$5 DIY Cedar Planters | NATHAN BUILDS
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ต.ค. 2024
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Today we are going to make a couple of cedar planters out of cedar fence slats. Each planter is about 8" (w) x 7" (h) x 4' (l) and costs around $5 to make. You can get the cedar slats at your local home improvement store. You could use a different type of wood, but cedar is great at resisting rot so it is good for this type of application.
This build can easily be done with just a hand saw, some clamps, and outdoor wood glue.
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POWER TOOLS
Table Saw - DEWALT DWE7491RS: amzn.to/3bn4UQi
Miter Saw - Metabo C10FCGS: amzn.to/3ckdqAJ
Drill/Driver/Circular Saw Set - Porter-Cable PCCK617L6: amzn.to/3fzo9JE
Drill/Driver Only - Porter-Cable PCCK604L2: amzn.to/2WitsFN
Finish Nailer - Porter-Cable 16GA PCC792LA: amzn.to/3bjRFjo
Circular Saw (corded) - SKIL 5280-01: amzn.to/3fzl9x4
Track Saw - Kreg ACS-SAW: amzn.to/3fyxyRV
Benchtop Planer - Dewalt DW734: amzn.to/3bcVQxq
Jigsaw - Bosch JS470E: amzn.to/2YReLv4
Router - Bosch PR20EVS: amzn.to/3fyw5uM
Oscillating Tool - Bosch GOP40-30C: amzn.to/2Ls151X
Orbital Sander - Dewalt DWE6423K: amzn.to/2xP9Ob3
Angle Grinder - Porter-Cable PC60TPAG: amzn.to/3cfpO58
HAND TOOLS
Pull Saw - SUIZAN (6”): amzn.to/2AhUwN7
Pull Saw - SUIZAN (9.5”): amzn.to/2WFZKK3
Hand Plane - Taytools 468273: amzn.to/3fywJZe
Hand Plane - Taytools 469614 (#4): amzn.to/3bh2UJu
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Table Saw Miter Sled - Kreg KMS7102: amzn.to/2WFWhv1
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Track - Kreg ACS 62” Guide x 2: amzn.to/3dAHM2p
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Pocket Hole Jig (entry level) - Kreg Jig R3: amzn.to/2zujqID
Pocket Hole Jig (heavy duty) - Kreg Tool K5 Master System: amzn.to/2LdTVOm
Doweling Jig - Milescraft 1319 JointMate: amzn.to/3bj7Hdd
90 Degree Clamp - Kreg KHCRA: amzn.to/2WhcKGQ
Bar Clamps - Jorgensen: amzn.to/3bhYFNF
Pipe Clamps - Bessey BPC-H34: amzn.to/2zlKr18
Speed Squares - Swanson 7” and 12”: amzn.to/3fBAb5u
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This is exactly what I needed. There are a lot of over complicated builds out there.
Mine is still holding up strong. And thanks!
They look great, and you did a good job explaining the process😊
Thanks Teresia!
Beautiful work thanks for the video
Thanks for watching!
Nice video and nice looking planters. What kind of nails did you use? It looks like you used finishing nails, but I couldn't find any finishing nails that are outdoor-proof. Thanks.
Hey - I used finish nails for my brad nailer. If you don't have one you can use something like this - they are outdoor rated: amzn.to/39vPr0Z
New sub! Great tutorial. Just getting started with wood projects and love simple things like this to hone some skills. Thanks👍🏻
Thanks for watching and good luck on your projects!
Nathan Builds I’ll need it. Lol
Simple and wonderful ❤️
Thanks for watching!
Great video Nathan, just what I was looking for, but seems it becomes a bit more complicated as it moves along. Can you please do a more simple video for an older woman to be able to do this alone? Beautiful boxes!
I have a larger planter box build coming in the next week or so which is based on this. If you don't want to glue or brad nail, you can also use regular nails or screws. But I will also look into making one with just some basic tools!
Nice job! I really like these.
Thanks Suzi!
