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Thanks for this new planter idea. I have built 10 each of your last four planters which I have taken to my local Flea Market and rented the space next to flower and tree sellers. I asked if I could borrow some of their flowers and trees to stage my planters. I told the sellers than I would tell any of my customers were I got them from. They gave me a discount if I sold their plants with my planters. I sold every planter I brought before 1pm and 90% of the plants I had in them. This seller said I could use some of their double spaces new weekend to sell my planters and their plants. Thank you again,
Lighthouses would make for a cool picket build I think. I live on the coast and a tonne of people love the look of wooden garden lighthouses, built as short and as tall as 2ft-10ft tall. Every time I see one I think how easy it would be to make one out of fence pickets or pallet wood.
@@MatthewPeechWoodworking That's the plan! It's the tapered cuts with miters that have me a little nervous, but if I've learned anything from your channel it's that just because something seems/looks difficult doesn't mean it is lol
@@comedian0338 use the obelisk plans and change the top to fit something that's more lighthouse visual. or take the obelisk and fill it in then put a LED solar light on top!
I built two of the 20 inch ones today. I tried the pocket hole method but the wood kept splitting out so I just used a counter sink bit and drilled out the holes on the legs to hold the boards. I also increased the width of the bottom slats from 1/2 inch to 1 inch so those pocket holes would not split out. Also as soon as I posted them in a woodworking group I'm in they wanted to know everything so I shared your video. 05/03/2023
I haven’t taken the jump into making anything yet, but I love these videos and can see it being something I seriously get into! Would love to make this into a side hustle!
I had to move from my apartment because they doubled the rents. Had to get a mortgage on a trailer house, as that was all we could afford. I watch this channel, because it gives me hope, that what I almost started at the apartment, I could eventually start here. Thanks Matt.
First, Matthew, a southern drawl is a good thing! Thanks for sharing. I have several of your plans and appreciate the detail you go into. My wife loved the farmhouse planter. Come to Central Texas and I'll buy ya a beer and we'll smoke a brisket.
you are one of my favorite TH-cam providers. Another excellent video which explains not only how to accomplish the build but, you go further and demystify the tasks for those folks who may be intimidated. You are a good teacher.
I have made 2 of the larger ones and 1 farmhouse style for customers. They loved them. I bought your plans for these planters and they were perfect. Thanks Matthew. I charged $120 for the larger ones and $100 for the farmhouse style.
I’m a stay at home dad of 3 that has been wanting to get into wood working and your videos made me take the first steps and I can’t get enough of your videos! Thank you for the great consistently content!
I just started making these and other projects, but the first set of planter boxes I made I used a torch and slightly burnt the wood instead of staining... they looked awesome and sold in one day...
Also, just figured out how to set up my miter saw to do those carve out / half lap / depth stop adjust thing. Took like 2 seconds, but months for me to actually check. Gonna be SO much more convenient than juggling a circular saw.
Another one added to my summer list. I told you last time, I'm going broke because of you! Lol. But hey, much appreciated. Thanks for your hard work!!!
Thanks for another informative video. I like the thought of putting a little more design into the project. There's a bunch of people doing the simple designs. A little more effort will make you stand out from the competition.
Hi Matt, I started my backyard overhaul and used you amazing model to complement the patio furniture. I have learned a lot and thanks to you. Just I assume, the C and D walls should be 16 1/2" to accommodate the support slats. Cheers, Mike
This was an easy decision to buy the project plans. The one thing I did a bit differently was cutting the 45 degree cuts first, and on a longer than needed piece of wood. I cut the 45 degree angles first in case I screwed up (which I did). That way I just chopped off the offending miter cut without ruining the whole piece. Practicing on scrap lumber before hand helped too since my old DeWalt chop saw doesn't have a shadow or laser cutting guide.
Thank you for your content. Finally giving me the courage to start selling products. The only thing I was lacking in my shop was a decent pocket hole jig and now that is arriving tomorrow
Hi Matthew. Can you please start using mm,cm etc. Most of us watching your work dont work with those messurements. It would be glady apriciated. Like your work, and learned alot from you. Not sure but i think its metric im ref to.
