didn't need a commentary, notes added were enough. absolutely loved the music, its what i enjoy when working as well, although i have been guilty of stopping work and just listening!!!. would love a link to the downloads. thanks for posting. best wishes from NZ
I dont know. Since I am also very skeptical in this regard, I have only built a disguise/cover, so the wood is not in contact with the earth. The plants are in plastic pots. At the bottom I have attached small plastic feet so that no water comes from below to the wood. The wood only gets wet when it is raining or snowing. But then it can dry from all sides and will last a long time - I hope ;-)
@@CP-MakeItReal if you line or coat the inside of the container with a marine epoxy (the kind they coat boats with), then it will not rot from the inside out and will be protected from wet soil. others have actually used fiberglass resin (which is a bit more expensive) to do the same thing...
What are those two tools called? The one at 10:45 to bend the 90 degree angle for the ends of the long piece of flat metal. And the one around 11:10 that makes the flat metal circular after a few passes back and forth? Great video by the way. The end result looks nice.
Thank you. At 10:45 the tool is called "universal bending machine" bought on amazon (type UB100A www.holzmann-maschinen.at/EN/universal-bending-machine-1436). The tool at 11:10 is called "Rollenbiegemaschine - roll bending machine" (e.g. www.amazon.de/vidaXL-Rollenbiegemaschine-Rollenbieger-Rundbiegemaschine-Rundbiegeger%C3%A4t/dp/B018JH0S4I)
Beautiful job.. I want to make it in the dimensions of the golden ratio - 32.6 high and 40 diameter. If 24 pieces cut at 7.5 angle how wide should each board be to get 40cm diameter? Thanks a lot!
@@johnanderson6187 You divide by two because each board has two sides. 360° divided by the number of boards gives you the angle for each board. Each board has two sides, so you divide the board’s angle by two.
Accident while BBQ - smoking chips placed under the hot grill grate. After that I had a new project - a new grill grate lifter. You always have to see the positive thing about it ;-)
Very nice, but can you do that with a rusty spade, a few dud screwdrivers and a blunt chisel - I think not. Seems like this guys got 20k's worth of machinery so not so simple a project.
I don't understand why there's always that one guy. I've seen it from composting to making wooden planters. Either watch a different video, if you have no imagination, or adapt to something that works for you. We all know pawn shops have tools for fairly cheap. Maybe if you're not so grumpy to your neighbors, they'll loan you a tool. Good God, everyone forget their manners? This man is not required to build a certain way to keep your fee fees from being bent.
Where's your video showing you making this with a rusty spade, a few dud screwdrivers, and a blunt chisel? You've had 3 years to do it. Where's the video?
@@CP-MakeItReal No sense in having the machines and not using them ;) You can make a cheap and cheerful circular planter cover by laying boards flat and tying them together on the inside with galvanised builders banding (metal strip with holes) and stainless screws. Cut angled pieces to form a top ring to finish it off. I recycled some old decking into covers for a couple of 25gal round plastic trashcans, 18" diameter x 30" tall. All you need is saw and a screwdriver ;)
Looks great and what a wonderful use for old wood - most people just throw away and look at beautiful this is!!! Nice job.
Great project! Thanks for the time to make and film it. Subscribed!
Thank you from Chile, very nice.
Best regards from Austria to Chile, thank you.
That is one heck of a jointer/planer
Hermoso t felicito bendiciones d Chile
Gostei de trabalho e da sua oficina, tem tudo.👏👍🇧🇷
Obrigado. Apenas a oficina simplesmente não tem espaço suficiente. 😉
Beautiful job
coole musik und schön zum zu/anschauen
Wow cool vid I didn’t realize how much the wood really gets squeezed and formed! Thx!
What a great video! Your table saw slide setup is awesome. I see you just cracked 1000 subscribers, me too, feels great! Subbed 👍
I like your machinery. You have everything ...must have cost a lot...Great job
Thank you! I miss a band saw - but unfortunately no space for it ;-)
And a pillar drill ??
didn't need a commentary, notes added were enough. absolutely loved the music, its what i enjoy when working as well, although i have been guilty of stopping work and just listening!!!. would love a link to the downloads. thanks for posting. best wishes from NZ
The music is available free of charge for video editing in the TH-cam Studio.
Thank you for the video!! What size plastic pot did you put in it and how do you keep the water from possibly rotting the bottom?
I simply nailed thick plastic glides for armchairs to the bottom - so there is always some air between the wood and the floor.
Skills!!
I loved watching you make this project. Good soundtrack too.
this was great. do videos more frequently plzzzz!
I like the 1274dvs sander.
Me too - good tool and really endured a lot with me - wood, metal and stone
Thanks so much for your excellent video! What’s the name of that manual scraping metal tool, and the spray you used for the holes on the metal/iron?
Which tool and which spray do you mean? The wire brush and the cutting oil? Thank you.
cp: make it real the tool to curve the iron? I don’t know you used some spray or something on your video. Thanks so much for getting back to me.
Love it but what are measurement?
How long do oak barrels last if used as a garden planter/container?
