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1,800 dollars? Wow!! Gonna give this a shot. Built one of your cedar planters and posted it on Facebook and got 8 orders for 18 planters within 24 hours!! Thanks
@shda5582 I'm trying to figure that out myself. Material + time =? I'll be making them soon, but I'm guessing around $300ish. But I think I always under price my stuff.
One of the better pieces of advice on making money from woodworking I’ve gotten was “if you wanna make a name for yourself, sell beautiful custom pieces, if you wanna actually make money, sell outdoor furniture”
biggest money maker using wood I ever did was a three tier garden bed that wrapped around a customers deck, they got tired of looking at ugly plastic lattice. they mentioned wanting a garden and it killed two birds with one stone. They filled the entire thing tomato plants XD
The tools don’t cost as much as you think for basic ones. As long as you’ve got a mitre block, saw and clamps you can make these. It will just take more effort as you’re physically sawing. Don’t be put off.
@@philspd473I’m not even a carpenter and I know this. I can do more with just a circular saw than most men could do with a full workshop. I was a commercial steamfitter by trade, once you know how to really use a tape and field measure things you “can” do just about everything any other tradesman can do. I might be “slower” at it than a true carpenter but I’m also a perfectionist on everything I do😂
Clicked cuz I like how the planter looks but little did I know it would include bonus content showing the “I can build that” motto and that young man’s *glorious* hair 😊. Good stuff!
Just started to dip my toes in the wood working world learning my way around techniques and tools I come from welding and fabrication and some of it translates but your videos are definitely my go too thanks for taking the time to make these!
13:23 great build this far!! Caught that you left the 1/4” spacers out of this step before you mentioned it! “Screw ups” happen! Thanks for being human and including them!
Thank you. The statement on your T-shirt was exactly what I needed to hear this morning. Sometimes the simplest things that you hear resonate the deepest.
I've been following you for awhile now, and I have to tell you how much I appreciate you and your videos. I've even started using fence pickets for most of my builds. I have been woodworking for over 10 years, and honestly your videos brought new life to my work. I had all but lost my love for working in my shop, because I was building the same thing over and over again.
Matt, I don't have a shop at the time, all my tools in storage, but thank you so much for your encouraging videos. I love em! I am a man of Faith, far from a perfect man. But, if ya don't mind, I'm gonna keep you and yours in prayer that he bless your channel and all your endeavors!
Well, i saw a lot of comments about tools. I'm downsizing my tools and thinking I can do this with a circular saw, mini circular saw and skill saw. It'll be fun to try.
Love the "realness" of your video! Quite comical, but perfectly placed without hurting your instructions. Keeping the outtakes and not trying to be "perfect" was also refreshing! Oh....and great camera work!
What an attractive project! I think I would add an 8 or 10” free floating X support piece for under the pot. Painted to match the frame. Thanks for the inspiration!
@@ashokmoghe8035 Hi, sorry I missed this yesterday. Gerald is correct. I wouldn’t want the bottom of the pot peaking out the sides at the bottom, so the support would raise it to the level of the side panels.
Excellent !!! I always enjoy your videos Mathew, thanks for the spot on instructions, cut list, and humor. I have built several of your projects in the past, and sold several of your planters, snowflakes, and coffee tables glad I found your channel.
Love the encouragement you give to your viewers on your channel. I don’t see that much on other channels. Skills aside, that’s one or more up on others 😀
Recently discovered your channel and I’m hooked! As a beginner, I’m so appreciative of your easy to understand directions, looking forward to more videos and building more, including this. Keep doing great and thank you!!
Wow, Matthew I just found your channel recently. I have been woodworking for many years and have built many nice projects over the years. I gotta say I really love your channel and the content. Your presentation for the builds are outstanding. And I love the fact you are so pragmatic in your approach to building, and not wasteful with your resources. You are my kind of woodworker. Not needing to spend a fortune on materials to make something beautiful and useful. Thanks for the videos! Keep em coming. 👍
I liked I would have gone with treated lumber which would cost more but would last longer in Texas. Have a question does titebond work well on painted or stained lumber? I only use it on bare wood but maybe I don't have to.
