Ive sold over 200 of the planter you taught me to build last year. I get pallet off cuts for .10$ a board. Im into the boxes for like 1.25-1.50$ at most. Its been great. I might dabble with these. Lots of cuts but the profit margins are silly. Thanks alot!
Thank you for the step by step video. Even with the clear and consice instructions, I still ordered the plans just to show my support; plus I'm a plans in the hand kind of guy. Thanks again and continued success with your channel. Cheers!!
I am just getting into woodworking with no experience. I have watched countless videos of people making planters. While they all have been helpful in one way or another, the simplicity, actual visual demonstration, and narration you provide are the best. Watching your videos have boosted my confidence and filled gaps in the "how do I do this one thing?". I appreciate you. Subscribed!
Great project and video tutorial! The Lowes we have in south Florida had cheap fence pickets and I picked up 6 for 1.98 each. They were slightly less than 5 1/2” wide. So squaring up lost a bit more off each side. Also they were so rough and mildew encrusted I planed them a tiny bit at a time to 9/16” thick. I’ve cut all 48 pieces but am thinking assembly will be interesting as all final measurements are a bit off of the plans.
Thank you! Yes 5 pickets per planter. I made a prototype at first and the widths were all 1.5" and it looked like a wooden track can. Lol. So I went with the different widths.
Thanks Jeff. I originally made a prototype where the slats were all 1.5" and the finished product looked like a wood trash can. Lol. So I made the gaps narrower and used different widths. Thanks for commenting!
Great job BH! I am in the middle of building my first one. I purchased the plans to help support the channel! The file for the Night Stands is mismarked as the 2xs4 patio chairs. So when you download them you get two of the same-titled file but it is a different file when you open it.
Out of my seven uprights plus that leftover piece I only got 22 at 1 1/2. Can’t figure out where I went wrong because everything else came out the same.
I built a set of these and like the look and the process. I had some trouble with my first one because the pickets had such irregular edges and it threw off some of the joints so on the second one I crosscut all my pieces but before ripping them I jointed one edge on each board. This gave me the accuracy I was looking for and my second one turned out much better. I also used a speed square when making the four side frames which helped a lot to get everything to line up for the assembly of the uprights and main carcass. I also appreciate your skill at editing your videos; so many others make you slog through 16 of the same cuts at regular speed. Nice work!
"Women go apeshit over this stuff!" Women! Women!? Dude, I WANT THESE PLANTERS!!! A 50yo with too much testosterone. They are cherry and would dope on my deck. But I love gardening, I don't think it's "women's stuff". Maybe I'm weird. I dunno.
i built the small ones, with no problems thanks to your teaching. now i will build the large ones and i will let you know how it goes. Thanks for taken the time to explain everything.
Keep your eye on marketplace. I actually got my first table saw for free off of there. It didn't come with a fence but I just clamped down a piece of plywood each time. Not ideal but better than no tablesaw.
@@coffeesleeves I used a circular saw before I got my table saw. Kreg makes a track and adapter plate that makes long rip cuts easy with one. I still use it to break down full sheets of plywood. Square crosscuts are easy with a speed square.
@@tektrixter Great suggestion. I thought about giving that a try. Could that track be used to make long rip cuts on a thin piece though? I have a feeling it could be tricky to be consistent and "confident" making that sort of cut. I didn't check the price of the "Kreg" piece yet, but have a feeling the cost could be up there...
Hey Brady,loved this build. Made em and had customers ask for shorter ones so I have16" and 20" ones. Same size as the 24" one,but shorter. They love em..
I would nail the vertical slats from the inside so you don't see the nail holes. Also, use pocket hole screws to attach the side assemblies. Then all you have exposed are the top nail holes and you gave a great way to hide those. Thanks for the video, great plans.
I have just completed my first planter with your plan, Thank You, you are a very good Teacher. I did mind in cedar with a beeswax finish, light weight and it looks Great.
I'm really liking this planter. I think I'm going to buy your plans. I've making small planters and they sell quickly! Thanks for uploading this. I'm subscribing to the channel
@BradyHommelwoodworks I'm hoping to get some actual woodworking videos out this year..most of my content revolves around hand restorations. Keep up the good work
Yes they will vary a little bit. But generally speaking they are on average 5/8" I have gotten a couple that have been as thin as a half inch to as thick as 3/4" most are 5/8 tho
Thanks I actually use a laser engraver. I used to have a branding iron but changed logos. Plus a laser engraver is much more versatile. When I did use branding irons tho I ordered one from Gearhart industry. Then a 2nd one from Amazon. Amazon was way cheaper and worked just as good. I actually may get another one because the brands are faster.