An unexpected request I’ve had is to make the base of the planter (whatever the style) to be able to fit a Lowe’s or Grainger 5 gal bucket. I didn’t think much of it at the time. But putting that in the description of my products increased my sales. All it took was taking some of Matt’s designs (which I’ve bought the plans for) and tweaking the measurements. Oh, also people want the top of the planter to be at least an inch proud of the lip of the bucket.
@@edwardholtgraver7353 honestly I've never thought about it. I grew up in the North East of Scotland. Studied in Glasgow. Was a Captain in the British Army where I served in Nepal, Northern Ireland, Cyprus, Southern Africa, Afghanistan and mainland England and have now lived in the Pacific Northwest USA for almost 15 years. That phrase may have come from anywhere lol
Always a pleasure to watch your videos and learning how to make money without extra expensive tools, and you do it simply, completely, and very clearly. Thanks again Matthew for helping each of us be a success if we choose to take that first step.
Awesome video once again. Love both types but like the farmhouse look a little better. As a total newbie i am very excited to try a long list of your projects. Still lots of snow here in Cape Breton but as soon as it is gone i am building a small workshop. Thanks for all the inspiration Matthew.😁
Another great video Mathew…thanks! I don’t comment on your videos often but I gotta tell you this… I would absolutely KILL to have a shop like yours! Have you done a video on your shop? Layout, tools you started with, upgrades you made that have become invaluable, etc.? I get there’s more than just me that would enjoy that video….
Question. when you build something new how many do you build to see if it will sell or not before you make it a reoccurring project And know it’ll be a reoccurring sell etc?
Love the size of that planter Matthew. Just my thought, for the groove on the top of the posts, wouldn't it be quicker making a stop instead of doing all that marking and using the table saw? They would line up perfect too.
Happy Sunday Matthew! Have you made a planter bench yet? I couldn’t find one in your video lists. They are wildly popular here in North Carolina, probably throughout the South. Would love to make one for myself as they are crazy expensive! Thank you Matthew for all your inspired ideas and generosity. May you continue to be blessed each and every day!
Like jeTah said, build 2 of these for the ends. I would slightly modify the side where the seat will attach to, as that is where you will mount the seat connector. I made 1 with pallet wood and 2x4's. Measures 9' in total length. My planters are not this nice, but they work. Put small spacers between the 2x4's on the ends and a couple along the length.
You have a nice wood shop. Do you have a video with ideas on how to organize a wood shop? What machines and tools we need, how to hook up the vacuum, and so on? How big of an area would be necessary?
Love these builds Matthew, so many great ideas. Especially the ones you steal from pottery barn 😂 we don’t have one of them in the uk so we get all those great designs you’ve made look easy to make. Keep up the good work!
Awesome work Matt? ❤😂 Live thoses videos you show? Rick.Mary Arkansas! Hey can yoy send me a guide to how you make this plant holder , interesting things ur biulding? Sir.😊
This is an awesome project and looks really customized and expensive. What I am learning,is any mistake becomes an unintentional design tweak sometimes.
First off Matt you rock, 2nd I’m lost. I purchased the larger instructions and I made one of these and it turned out good (without all the angled cuts, lol. Folks want them, question is when i went to make 2nd, C/D (when flush with top cross member), hung over the bottom cross member completely and I can’t seem to find in detail where I’m off. I’ve made adjustments to my measurements (ad nauseam) to compensate but it doesn’t look the same so now I have to make a 3rd to look like 2nd. Lol. Result was no room/lip to pocket hole the support slats into at the bottom, and leaves me wondering if I assembled the support wall wrong? Idk any help would be appreciated. Ultimately the cubeish knob just under the bevel cut is shorter than the one you did. It allows for me to lift the top cross bar up a tad so that a 1/4” lip is left to pocket screw the slats into. Also have to use 1.25” pocket screw in the slats…idk especially on how strong the first one was with just 1”! So confused!