I built a three of the original looking planter slightly enlarged for my brother in law to hold his skateboard collection. Now I’ll try these with the slats that look even better. Thanks a bunch!!
@richpalmisano1740 thanks for this comment!!! I’m Looking a building one of the but in a U shape, so, 4 planters and 3 benches, for a customer. Haven’t given them a price yet. And instead of black, they want the color to match their house siding.
Awesome build as always. Love the bloopers! I just told the wife it planter season and we need to get started. Always enjoy the tips and tricks Matt!!!
Only one thing I would add. That is a couple dowels (not glued, just inserted) at the ends of the bench where they rest on the planter. As it is, if someone moves the planter, the bench will fall down. The dowels will keep the bench from separating (with use or unexpectedly) from the planter. Excellent work and looks really nice.
@spocksvulcanbrain what's good about your idea, especially if you want to break them down to store at end of each season, is that you can easily reconfigure them in different arrangements and not damage out surface of planters. Both could be useful depending on application.
I love this! I read your, about me page! I used to be a nurse too! Your page popped up in my UA-cam que, lucky for you, you now have a new subscriber! About me, ex nurse. US Navy Veteran (D), and now retired Ala. State Employee. (Due to earlier stuff)...lol! Glad to meet ya and as soon as my Rt Sciatic nerve stops hurting from my Arse to my Ankle, I'm gonna try and build this!!! I didn't see the plans so I'm gonna do what I did as a kid and teenager when I wanted to know the words of a song. Listen, stop, Write, stop, Repeat Listen, stop, Write(make changes), stop, Repeat Listen......you get it! But this time, Watch Listen, stop, Write, Repeat, Watch Listen, stop, Write, Repeat! LMAO AND UR2!!!✝️🙏❤🇺🇸
Just discovered your channel, great build. Amazing attitude and vibe, instant subscribe. I'm an industrial Designer and artist. Though I have build a a few pieces of furniture its always great to see new designs and approaches. I'm going to try a couple of your projects.
Hello Matthew! I really enjoy your content and humor! I don’t miss a video and I will join Patreon as soon as soon as i start getting my VA disability. I finally have gotten my shop set up and made room to use my old ridgid table saw. I am going to start making the rustic wears and small that you focus on a lot so I can sell them at a market and pull in some extra income. Smalls will be something I will be able to lift. Sorry, got long winded but just wanted to thank you!
Beautiful! We are building a deck and these would be perfect to set the mood of relaxation. I have to show this to my husband and beg him to help me build it lol thanks for the video.
Hi Matthew, Nice looking garden bench. Now this might just be a camera angle, but it looks like the stained slats that you're sitting on are bowing. Do you not think that three supports under the bench slats would be a stronger option? By the way, if you put a board on one of the planters, then a pillow or a cushion, You could sleep for much longer and be more comfortable. Regards
Any suggestions for some sort of center brace under the benches? That's the only thing I worry about is weight support of multiple people decide to sit on it.
😊 I CAN BUILD THAT!! Matthew, I love your channel ❤❤❤❤❤!! Taking what looks so complicated and making it so simple!! Thank you! Blessings ❤ PS... making one of these planter- benches for my garden space!!
That Kreg quick flip thing looks like an exact copy of some of the bits in a fairly extensive drill/driver bit set I inherited from my late grandfather. It's a Craftsman, and judging from the brochure that was in it it's gotta be from the 90s. Everything looks exactly the same other than the branding. I had no idea the little nub on the chuck side was an allen key, that's pretty awesome. Mine's made in USA, I wonder if the Kreg is too by whatever company was making them for Craftsman 30 years ago?
I’ve been thinking about building an ottoman bed, with storage underneath. I’m not very experienced yet. It’s going to be quite a project, more complicated than the foot stool and shelf I’ve made so far, and last night I was doubting whether I should do it or just buy a new bed from Ikea. Your mantra was exactly what I needed to hear. If you can dream it, you can build it. Thanks a lot, mate. Also, I appreciate the focus on protection. You’re setting a good example.