I just built one of these...literally the first wood working project that I ever did..Came out ok, a bit crooked but that's all on me. Thanks for this video. I bought the plans for this as a thank you. I'll be giving a second one again soon.
@@BradyHommel Thank you. I figured out what I did wrong. I put two of the longer sides together opposed to opposite sides of each other. I do recall that I did grab the shorter side but I guess I didn’t.
@@BradyHommel Thank you very much, my local Home Depot has what they call fence pickets in 5', 6' and 8' lengths. Currently the 6' are 4.28 each, but even at 21 bucks for the lumber these are a great value, the cheapest planter they have in stock is 108 bucks and it's nowhere near the size of yours. Thanks so much for sharing, heading over to buy the plans now.
Nice planters! A rough estimated price of the total cost of other supplies such as sand paper, wood glue, nails & screws, wood filler & stain would be helpful on these types of videos too-
Thanks a lot! I know I have been needing a better microphone. Thanks for reminding me. I just ordered a couple different ones to try out. Thanks a lot for the feedback!
Glad to hear that! I mixed minwax stain. color is provincial 211 for these. Ones. No real ratio I just mixed a little bit in with the Thompsons waterseal
Hey I found your channel few days ago been working through your videos subscription done. Just watched the smaller planter last night. I'm getting Matthew peech vibes from your videos. Great video though definitely gonna attempt this. An guessing it'd work with pallet wood?? 🏴👏👍
Complete build plans for this now available! bradyhommel.com/build-plans/large-planter-build-plans
Great color mix with the Thompson. What color stain did you use on these.
Ive sold over 200 of the planter you taught me to build last year. I get pallet off cuts for .10$ a board. Im into the boxes for like 1.25-1.50$ at most. Its been great. I might dabble with these. Lots of cuts but the profit margins are silly. Thanks alot!
“Women go apeshit” 😂
Dms are overflowing with women that want planters. Lol 😆
Love your tutorials, I’m a 67 yr old grandma and I made your small one now will make a few of this size. You’re a great teacher. 👍
Awesome! So great to hear that! I'm also releasing another planter video tomorrow. So keep an eye out for that one!
I love the rope handles! What a great idea. I really like the follow along video style too! Thanks!
Glad to hear that! Thanks for your comment! :)
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Thank you for the step by step video. Even with the clear and consice instructions, I still ordered the plans just to show my support; plus I'm a plans in the hand kind of guy. Thanks again and continued success with your channel. Cheers!!
Really appreciate that! Thanks a lot to you. I like having physical plans in hand as well
I am just getting into woodworking with no experience. I have watched countless videos of people making planters. While they all have been helpful in one way or another, the simplicity, actual visual demonstration, and narration you provide are the best. Watching your videos have boosted my confidence and filled gaps in the "how do I do this one thing?". I appreciate you. Subscribed!
That is great to hear! Thank you for sharing that I appreciate it
Great project and video tutorial!
The Lowes we have in south Florida had cheap fence pickets and I picked up 6 for 1.98 each. They were slightly less than 5 1/2” wide. So squaring up lost a bit more off each side. Also they were so rough and mildew encrusted I planed them a tiny bit at a time to 9/16” thick. I’ve cut all 48 pieces but am thinking assembly will be interesting as all final measurements are a bit off of the plans.
Everything is a little bit off in Fl! I know, I’m there too.
They look great , i like the look of the different sizes . 5 pickets make one planter ? Thanks for sharing the build.
Thank you! Yes 5 pickets per planter. I made a prototype at first and the widths were all 1.5" and it looked like a wooden track can. Lol. So I went with the different widths.
For practical, everyday woodworking projects and advice, there is no better teacher than Brady Hommel.
Thanks a lot! I appreciate that!
Pretty cool. The slats at different widths really add to the look. Thanks for posting.
Thanks Jeff. I originally made a prototype where the slats were all 1.5" and the finished product looked like a wood trash can. Lol. So I made the gaps narrower and used different widths. Thanks for commenting!
You’re like really good at teaching and showing tutorials.
Appreciate that! Thank you
I use platic bottle ;ids on my feet it gives the wood a better chance in the wet areas
$100 each...okay!
you're great
Very nice video!!! Where do I get the black planter liners?😄
I just use landscape fabric
Grate project and a good video. I’m going to make some this weekend.
Good to hear! Thank you
I GUESS i MISSED the size of the picket and used 5.5" wide. found out the hard way.
Great job BH! I am in the middle of building my first one. I purchased the plans to help support the channel! The file for the Night Stands is mismarked as the 2xs4 patio chairs. So when you download them you get two of the same-titled file but it is a different file when you open it.
