Building a WALL for a CRAFT SHOW
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ต.ค. 2024
- I was commissioned to build a wall for a jewelry vendor at a local craft show. This is a freestanding wall that isn't load baring. The purpose of the wall is to divide the space between two vendors and provide a space to hang a sign with their logo.
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Could have saved yourself 50 lbs and 50 bucks by using 1/4" ply instead of what looks like 3/4"
James McGuire I had to use 3/4 because the customer was going to hang some signs and shelves
@@JTWoodworks still should have used 1/4" and you could have ran a 2x4 at a few different heights in the middle of sheets for them to screw brackets into.
Love the sleekness. Very simple and looks of quality compared to others on youtube. I have to make some and this will definitely be my blueprint video. Thank you for the awesome
Thanks! Glad it was helpful for you
I love this idea if I had a truck and not a small car I’d totally do this.
What were the measurements of the standing legs for the wall. Also what where the angle of the wood you put in the corners
nice job my friend really turned out great.
Opa's Workshop thank you Opa! I appreciate it
Great video. I'm your opinion would feet like that hold up a 7ft high by 10 feet wide free standing wall?
spectral 69 I don't see why not. You may need to add a third one in the center but I think it would work out
Thanks for sharing. Currently making some for a wedding shower.
For your triangular base, is the flat point the width of te 2x4?
shakes620 nice!! It's the width of the 2x4 and the plywood
just a tad on the heavy side, use 1/4 instead of 3/4
I had to use 3/4" because the client wanted to hang shelves and signs. If you don't need that, then you can certainly use 1/4" or even 1/8"
@@JTWoodworks understood, good idea
Can you provide a list of dimensions for all the wood used please? And dimensions of the legs made?
I made this a few years ago so I don't remember the exact dimensions. They can be adjusted to specifically what you're looking to use it for
way over weight and hard to call a craft show display seeing as how most craftshow vendors want something that breaks down small. . .
best displays i've ever built required no screws to assemble broke into 4' sections. . . 4x4 on the ends and then what ever you wanna put between them essentially, in my case i put 4x4x8 dowels in the top and bottom, stretch and secure canvas then hang my art . . .put a row of lights in and you're solid anywhere, just requires a lil jointing and some retention toggles, easy easy.
This is what the customer wanted for their permanent display. After I installed it they hung up signs and shelves to display products
where is your video?
could this also work for a peg shelf? I am trying to find a solution for a standing Peg Shelf for markets. My main worry is to have it sustain the weight but also not fall over.
What do you mean by peg shelf? Like a peg board?
yes, sorry, meant peg board, standing upright, with the ability to have shelfs in order to display : plants in pots, picture frames, baskets, etc. JT Woodworks
@@ivonne2587 as long as you create a frame for it so it's not flimsy and the support feet are large enough, it should be fine
ahh, okay, makes sense. so, if I were to make the wall that you did, then drill the holes to the size I need them to be, with the support feet, would that suffice? also, any ideas on how to secure the dowel once it is placed so it won't slide out (for some odd reason)? JT Woodworks
@@ivonne2587 that should suffice. Maybe add a dab of super glue to hold the dowels in place
What is the dimension
This was 4' x 6' but you can make it any size you need
Wha materials did you use?
Dzidzor Azaglo 3/4" plywood and 2"x3"s
Nice
Ginger Smith thank you :)
YW
I wanted to here how you built the wall not a music video, I can get that anywhere.
you mad
In today's age thats easily like 300 bucks in material.
Lumber prices have really come down. You can also use thinner plywood to make cheaper
Now to call in a trucking company to haul them. Nice but overbuilt and impractical.
It didn't end up weighing all that much. Definitely manageable for one person. And it's not overbuilt. Once I installed it, the client put up shelves and signs. The 3/4 plywood was necessary