@@MatthewPeechWoodworking I had wood shop as a teenager and I fell in love with the art of wood. But sadly I don’t have the tools to really build anything but I love all things wood. Thanks to Mr Thomas 🫶🏽
Thanks for the video, I built the planter,seats and they came out GREAT. Please tell me the size of Bob Ross topiary because I ordered 2 at 15.8" and they just fell to the bottom of the planter. Please help and this project is done. Thanks again. Chris
Lol I worked at a floral wholesale warehouse....those are artificial boxwood orbs. They were really popular in the wedding designers....all that foo foo stuff. As clerical staff and having put together a few 100, they are an absolute pain. I wish I had thought of the Bob Ross thing...the boss lady would have had a stroke. :) Great design for the planter bench!
I love this idea. Here is a question I have, as I'm still a novice and haven't worked with pressure treated wood... I just priced pressure treated lumber, and it's basically twice as expensive. But would it maybe be worth it for the durability? I also know you have to let the PT lumber dry before working with it, which creates a delay as well.
Love your work. I wish I had tools to do that, nevermind the $ to purchase them. . So since I can't build anything,, I'll watch your work and dream what I could do one day
This is a very cool project. But, my only concern, which is a big one, is safety. There are no support braces to keep it from twisting and keeping it square. The pocket holes and nicely 90d corners are pretty sturdy, but a wiggling child or a heavy adult will wear on those screws. Or a large dog runs into a planter several times and again, and those screws can only last under so much stress. It is soft wood. I'm not knocking the work and have no idea if the original he is eluding to has extra support. I've just been the happy recipient of meeting the ground in quick response to a broken chair. Keep up the good work, Matt, and let me know your thoughts if you have time. Thanks
Another great video! Hope to get the chance to start doing some of these projects soon. I'm only home every other weekend and working on a house reno most of my time at home. Thanks. I plan to use woodworking as my retirement plan.
Literally was "eyeing that super cool shirt" that you were wearing when you said that, sold! Thanks for all your inspiration, knowledge sharing, and keeping us current on trends!
Love it nice design and great video description as always will definitely be getting these plans.....the wife LOVED the planter I built from your plans last year and even though the wife wanted it unfinished in raw pine it is still holding up great
Hey Matt just bought the plans for this build. Your video said you used teak oil to protect the project. Did you apply it before or after paint and stain..Thanks for your content..
AWESOME build Wes!!! Very cool to see you include your grandson in this build. Can you tell me please - where did you buy the Lego track from. Thank you so much - I enjoy watching and learning from you.
Man I love the impact this thing has, it looks substantial but doesn't take a ton of wood. I prefer planters that can hold dirt without a pot, but it would be easy to modify the horizontal rails to work with some fence picket panels. In my area cedar has come way down in price so it's well worth it to spend a little more to upgrade.
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★ Plans and Merch! All plans include exploded views, cutting layouts, and easy-to-follow step-by-step instructions.
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The Original $6 Planter - ua-cam.com/video/fJjuel64ARU/v-deo.html
The Farmhouse Planter- ua-cam.com/video/xov_ItPovSg/v-deo.html
The Tall Tapered Planter- ua-cam.com/video/uWJLPX0dPE4/v-deo.html
The Herringbone Planter- ua-cam.com/video/8A-ep5CmcUc/v-deo.html
The Three Picket Slatted Planter- ua-cam.com/video/YfeXgB_mN3g/v-deo.html
The Multi-Tiered Picket Planter- ua-cam.com/video/rMZwvP92tvg/v-deo.html
The Tiered 5 Box Planter- ua-cam.com/video/ScQW5E4vLN4/v-deo.html
The Tiered 3 Box Planter- ua-cam.com/video/HXRqtVWB814/v-deo.html
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I’d like to build this - but does the cost include things like wood glue, screws, etc?
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Nice Banksy art!
❤🫶🏼 thank you for the Bob Ross reference 😂
I just got thru 😅 (done)
Dismantling my planter to move it to a new location 😊
1,800 dollars? Wow!! Gonna give this a shot. Built one of your cedar planters and posted it on Facebook and got 8 orders for 18 planters within 24 hours!! Thanks
Very nice!
How much were you charging, if you don't mind my asking?
@shda5582 I'm trying to figure that out myself. Material + time =?
