thanks ❤
Great to hear!
awesome job !!!
Thank you!
great video! so clever!
Thank you!
What a fun project. What table saw are you using
Thanks! I don't remember the exact model. I sold it. But it was a Delta from lowes.
@@BradyHommel I thought it was Delta. I sold mine 25 years ago. Big mistake. I need another lol.
Hi, great tutorial. I was going to purchase the plans for this build but it says they are sold out? Do you have them at a different location?
Nice job
Thank you!
I can't wait to try this!
Have fun!
Nice video. Exactly what I needed. Thanks.
Great to hear! Thanks for the comment!
Can you send me the link of the fence pickets?
Can I have the link to the fence picket, I can't seem to find it
Pure genius
Thanks!
Great info and tips....💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾
Thanks!
Did you make those chairs outside? Do you have a video? Also can you please do a pool lounger?
Pretty cool thank you. Gets me motivated to do similar.
Great to hear that!
Will Titebond II work for these types of pressure treated planks?
Yes it will. As long as the lumber isn't to wet on the surface. Best to allow the wood to sit in your shop a couple days.
@@BradyHommel Thanks. I went with the Titebond III and made 2 of them this past weekend.
How would I expand this to make the planter 4'x3' and 30 inches deep?
Not sure if someone already asked but...did you make the chairs with the short backs? From the beginning of your video.
Thank you so much.. I’m going to try this
Glad to hear that! Thank you!
Great video. Thanks, can't wait to make up some of these.
Thanks a lot! Have fun!