What kind of dust mask do you have
Out of my seven uprights plus that leftover piece I only got 22 at 1 1/2. Can’t figure out where I went wrong because everything else came out the same.
Seriously, rope handles on planters? Why didn't i think of that??? Lol
Great video.
Fence pickets are 3.98 where I live. Lowes and HD
That is how much the cedar ones are where I live. the ones Im using is just the regular pressure treated. Are you looking at the cedar ones?
@@BradyHommel no PT. I did buy 8ft ones yesterday for $4.18ea
Do you have plans for your wrk bench with the space for your miter saw and measuring slot?
I built a set of these and like the look and the process. I had some trouble with my first one because the pickets had such irregular edges and it threw off some of the joints so on the second one I crosscut all my pieces but before ripping them I jointed one edge on each board. This gave me the accuracy I was looking for and my second one turned out much better. I also used a speed square when making the four side frames which helped a lot to get everything to line up for the assembly of the uprights and main carcass. I also appreciate your skill at editing your videos; so many others make you slog through 16 of the same cuts at regular speed. Nice work!
Better cover your tv
"Women go apeshit over this stuff!" Women! Women!? Dude, I WANT THESE PLANTERS!!! A 50yo with too much testosterone. They are cherry and would dope on my deck. But I love gardening, I don't think it's "women's stuff". Maybe I'm weird. I dunno.
Haha no I like them too. But when I sell them 9 times out of 10 it's a women inquiring about them.
@BradyHommel Are these KD pressure treated ? I trying to stain new pressure treated it was a pain unless its been dried out.
Not KD. You must of got a fresh batch from the home center. I would wait to stain them 1 to 2 weeks after they have air dried a bit
@@BradyHommel thank you. just got back with more that only have a little bit of green on then and seem much dryer.
i built the small ones, with no problems thanks to your teaching. now i will build the large ones and i will let you know how it goes. Thanks for taken the time to explain everything.
I just checked home Depot and the pickets are 2.48 each. I am in UT
I just bought some for a new planter I am making. 1.98 at home depot here. Florida
Crazy how there's a difference. Thanks for getting back to me
Another amazing video!
Thanks David!
Great video! Nice design. I really need to get a table saw for this build... tempting.... ;) Keep the videos coming!
Keep your eye on marketplace. I actually got my first table saw for free off of there. It didn't come with a fence but I just clamped down a piece of plywood each time. Not ideal but better than no tablesaw.
@@BradyHommel Good point. I will keep an eye out for one there. Too bad I can't stretch the garage workshop to add space. haha!
@@coffeesleeves I used a circular saw before I got my table saw. Kreg makes a track and adapter plate that makes long rip cuts easy with one. I still use it to break down full sheets of plywood. Square crosscuts are easy with a speed square.
@@tektrixter Great suggestion. I thought about giving that a try. Could that track be used to make long rip cuts on a thin piece though? I have a feeling it could be tricky to be consistent and "confident" making that sort of cut. I didn't check the price of the "Kreg" piece yet, but have a feeling the cost could be up there...
Nice they look great you just added something to my honey dew list 😂
Hey Brady,loved this build. Made em and had customers ask for shorter ones so I have16" and 20" ones. Same size as the 24" one,but shorter. They love em..
That's awesome to hear! Glad they are working out for you and selling!
I would nail the vertical slats from the inside so you don't see the nail holes. Also, use pocket hole screws to attach the side assemblies. Then all you have exposed are the top nail holes and you gave a great way to hide those. Thanks for the video, great plans.
I have just completed my first planter with your plan, Thank You, you are a very good Teacher. I did mind in cedar with a beeswax finish, light weight and it looks Great.
That is great to hear! I appreciate your comment
I'm really liking this planter. I think I'm going to buy your plans. I've making small planters and they sell quickly! Thanks for uploading this. I'm subscribing to the channel
Planters sell amazing. And we are coming up on prime time season for them. Thanks for subscribing!
@BradyHommelwoodworks I'm hoping to get some actual woodworking videos out this year..most of my content revolves around hand restorations. Keep up the good work
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fence pickets are 3.97 in cincinnati
Are they really?! Crazy how much it varies.
They may be cedar
I assume those are 8 foot pickets?
6 ft
Great video, does anyone know the thickness of boards? Cost wise it appears to be 5/8ths, although they look thicker on video. Thanks.
Yes they will vary a little bit. But generally speaking they are on average 5/8" I have gotten a couple that have been as thin as a half inch to as thick as 3/4" most are 5/8 tho
Brady well done video really like the way you explained every detail again great video😊
Great job and great project thx for sharing enjoyed it Be safe
Cool. What size panels did you use to begin with?
Cedar fence pickets are $3.96 in Missouri. Pssure treated is $$2.18. Can you use presure treated?