I'll be making them soon, but I'm guessing around $300ish. But I think I always under price my stuff.
@normanwein8741 I dunno, I've been told that the picket planter boxes I did was too high at 40 but who knows?
You jiving man?
One of the better pieces of advice on making money from woodworking I’ve gotten was “if you wanna make a name for yourself, sell beautiful custom pieces, if you wanna actually make money, sell outdoor furniture”
biggest money maker using wood I ever did was a three tier garden bed that wrapped around a customers deck, they got tired of looking at ugly plastic lattice. they mentioned wanting a garden and it killed two birds with one stone. They filled the entire thing tomato plants XD
When you have the right tools…you can build it easily, but not every one has a workshop that is so well equiped! 😊 beautifully done.
The tools don’t cost as much as you think for basic ones. As long as you’ve got a mitre block, saw and clamps you can make these. It will just take more effort as you’re physically sawing. Don’t be put off.
The dude uses a 4 dollar bit extension instead of just having 19 drills like every other "woodworking" youtuber. You're barking at the wrong cat.
Bottom line is the carpenter makes the tool, the tool doesn't make the carpenter.
@@philspd473I’m not even a carpenter and I know this. I can do more with just a circular saw than most men could do with a full workshop. I was a commercial steamfitter by trade, once you know how to really use a tape and field measure things you “can” do just about everything any other tradesman can do. I might be “slower” at it than a true carpenter but I’m also a perfectionist on everything I do😂
@@ligyron2835 agreed.
Clicked cuz I like how the planter looks but little did I know it would include bonus content showing the “I can build that” motto and that young man’s *glorious* hair 😊.
Good stuff!
Just started to dip my toes in the wood working world learning my way around techniques and tools I come from welding and fabrication and some of it translates but your videos are definitely my go too thanks for taking the time to make these!
13:23 great build this far!! Caught that you left the 1/4” spacers out of this step before you mentioned it! “Screw ups” happen! Thanks for being human and including them!
It happens! 😬
Thank you. The statement on your T-shirt was exactly what I needed to hear this morning. Sometimes the simplest things that you hear resonate the deepest.
Thanks!
Thank YOU!
I've been following you for awhile now, and I have to tell you how much I appreciate you and your videos. I've even started using fence pickets for most of my builds. I have been woodworking for over 10 years, and honestly your videos brought new life to my work. I had all but lost my love for working in my shop, because I was building the same thing over and over again.
This is great to hear. Keep up the good work.
Matt, I don't have a shop at the time, all my tools in storage, but thank you so much for your encouraging videos. I love em! I am a man of Faith, far from a perfect man. But, if ya don't mind, I'm gonna keep you and yours in prayer that he bless your channel and all your endeavors!
Well, i saw a lot of comments about tools. I'm downsizing my tools and thinking I can do this with a circular saw, mini circular saw and skill saw. It'll be fun to try.
If yall watch him so much why not subscribe!? It hurts nothing and helps him build his channel and bring us more content!
Love the "realness" of your video! Quite comical, but perfectly placed without hurting your instructions. Keeping the outtakes and not trying to be "perfect" was also refreshing! Oh....and great camera work!
What an attractive project! I think I would add an 8 or 10” free floating X support piece for under the pot. Painted to match the frame. Thanks for the inspiration!
Great idea!
Trying to figure out where this cross support piece would go. Would like to build one for my backyard. Thanks in advance if you can please elaborate.
I think you would put it at the bottom for the pot to sit on..
@@ashokmoghe8035 Hi, sorry I missed this yesterday. Gerald is correct. I wouldn’t want the bottom of the pot peaking out the sides at the bottom, so the support would raise it to the level of the side panels.
It would also be beneficial for drainage- unless you go with the Bob Ross of course 😉
Excellent !!! I always enjoy your videos Mathew, thanks for the spot on instructions, cut list, and humor. I have built several of your projects in the past, and sold several of your planters, snowflakes, and coffee tables glad I found your channel.
Love the encouragement you give to your viewers on your channel. I don’t see that much on other channels. Skills aside, that’s one or more up on others 😀
Recently discovered your channel and I’m hooked! As a beginner, I’m so appreciative of your easy to understand directions, looking forward to more videos and building more, including this. Keep doing great and thank you!!