@@NATHANBUILDS
Real talk! 😁👍
wonderful build.. thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching :)
This was a great video! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching!
what are the dimensions of the box? You can get cedar fence for about $2.5 to $3 but they are 5' long with dog ear.
I unfortunately am not home so I can't measure, but each is made out of two pickets that cost me $2.25-2.50 each.
I've just finished my raised cedar bed. I'm thinking of using the plastic also. Did you find it held too much water? I'm seeing comments on some of the other videos about even with drainage holes it holds too much water. Thanks
Hmm. I have not had a problem so far, but you could always use some stones instead if you were too concerned.
Just as an update, I have a bunch of stuff growing on all the planters that have the fabric in with no issues.
Do you have an outline or cutlist for this build?
Unfortunately not. I just figured it out as I went.
Where do you find cedar that costs 5 dollars? Not at the home depot. Cedar is expensive anywhere.
I got mine from Lowes. It's still cheap near me - check out my Instagram for exact prices. Although I think pickets are now 3.10 each. Used to be $2.50.
$5?? Hmmm. With all the extra equipment you have maybe $500? Lol.. I love the little planer btw.
I made a another video on how to make some stuff like this with some basic tools :)
Doing two of these myself
I'm working on some variants right now as well actually. Good luck!
I like that you can do this without power tools because I don’t have any right now except for the drill 😳🤔🤣
You gotta start somewhere!
That's exactly why i'm here lol.
Nice 👍
Thanks for watching!
ah okay, I'm a newb so I'm sorry for the silly question, but how does water drain from this? I feel like the water will rot this right away? If anyone has built this and drilled holes for drainage, hit me up!
Hey - I left drainage slots in the bottom which allow water out. You could also drill holes. I can confirm the slots with though. I have stuff planted in them now.
Also cedar is very durable and even sitting in water will not rot for years.
You are better off using pressure treated wood made for ground contact. Cedar, while being naturally rot resistant, does not work well for ground contact usage. A quick Google search will allow you to confirm it for yourself.
Yeah, that's why I have legs. Also I would stay away from treated if you are growing food in it.
The legs doesn't change the fact thatthe wood is still in direct contact with the soil. You could line it with plastic if you wanted but there's still going to be a moisture barrier between the wood and plastic which would still be "ground contact" due the the constant moisture.
Modern pressure treated wood with ACQ is considered safe and if you decide to use a plastic liner it will be perfect fine.
Just wanted to put that information out there because everybody always assumes cedar is the best and that PT wood is dangerous.
Clear explanation good job talk less big results keep up I
Thanks for the feedback!
You can’t call it $5 when you have thousands of dollars in the equipment you use to make it 😂😂
First lol definitely didn't use thousands in equipment for this, second you could easily build this with just a circular saw or even a hand saw. Also lots of people have tools.
I see about 50 bucks worth of tools to build this. Power tools just make it a bit easier.
It doesn't say how many boards
I think each comes from 2 boards
how many boards?
One board per
Sorry two per I think. It's been a bit.
@@NATHANBUILDS i bought cedar fence boards, 1 x 6 x 8' is 9.00 :) . so price has gone up....on east coast anyway :)
@@dclinks wow, was $2.50 when I bought them.
@@NATHANBUILDS cedar here is like 10$+ per board.... but the commons you can get are 5.5 wide so guess you could make a thinner version would love to see you make some plans of this this way i can see if i can make it with current costs. I wish it was 5$ for a wide board like you have lol
It annoys the hell out of me when people tell you to make something for less than $20 and then proceed to us $10K worth of tools to make something for $5. Its the entire purpose of spending thousands on tools so you can make shit cheap. If I have to spend that much on tools, I would rather go to the store, spend $100 and I'm done.
Lol, well you need something to cut the wood with and something to connect it. This can easily be made with a few basic and cheap tools. I have another video explicitly explaining how. I don't think you would expect a food recipe that calls for $20 in ingredients to also state you need a $800 range, pots, utensils, etc.
$5 bed that needs you to have tools worth of $1000+..lol sorry but I find these very useless.
You definitely only need a circular or even hand saw.