Nice but been a large planter mean that ppl will put large bush/ plant in it , I'm not sure the bottom will be able to carry the weight of the plant with dirt.and of course water.
Hi Matt, another great video, thanks for putting out great content! For a minute you were starting to sound like Bob Ross in this video. Got a question what is that tool you are using on the video 3:07? (not referring to the pencil)
built this in sketchup while buliding in real life, yes i like to over build stuff lol.. but i think the leg messurements are off. you cant be a quatuer inch from the 3 in inset and also be 1.75 in up from bottom that distance is 17 and the wall boards are 17.5.. am i missing something? could it be the the wall boards arent actually 17.5? After adjusting to keep your layout. The wall boards need to be 16 1/2 not 17.5 Hope this helps a fellow ocd woodworkers. GREAT ORIGINAL POST THO
Hah, searched the comments to see if anyone else had this issue. I had already built it so just took my multi tool and took an inch off two sides (across from each other) to give me that half inch space to attach the bottom boards. Yes, wall boards should be 16 ½"
Same issue. I'm to the point of attaching the decorative trim and the lengths and the angles are all off. I'm guessing the legs need to be longer but I'm not sure by how much.
Did you find a fix for the decorative trim pieces fitting? I'm wondering if having the side panels shorter or the legs longer will make the decorative trim fit like they should@@eljefetx
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Don't we all!!
I second this. I really appreciate this concept
Exactly how I feel
Thanks for this new planter idea. I have built 10 each of your last four planters which I have taken to my local Flea Market and rented the space next to flower and tree sellers. I asked if I could borrow some of their flowers and trees to stage my planters. I told the sellers than I would tell any of my customers were I got them from. They gave me a discount if I sold their plants with my planters. I sold every planter I brought before 1pm and 90% of the plants I had in them. This seller said I could use some of their double spaces new weekend to sell my planters and their plants. Thank you again,
That’s how it’s done!! Very nice!
My bride sez we need 2 of these so we will be headed to Lowe’s on Monday after pt for my knee . Old one wore out after 72 yrs . Great video !
Happy wife happy life :)
Happy husband
Happy wife
Lighthouses would make for a cool picket build I think.
I live on the coast and a tonne of people love the look of wooden garden lighthouses, built as short and as tall as 2ft-10ft tall.
Every time I see one I think how easy it would be to make one out of fence pickets or pallet wood.
Start making some! It seems lighthouses are an item that has always stayed "in".
@@MatthewPeechWoodworking That's the plan! It's the tapered cuts with miters that have me a little nervous, but if I've learned anything from your channel it's that just because something seems/looks difficult doesn't mean it is lol
@@comedian0338 use the obelisk plans and change the top to fit something that's more lighthouse visual. or take the obelisk and fill it in then put a LED solar light on top!
I don't live on the coast and nearby there is one place that sells nothing but ornamental lighthouses.
I built two of the 20 inch ones today. I tried the pocket hole method but the wood kept splitting out so I just used a counter sink bit and drilled out the holes on the legs to hold the boards. I also increased the width of the bottom slats from 1/2 inch to 1 inch so those pocket holes would not split out. Also as soon as I posted them in a woodworking group I'm in they wanted to know everything so I shared your video. 05/03/2023
I haven’t taken the jump into making anything yet, but I love these videos and can see it being something I seriously get into! Would love to make this into a side hustle!
I just made the 3 fence picket one yesterday. Excited to make this one too. Your instructions are exquisite.
Thank you!!
I had to move from my apartment because they doubled the rents. Had to get a mortgage on a trailer house, as that was all we could afford. I watch this channel, because it gives me hope, that what I almost started at the apartment, I could eventually start here. Thanks Matt.
You’ve got this!