Wow, Matthew I just found your channel recently. I have been woodworking for many years and have built many nice projects over the years. I gotta say I really love your channel and the content. Your presentation for the builds are outstanding. And I love the fact you are so pragmatic in your approach to building, and not wasteful with your resources. You are my kind of woodworker. Not needing to spend a fortune on materials to make something beautiful and useful. Thanks for the videos! Keep em coming. 👍
I like the dresser drawer behind him to the right (our right).
It’s split apart on the top! (!!!)
🤣🤣🗣Leave Bob Ross alone!!🤣🤣
Blessings From Texas 🤠
I liked I would have gone with treated lumber which would cost more but would last longer in Texas.
Have a question does titebond work well on painted or stained lumber? I only use it on bare wood but maybe I don't have to.
Nice hood over your chop saw! That’s a great idea…that I’m gonna steal for my chop saw.
Thank you for the lesson for the planters.
I built a three of the original looking planter slightly enlarged for my brother in law to hold his skateboard collection. Now I’ll try these with the slats that look even better. Thanks a bunch!!
Somebody was selling one of these on FB Marketplace. Went looking for more info and found this video. Fantastic! Thank you.
Time saver tip!
Don't cut down the slats. Leave them 1 1/2" and space off end 1/4" and 3/8" between...
I just did that and it looks great!😊
@richpalmisano1740 thanks for this comment!!! I’m
Looking a building one of the but in a U shape, so, 4 planters and 3 benches, for a customer. Haven’t given them a price yet. And instead of black, they want the color to match their house siding.
Awesome build as always. Love the bloopers! I just told the wife it planter season and we need to get started. Always enjoy the tips and tricks Matt!!!
Power of positive thought. Awesome. Subscribed!
I love this!! I hope my husband can make this with the saw he has
Only one thing I would add. That is a couple dowels (not glued, just inserted) at the ends of the bench where they rest on the planter. As it is, if someone moves the planter, the bench will fall down. The dowels will keep the bench from separating (with use or unexpectedly) from the planter. Excellent work and looks really nice.
That's a good idea too... but weren't the rails attached with pocket hole screws to the planters?
@@theoriginalmonstermaker Were they? I thought they were just laid on top. I may have missed that. Disregard my comment if so.
He attached with pocket holes but your idea is pretty good too
@spocksvulcanbrain what's good about your idea, especially if you want to break them down to store at end of each season, is that you can easily reconfigure them in different arrangements and not damage out surface of planters.
Both could be useful depending on application.
I think this project makes a lot of sense, very practical and your presentation was excellent. I am going to make this, Thank You.
I love this! I read your, about me page! I used to be a nurse too! Your page popped up in my UA-cam que, lucky for you, you now have a new subscriber! About me, ex nurse. US Navy Veteran (D), and now retired Ala. State Employee. (Due to earlier stuff)...lol! Glad to meet ya and as soon as my Rt Sciatic nerve stops hurting from my Arse to my Ankle, I'm gonna try and build this!!! I didn't see the plans so I'm gonna do what I did as a kid and teenager when I wanted to know the words of a song. Listen, stop, Write, stop, Repeat Listen, stop, Write(make changes), stop, Repeat Listen......you get it! But this time, Watch Listen, stop, Write, Repeat, Watch Listen, stop, Write, Repeat! LMAO AND UR2!!!✝️🙏❤🇺🇸
Absolutely love this one Bob! Starting this one today. Thanks...best woodworking videos out there.
Thank you!
Just discovered your channel, great build. Amazing attitude and vibe, instant subscribe. I'm an industrial Designer and artist. Though I have build a a few pieces of furniture its always great to see new designs and approaches. I'm going to try a couple of your projects.
Thanks for the inspiration!! I need to get my woodshop back up and running!
I can build that!! Love it!!! RCW is going to be put back on the map.
OMG... I LOVE this! Yes, I will make it BUT, since I dont have the tools, I will source my woodsin their finished sites and go from there. YAY!!!
I am starting my new job tomorrow, but will be making this next weekend. This looks so cool. Thank you Matthew!!