I dont know. Since I am also very skeptical in this regard, I have only built a disguise/cover, so the wood is not in contact with the earth. The plants are in plastic pots. At the bottom I have attached small plastic feet so that no water comes from below to the wood. The wood only gets wet when it is raining or snowing. But then it can dry from all sides and will last a long time - I hope ;-)
@@CP-MakeItReal if you line or coat the inside of the container with a marine epoxy (the kind they coat boats with), then it will not rot from the inside out and will be protected from wet soil. others have actually used fiberglass resin (which is a bit more expensive) to do the same thing...
Beautiful! Did you make the 7 degree cuts on both sides of each piece, or just one?
Thanks. I make the cuts on both sides. (Symmetrical 😉)
CROCS AND SOCKS...MANS ATTIRE!
Yeah ..... because real men know no pain. 😉 Okay .... not safe and recommended for every job. 🤕
What were the 2nd and 3rd songs?
Awesome job. What's the diameter of your planter?
Thanks! Outside diameter 470mm, wall thickness 20mm.
Amazing job. Questions: What angle dos You cut the sides on the table saw?
did yo find the angle
@@davidealger4293 nope :(
What are those two tools called? The one at 10:45 to bend the 90 degree angle for the ends of the long piece of flat metal. And the one around 11:10 that makes the flat metal circular after a few passes back and forth?
Great video by the way. The end result looks nice.
Thank you. At 10:45 the tool is called "universal bending machine" bought on amazon (type UB100A www.holzmann-maschinen.at/EN/universal-bending-machine-1436). The tool at 11:10 is called "Rollenbiegemaschine - roll bending machine" (e.g. www.amazon.de/vidaXL-Rollenbiegemaschine-Rollenbieger-Rundbiegemaschine-Rundbiegeger%C3%A4t/dp/B018JH0S4I)
Hey, you do you figure out the real angle?
Has a Samsung watch gets automatic like :)
I am doing the field test. 😉 Until now more than happy with it. 😎
Fantastic idea to go down to your local park and steal the wood off of the playground. Great job, looks good!
Five grands worth of gear to make a wooden bucket with the ultimate hole in it.
... but still looks good and will last for years 😉
How wide these done boards are?
For an outer diameter of 470mm I used 24 boards with a width of 62mm.
Is 7.5 angle standard for all barrels or it depend on the diameter and how can i calculate it?
And thanks
360°/24/2=7.5°
24 pieces of wood was used: 360/24=15 Since both sides of the wood make contact, 15/2=7.5.
@@michaeljung4398 God bless you sir. Have a great day!!!
Beautiful job.. I want to make it in the dimensions of the golden ratio - 32.6 high and 40 diameter. If 24 pieces cut at 7.5 angle how wide should each board be to get 40cm diameter? Thanks a lot!
40cm outer diameter > Each Board should be 52,5mm wide. Good luck.
@@CP-MakeItReal thank you!
What angle do you cut them at
360°÷(Number of parts)÷2! In my example 360°÷24÷2=7,5°
Thanks what's the ÷2 for please
@@johnanderson6187 You divide by two because each board has two sides. 360° divided by the number of boards gives you the angle for each board. Each board has two sides, so you divide the board’s angle by two.
Is it 2 by 4 the wood?
These were old larch boards for outdoor decks - about 28mm x 145mm (if I remember correctly)
What did you do to your fore arm? You have some scares?
Accident while BBQ - smoking chips placed under the hot grill grate. After that I had a new project - a new grill grate lifter. You always have to see the positive thing about it ;-)
7.5 degrees how many boards will take to 360degrees?
24 boards.
cp: make it real does it matter what width the boards are
Nice but will it old water thank you good job
Very nice, but can you do that with a rusty spade, a few dud screwdrivers and a blunt chisel - I think not. Seems like this guys got 20k's worth of machinery so not so simple a project.
I don't understand why there's always that one guy. I've seen it from composting to making wooden planters. Either watch a different video, if you have no imagination, or adapt to something that works for you. We all know pawn shops have tools for fairly cheap. Maybe if you're not so grumpy to your neighbors, they'll loan you a tool. Good God, everyone forget their manners? This man is not required to build a certain way to keep your fee fees from being bent.
Where's your video showing you making this with a rusty spade, a few dud screwdrivers, and a blunt chisel? You've had 3 years to do it. Where's the video?
Great project but I got a little bored watching the processing of every single board.
Thanks for the feedback. You're right. I did not feel different when I did the work. 😉 I will try to take that into account in the next video cut.
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poor video. You have machines most people dont have. And you havnt explained how you got the angles exact.
Even with the machines its a lot of work ;) Figuring the bevel angle is easy enough, a circle comprised of 24 boards is 360 / 24 / 2 = 7.5 degrees.
Thanks for the feedback. You are right - many machines - but not all are required ...... but with them it just makes me more fun! 😉
@@CP-MakeItReal
No sense in having the machines and not using them ;) You can make a cheap and cheerful circular planter cover by laying boards flat and tying them together on the inside with galvanised builders banding (metal strip with holes) and stainless screws. Cut angled pieces to form a top ring to finish it off. I recycled some old decking into covers for a couple of 25gal round plastic trashcans, 18" diameter x 30" tall. All you need is saw and a screwdriver ;)
@@atomizer2665 I’d like to see that!
@@atomizer2665 and how crap does it look?