Pressure treated is what I used!
Wood glue for nail filler? I’ll have to try that.
Wood glue mixed with some sanding dust. Cheapest wood filler you will find
@@BradyHommel doesn't that leave blotches where you stain though ?
Very Nice, thanks for sharing- My daughter in law has been wanting these for awhile, you just simplified it for me
Glad to hear that Charles! Glad to help!
How much do you charge for each of these ?
Can’t ya boy bl gone here one
Great Planter Design! I was wondering where you got your branding iron from?
Thanks I actually use a laser engraver. I used to have a branding iron but changed logos. Plus a laser engraver is much more versatile. When I did use branding irons tho I ordered one from Gearhart industry. Then a 2nd one from Amazon. Amazon was way cheaper and worked just as good. I actually may get another one because the brands are faster.
I just built one of these...literally the first wood working project that I ever did..Came out ok, a bit crooked but that's all on me. Thanks for this video. I bought the plans for this as a thank you. I'll be giving a second one again soon.
That is awesome! Glad to hear that! I'm impressed you tackled this one as your first project. Keep crushing it!
@@BradyHommel Thank you. I figured out what I did wrong. I put two of the longer sides together opposed to opposite sides of each other. I do recall that I did grab the shorter side but I guess I didn’t.
3.98 each in St. Louis
I apologize up front, but what is considered the size of a "fence picket" in your area? They appear to be 1" x 6" but what length? Thank you
They are 6ft long
@@BradyHommel Thank you very much, my local Home Depot has what they call fence pickets in 5', 6' and 8' lengths. Currently the 6' are 4.28 each, but even at 21 bucks for the lumber these are a great value, the cheapest planter they have in stock is 108 bucks and it's nowhere near the size of yours. Thanks so much for sharing, heading over to buy the plans now.
My wife wants me to build these. Thanks for sharing brother 👊🏼
No problem! Email me some pics when your done. I'd love to see them!
Is that 3/4 rope?
They r 5dooars here
You really good at this, well explained.
Thanks a lot! I appreciate the comment
what is the length of the fence pickets? On home depo it says 6 feet tall
Yes they are 6 ft.
Curious. How well does the glue / brad nail combo hold up in the outdoors?
The ones I built last year have held up great.
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Nice planters! A rough estimated price of the total cost of other supplies such as sand paper, wood glue, nails & screws, wood filler & stain would be helpful on these types of videos too-
Thank you! I will keep that in mind and break them down in future videos!
@@BradyHommel That would really help- no one else does that- even if it is just a rough total of everything at the end
Thankyou made one very well explained. 3:37
Glad to hear that! Thank you!
Great video. Sound needs some work but overall great job.
Thanks a lot! I know I have been needing a better microphone. Thanks for reminding me. I just ordered a couple different ones to try out. Thanks a lot for the feedback!
@@BradyHommel You just made ONE planter with the 5 pickets, Right?
@@86abell Correct yet. 5 pickets per planter.
Beautiful work.
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Brady, are the plants you put in these some kind of palm? Thanks.
yes its a majestic palm. I just picked them up from Lowes
@@BradyHommel Thank you!
hey man love these builds you do! may i ask what color stain you mix up on these?
Glad to hear that! I mixed minwax stain. color is provincial 211 for these. Ones. No real ratio I just mixed a little bit in with the Thompsons waterseal
awesome man thanks!
Hey I found your channel few days ago been working through your videos subscription done. Just watched the smaller planter last night. I'm getting Matthew peech vibes from your videos. Great video though definitely gonna attempt this. An guessing it'd work with pallet wood?? 🏴👏👍
Thanks for subbing! This will work with pallet wood forsure!
@@BradyHommel awesome gonna give these a shot. Great video. 👍🏴
Can you print a cut list? Very impressive ! Thank you!
@@trujillo442 pretty sure cut list is in the video description.
@@michaelwillson6847 yes I found it right after I posted. Thanks!
Highly efficient use of wood, very well done
Thanks!
Good job on the planters.
Thanks!
Great presentation! Fantastic idea.
Thanks a lot!
vert nice!
Thanks!
Love your channel. I like the detail description of all the cuts. You make it super easy to follow.
Glad to hear that! Thank you!
Are those 6' or 8' long, and are they treated or just cedar?
These are 6ft. long and are the regular pressure treated ones. not cedar
@@BradyHommel I can get pressure treated for 2.71 each. You're up late.
@@paulalbright1079 early here. I wake up around 4 every morning.
@Brady Hommel 4:39, I'm just now going to bed. Have a groovy day.
@Brady Hommel where are you located?
Horrible long video
Thanks for taking the extra time to comment on the "horrible long video".