You got this!
Hello Matthew! I really enjoy your content and humor! I don’t miss a video and I will join Patreon as soon as soon as i start getting my VA disability. I finally have gotten my shop set up and made room to use my old ridgid table saw. I am going to start making the rustic wears and small that you focus on a lot so I can sell them at a market and pull in some extra income. Smalls will be something I will be able to lift. Sorry, got long winded but just wanted to thank you!
Love your work Matt. Has given this new to woodwork fellah some great ideas to learn with. Thanks!
Great to hear!
Beautiful! We are building a deck and these would be perfect to set the mood of relaxation. I have to show this to my husband and beg him to help me build it lol thanks for the video.
Hi Matthew, Nice looking garden bench. Now this might just be a camera angle, but it looks like the stained slats that you're sitting on are bowing. Do you not think that three supports under the bench slats would be a stronger option? By the way, if you put a board on one of the planters, then a pillow or a cushion, You could sleep for much longer and be more comfortable. Regards
Love those panels! Could be used for other projects too.
Thank you for sharing your creativity.
Thank you, Matt and Ethan. What a great build.
Our pleasure!
Bought the plans because I just like his openness to the viewers
Any suggestions for some sort of center brace under the benches? That's the only thing I worry about is weight support of multiple people decide to sit on it.
Wow, I LOVE that!! Definitely on my to-do list!
Yea!!
I love this and thank you so much for sharing how to make this. I have to make this for my patio.
Hi Matthew, thank you for your great video's, why don't you cut the notches out the one by one and half before cutting to length
Another project that is awesome Plan to make my first one for myself Thanks again and I really like that your videos are so relaxed Keep them coming
Thank you!
i cant build it but I love watching you make it! found you tonight ...subscribed
Great tutorial!! Very easy build!! Thanks for sharing and the time put in!! Bob Ross's cousin Bush Ross?
That's right! Lol
WOWWWW, love this. I wish I could make this. Your videos and projects are amazing.
I came gir the planter bench, but omg that split dresser behind you 😮🥰
This is a great project Matthew. You're a Hero once again.
😊 I CAN BUILD THAT!! Matthew, I love your channel ❤❤❤❤❤!! Taking what looks so complicated and making it so simple!!
Thank you!
Blessings ❤
PS... making one of these planter- benches for my garden space!!
That Kreg quick flip thing looks like an exact copy of some of the bits in a fairly extensive drill/driver bit set I inherited from my late grandfather. It's a Craftsman, and judging from the brochure that was in it it's gotta be from the 90s. Everything looks exactly the same other than the branding. I had no idea the little nub on the chuck side was an allen key, that's pretty awesome. Mine's made in USA, I wonder if the Kreg is too by whatever company was making them for Craftsman 30 years ago?
I’ve been thinking about building an ottoman bed, with storage underneath. I’m not very experienced yet. It’s going to be quite a project, more complicated than the foot stool and shelf I’ve made so far, and last night I was doubting whether I should do it or just buy a new bed from Ikea. Your mantra was exactly what I needed to hear. If you can dream it, you can build it. Thanks a lot, mate. Also, I appreciate the focus on protection. You’re setting a good example.
Thank you for sharing your work 🫶🏽
My pleasure!
@@MatthewPeechWoodworking I had wood shop as a teenager and I fell in love with the art of wood. But sadly I don’t have the tools to really build anything but I love all things wood. Thanks to Mr Thomas 🫶🏽
Thanks for the video, I built the planter,seats and they came out GREAT. Please tell me the size of Bob Ross topiary because I ordered 2 at 15.8" and they just fell to the bottom of the planter. Please help and this project is done. Thanks again. Chris
Lol I worked at a floral wholesale warehouse....those are artificial boxwood orbs. They were really popular in the wedding designers....all that foo foo stuff. As clerical staff and having put together a few 100, they are an absolute pain. I wish I had thought of the Bob Ross thing...the boss lady would have had a stroke. :)
Great design for the planter bench!
This one is on my things to build this spring. Nice.
My man you are making my mind race with these videos. I've watched like 10 in a row.
Thank you gonna start with mothers day gift the go from there.