First, Matthew, a southern drawl is a good thing! Thanks for sharing. I have several of your plans and appreciate the detail you go into. My wife loved the farmhouse planter. Come to Central Texas and I'll buy ya a beer and we'll smoke a brisket.
you are one of my favorite TH-cam providers. Another excellent video which explains not only how to accomplish the build but, you go further and demystify the tasks for those folks who may be intimidated. You are a good teacher.
Thank you so much
Thank dude, paid for the plans as usual to support you making these for us.
Finally subbed 👍 Don't know what took me so long, best of everything you need is right here! Thanks Matthew
The mitre cut tops work awesome, cut 8 tops today to add to fence posts.
The top of the post is a good addition to make it earn more money 👊
👍🏻
I have made 2 of the larger ones and 1 farmhouse style for customers. They loved them. I bought your plans for these planters and they were perfect. Thanks Matthew. I charged $120 for the larger ones and $100 for the farmhouse style.
Best channel . He really is spreading the wealth. Subbed and notified. Preciate you vids man. I joked with my wife. I’m one of his apprentices rn lol
Lol
I’m a stay at home dad of 3 that has been wanting to get into wood working and your videos made me take the first steps and I can’t get enough of your videos! Thank you for the great consistently content!
You can do it! Thanks for watching!
I just started making these and other projects, but the first set of planter boxes I made I used a torch and slightly burnt the wood instead of staining... they looked awesome and sold in one day...
Was looking to make fence finials think I'll try making the fancy ends and adding them to my fence posts. Thanks.
Bought several of you plans. They a perfect and make it very easy to build. Your videos are also a pleasure to watch.
Also, just figured out how to set up my miter saw to do those carve out / half lap / depth stop adjust thing. Took like 2 seconds, but months for me to actually check. Gonna be SO much more convenient than juggling a circular saw.
Hi Matthew me and my husband watched all of your videos the one that I love is the black dresser that I call the >
Always, always love your instructional videos.
Must build
Thanks 👍
You have the BEST content man
Another great project! We're so glad to support such and educational and helpful channel!
Thank you so much!
Your the best have a Blessed day 😊
Another one added to my summer list. I told you last time, I'm going broke because of you! Lol. But hey, much appreciated. Thanks for your hard work!!!
can you sell some of these items?
Lol enjoy the build!
Thanks for another informative video. I like the thought of putting a little more design into the project. There's a bunch of people doing the simple designs. A little more effort will make you stand out from the competition.
Glad to see the variety of scales appreciate your work.
Glad you like them!
Hi Matt,
I started my backyard overhaul and used you amazing model to complement the patio furniture. I have learned a lot and thanks to you. Just I assume, the C and D walls should be 16 1/2" to accommodate the support slats.
Cheers,
Mike
Amazing work - will probably be one of the more advanced projects I'll be making :)
This was an easy decision to buy the project plans. The one thing I did a bit differently was cutting the 45 degree cuts first, and on a longer than needed piece of wood. I cut the 45 degree angles first in case I screwed up (which I did). That way I just chopped off the offending miter cut without ruining the whole piece. Practicing on scrap lumber before hand helped too since my old DeWalt chop saw doesn't have a shadow or laser cutting guide.
Very nice, Matt. “Angry cuts” love it. 😂
I like the well made video that explains a longer build. Well done and keep it up
Love the videos can’t wait to get back home from Alaska and wood work make those planters and the trellises
Sounds great!
Thank you for all you great videos. Could beach wood be used and work for outdoors
I always enjoy watching these thanks for keeping them coming to my attention
More to come!
Your videos are awesome I think they are easy to follow
I appreciate that!
Thank you Matthew! I so look forward to your videos and information!!
You are so welcome!
Excellent build Matt! I’m new to your channel and I’m a huge fan already! Keep these videos coming, I’m starting a side hustle because of you dude!
Awesome! Thank you!
Great info and tips as usual....💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾
Thank you for your content. Finally giving me the courage to start selling products. The only thing I was lacking in my shop was a decent pocket hole jig and now that is arriving tomorrow
Another GREAT build! Love the opportunity you provide.
Thank you!
