Wow, it was a great job you just did, and I'm impressed about how clean is everything is your shop and you're using tools that I've never seen before. Thanks for sharing this video.
saw this from r/woodworking -- looks great. I agree with your philosophy with imperfect wood as long as it doesn't interfere with the structural/functional integrity of the work piece.
Thanks so much for this video! It inspired me to create a couple of plantstands using recovered pallet wood and my wife loves them! The only difference is that I used a contour gauge tour gauge to create profiles for the top part so the pots fit nice and snug.
I know that feeling when your wife says she wants to buy something from Ikea but you tell her you'll make it instead... 6 months later she asks if she can just buy it again. :)
These came out really nice! I see what you mean about using different wood species, though. How sturdy is that half lap joint without any glue or fastener?
Yeah, they would popped a lot more if I would have used different woods for sure! They are super sturdy. I won’t be standing on them to demonstrate, but they’re solid.
Love the design, I plan to make some of these. Not to complain but could you ask your wife to straighten up the pictures on the wall...that one is out of level and my eye went right to it. :)
Very nice and thank you. I bought the plans as was a little disappointed that you didn't include plans for the jig. Any chance you could provide a link for that?
Anyone try this using pocket screws or biscuits instead of domino$$$? Also I think it would look nicer and more stable if the legs were splayed out a bit but then the joints would be that much more difficult.
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Wow, it was a great job you just did, and I'm impressed about how clean is everything is your shop and you're using tools that I've never seen before. Thanks for sharing this video.
Thanks! Trust me... it’s not that clean 😂 camera angle can be deceiving
That’s the nicest plant stand I’ve seen
Beautifully Done. Thanks for posting! I wished my hubby was handy with wood making tools.
Thanks, Kim
Me to my wishes are the same ..
- VERY, VERY nice & trendy.
I like how you made them so that can break down. Well done and beautiful plant stands!
Thanks, Grant. Made sense to do so. Appreciate you tuning in.
saw this from r/woodworking -- looks great. I agree with your philosophy with imperfect wood as long as it doesn't interfere with the structural/functional integrity of the work piece.
Yeah, it just has way more of a story
This design is very cool ! I love watching your videos (sorry if i do mistakes in english i'm french so it isnt perfect)
Thanks, Adrien. Lots more to come later this summer
Nice design! they look very good. Also nice video to watch! Well done my friend!
Thanks, Chris! Pretty happy with how both came out.
@@furthernorthfab You can be proud on your work my friend. I really like it
Really great design and aesthetics, Kris! The three different heights really work well - definitely better than an Ikea set haha.
Thanks, EC!
Thanks for the video, made my own today and used the jig you show... Awesome!
Thanks awesome!
Hey Kris, this looks awesome! I have watched a few videos making these stands but yours came out a lot better 😉
Thanks! I won’t tell the others you said that. 😜
@@furthernorthfab 🤫
Thanks so much for this video! It inspired me to create a couple of plantstands using recovered pallet wood and my wife loves them! The only difference is that I used a contour gauge tour gauge to create profiles for the top part so the pots fit nice and snug.
Thanks awesome, Bobby! That’s for sharing. Cheers!
Nice work bro! I actually need to knock one of these out for a new Speck that was just welcomed into the family!
I feel so guilty for not knowing that. Congratulations on the new addition to your family. Oh, and thanks for watching, Keith.
@@furthernorthfab Haha. I actually just got it yesterday, so you are the first to know!
Keith Johnson Custom Woodworking then I am honoured.
Mortgage & Mitre 😁👊🏻
Great video Kris!
Thanks, Sav! It was a lot of fun to do
Good job on the plant stands Friend! Thank you for sharing the video.👌👍😎JP
Thanks so much, JP
Your very welcome Friend! Have a wonderful week! 😎
found this on reddit. subbed.
Sweet! Thanks for coming along for the ride!
I think I'm going to build these over the next few days. Lindsay has been on me to build something :)
Do it. I’m sure you can knock it out pretty quickly
Hello!! I love this video and plant stand. Where/how can I buy the plans whilst your website is under construction? Thank you!!
I updated the link to my new site. Thanks for letting me know. The forward must have stopped working.
I know that feeling when your wife says she wants to buy something from Ikea but you tell her you'll make it instead... 6 months later she asks if she can just buy it again. :)
Preach it, Brother. The struggle is real
My life in a nutshell! LOL!
How can you do this without all those electrical cutting tools...is there a way? Id love to try thjs
Can we purchase the set of 3 plant stands?
I saw your email, Lisa. I will reply there
These came out really nice! I see what you mean about using different wood species, though. How sturdy is that half lap joint without any glue or fastener?
Yeah, they would popped a lot more if I would have used different woods for sure! They are super sturdy. I won’t be standing on them to demonstrate, but they’re solid.
Really nice!!!
Ya me estoy suscribiendo a tu canal!!!
Love the design, I plan to make some of these. Not to complain but could you ask your wife to straighten up the pictures on the wall...that one is out of level and my eye went right to it. :)
I’ll get right on that 😜
Very nice and thank you. I bought the plans as was a little disappointed that you didn't include plans for the jig. Any chance you could provide a link for that?
For the table saw sled to cut the angles?
@@furthernorthfab Yes, please.
Feel free to reach out in Instagram and I want send you something. It’s way easier than you think
Your wife is a lucky woman!
I really like it where do I buy those this thank
Nice. You talk about different woods but never mentioned what used here?
This is walnut
before I download the plans, can you recommend a good alternative to the domino joints? I don't own that tool, or a biscuit joiner.
Rob Munro I talk about it in the plans, but you could use dowel joinery or even screws with plugs.
Is the thickness of the board 1or 2 inches thick?
Jody Montez it’s 1 inch material, but you could use 2 inch. I do have plans on my website
Anyone try this using pocket screws or biscuits instead of domino$$$? Also I think it would look nicer and more stable if the legs were splayed out a bit but then the joints would be that much more difficult.
Can we purchase the set of 3 plant stands?