I love this idea.
Here is a question I have, as I'm still a novice and haven't worked with pressure treated wood...
I just priced pressure treated lumber, and it's basically twice as expensive. But would it maybe be worth it for the durability?
I also know you have to let the PT lumber dry before working with it, which creates a delay as well.
Love your work. I wish I had tools to do that, nevermind the $ to purchase them. . So since I can't build anything,, I'll watch your work and dream what I could do one day
This is a very cool project. But, my only concern, which is a big one, is safety. There are no support braces to keep it from twisting and keeping it square. The pocket holes and nicely 90d corners are pretty sturdy, but a wiggling child or a heavy adult will wear on those screws. Or a large dog runs into a planter several times and again, and those screws can only last under so much stress. It is soft wood.
I'm not knocking the work and have no idea if the original he is eluding to has extra support. I've just been the happy recipient of meeting the ground in quick response to a broken chair. Keep up the good work, Matt, and let me know your thoughts if you have time. Thanks
Another great video! Hope to get the chance to start doing some of these projects soon. I'm only home every other weekend and working on a house reno most of my time at home. Thanks. I plan to use woodworking as my retirement plan.
Another great build and video!!
Thanks again!
Amazing job love this. I'm a 67yr old heart transplant patient I really want to try this. Love love love it
Great videos sir!
Can’t wait to build that and see what people around here are willing to pay for it.
Awesome! Love the colour contrast in this build. Plus a very entertaining video. Great team, you two.
Outstanding project! Disassembled for easy transport!
That’s a really nice job thanks for sharing it
Thank you for sharing! Blessings to you and yours!!!🙏🇺🇸
Same to you!
WOW!!! you are very handy!!! wished I had all that machinery to cut wood!!!
Great job
Literally was "eyeing that super cool shirt" that you were wearing when you said that, sold! Thanks for all your inspiration, knowledge sharing, and keeping us current on trends!
Love the work shop! Planter bench looks great🎉🎉
Thanks again , Matthew! Another great build!
Thanks again!
This is another awesome video. You make a great teacher. Thanks.
You're very welcome!
Can you use untreated pine or should it be treated? Should you follow with some type of top coat? What would you recommend?
Thanks for posting video.
Love it nice design and great video description as always will definitely be getting these plans.....the wife LOVED the planter I built from your plans last year and even though the wife wanted it unfinished in raw pine it is still holding up great
Great to hear! Thanks for the support.
Hey Matt just bought the plans for this build. Your video said you used teak oil to protect the project. Did you apply it before or after paint and stain..Thanks for your content..
I got my shirt!! Thank you! Building my first workbench later today 🎉
Nice!
I like the slat and grove method. Just what I needed to make a diy headboard for my diy bedframe/
Hi mathew sir great build
Always appreciate your videos, keep up the great work Matt!
Thanks! Will do!
First off, you sound like Billy Bob Thornton, super cool. Second, love this planter!
I subscribed as soon as you put the Bob Ross ball on your head 😂😂😂😂😂😂. You’re my kind of guy! Thank you for this content
AWESOME build Wes!!! Very cool to see you include your grandson in this build. Can you tell me please - where did you buy the Lego track from. Thank you so much - I enjoy watching and learning from you.
I will be building these in a few days, along with a few other planters. Tis the season for these to start selling here on the east coast.
Yes!
Love the sense of humour. Well done
making the dado cuts: do you set it to 5/8 flip and 5/8, or 3/8 flip and 3/8? or does it matter?
Disassemble is the proper word lol! I love your work man. It looks amazing I’ll try my shot at making one!
Planters & Banksy. Thanks.
Love this!!!!! Thank you! new subscriber
Man I love the impact this thing has, it looks substantial but doesn't take a ton of wood.
I prefer planters that can hold dirt without a pot, but it would be easy to modify the horizontal rails to work with some fence picket panels.
In my area cedar has come way down in price so it's well worth it to spend a little more to upgrade.
This content going man you kick ass
Love your channel! Thank you for always sharing.
I subscribed today brother, I’ve built to many of your projects and never realized I wasn’t subscribed yet! I fixed that😁
Awesome! Thank you!