Hi Matthew. Can you please start using mm,cm etc. Most of us watching your work dont work with those messurements. It would be glady apriciated. Like your work, and learned alot from you. Not sure but i think its metric im ref to.
Very cool idea
Another awesome easy project. Thanks Matthew
My pleasure!
An unexpected request I’ve had is to make the base of the planter (whatever the style) to be able to fit a Lowe’s or Grainger 5 gal bucket. I didn’t think much of it at the time. But putting that in the description of my products increased my sales. All it took was taking some of Matt’s designs (which I’ve bought the plans for) and tweaking the measurements. Oh, also people want the top of the planter to be at least an inch proud of the lip of the bucket.
Oh nice!
"An inch proud of the lip of the bucket." Can you tell me what that means, please? Thanks!
@@edwardholtgraver7353 the customer has asked for the "bucket" to be at least an inch lower that the planter box. Does that make sense now?
@@alexreid4131 Thanks. Didnt know what "an inch proud" meant. Is that a local colloquialism?
@@edwardholtgraver7353 honestly I've never thought about it. I grew up in the North East of Scotland. Studied in Glasgow. Was a Captain in the British Army where I served in Nepal, Northern Ireland, Cyprus, Southern Africa, Afghanistan and mainland England and have now lived in the Pacific Northwest USA for almost 15 years. That phrase may have come from anywhere lol
Outstanding Matthew! Thank you! Shared.
Much appreciated!
Fantastic Job! I always learn something and appreciate your videos. Thanks
My pleasure!
Always a pleasure to watch your videos and learning how to make money without extra expensive tools, and you do it simply, completely, and very clearly. Thanks again Matthew for helping each of us be a success if we choose to take that first step.
You are very welcome
Keep up the fantastic content! I am excited to try my hand at such a great build.
Hope you enjoy it!
The chop stick move, never fails. It's always nice to keep what you have attached to your body. 😂
Lol yes, I like my fingers!
I like it! Thank you, bud!👍
Awesome video once again. Love both types but like the farmhouse look a little better. As a total newbie i am very excited to try a long list of your projects. Still lots of snow here in Cape Breton but as soon as it is gone i am building a small workshop. Thanks for all the inspiration Matthew.😁
Have fun!
Another great video Mathew…thanks!
I don’t comment on your videos often but I gotta tell you this…
I would absolutely KILL to have a shop like yours!
Have you done a video on your shop? Layout, tools you started with, upgrades you made that have become invaluable, etc.?
I get there’s more than just me that would enjoy that video….
Question. when you build something new how many do you build to see if it will sell or not before you make it a reoccurring project And know it’ll be a reoccurring sell etc?
Hi Matthew,
I love your work and explaining.
I have one question.
Can je also adjust your build plans to millimeter metric also ?
Love the size of that planter Matthew. Just my thought, for the groove on the top of the posts, wouldn't it be quicker making a stop instead of doing all that marking and using the table saw? They would line up perfect too.
More seriously, great tut Matthew! But the Bob Ross inference had me rolling.
Lol 😆
Looks great! I’ve been getting requests for hanging baskets
You should!
Simple cuts,, beautiful results!
Thank you!
Happy Sunday Matthew! Have you made a planter bench yet? I couldn’t find one in your video lists. They are wildly popular here in North Carolina, probably throughout the South. Would love to make one for myself as they are crazy expensive!
Thank you Matthew for all your inspired ideas and generosity. May you continue to be blessed each and every day!
Not yet... but it's still on the list!
take this 18in planter and put some boards across 2 of them. optionally you can add 1 across the bottom-middle for support.
If you can build this planter, a bench is not much harder. I'm from NC also and would be happy to help you design your bench. Just send me a msg.
Like jeTah said, build 2 of these for the ends. I would slightly modify the side where the seat will attach to, as that is where you will mount the seat connector. I made 1 with pallet wood and 2x4's. Measures 9' in total length. My planters are not this nice, but they work. Put small spacers between the 2x4's on the ends and a couple along the length.
As always, LOVE IT!
Really Love the size of the planter boxes.
Thanks!
Another excellent video, thanks for sharing!
Thanks again!
Way to go Matt!!! Trying this out today!
Nice!
You have a nice wood shop. Do you have a video with ideas on how to organize a wood shop? What machines and tools we need, how to hook up the vacuum, and so on? How big of an area would be necessary?
I plan on doing a shop tour eventually. I do have a few when I was first getting started so it’ll be in my early content.
All ready subscribed i like your videos as lots of information
Thanks and welcome
Thx for sharing awesome build
No problem 👍
I love it. You are awesome and really talented.
Thank you so much!
Great!
It would be neat if you developed an Adirondack chair with 2x4s and fence pickets. Great work as always.
and a kid sized one too...
$20 is $20. Nice work with this one
I really ❤ your vids! Do you need a special finish treatment for the wood since the pieces go outdoors?
Love these builds Matthew, so many great ideas. Especially the ones you steal from pottery barn 😂 we don’t have one of them in the uk so we get all those great designs you’ve made look easy to make. Keep up the good work!
Thank you!
Another great video. Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it
Great build and we love the paint by number system, keep them coming.
Thanks! Will do!
I wish we had the same prices for wood.
It would set me back $36 in materials where I live.
But I'm definitely going to make a few of them.
I like the Post Added “Fancy” Look!!!
I’d go with just the X Farm Look.
Nice Build!!! I’ll give it Try!!!
Thanks! It's an easy build that looks complicated. Thanks for watching!
If you were going to add a bench to two of these, how would you attach it, and at what height?
Awesome work Matt? ❤😂 Live thoses videos you show? Rick.Mary Arkansas! Hey can yoy send me a guide to how you make this plant holder , interesting things ur biulding? Sir.😊
Always great ideas.
Glad you like them!
Lovely as always Matt 👍😊
Thanks!
hi matthew, have you got a video of a rocking garden chair. ive made a few of your projects. but im always on the search for garden chairs.
Beautiful. Guess ill be making some and see what happens. 😊
Nice!
If i close my eyes i can hear Billy Bob Thornton telling me how to build a planter! 😂😂😂 awesome sauce!!
Hahahahaha omg I’m never gonna unhear that now 😂😂😂
Excellent! Do you (or did you) leave these unfinished or did you stain/paint, varnish, etc?
I do all the above.
This is an awesome project and looks really customized and expensive. What I am learning,is any mistake becomes an unintentional design tweak sometimes.
Great point!
Really nice project
Thanks.
Does anyone know if there’s a good way to set a depth on a mitre saw that doesn’t have a depth stop?
Thanks for another awesome build Mr Peech!
Can you make one for a larger plant like a palm tree? They usually use a 27.5 gallon planter..
First off Matt you rock, 2nd I’m lost. I purchased the larger instructions and I made one of these and it turned out good (without all the angled cuts, lol. Folks want them, question is when i went to make 2nd, C/D (when flush with top cross member), hung over the bottom cross member completely and I can’t seem to find in detail where I’m off. I’ve made adjustments to my measurements (ad nauseam) to compensate but it doesn’t look the same so now I have to make a 3rd to look like 2nd. Lol. Result was no room/lip to pocket hole the support slats into at the bottom, and leaves me wondering if I assembled the support wall wrong? Idk any help would be appreciated.
Ultimately the cubeish knob just under the bevel cut is shorter than the one you did. It allows for me to lift the top cross bar up a tad so that a 1/4” lip is left to pocket screw the slats into. Also have to use 1.25” pocket screw in the slats…idk especially on how strong the first one was with just 1”! So confused!
1:24 can you explain what that thing is over your chop saw?
Matthew, as there is no base to the planter I assume these are for placing pots into?
Nice but been a large planter mean that ppl will put large bush/ plant in it , I'm not sure the bottom will be able to carry the weight of the plant with dirt.and of course water.
Another great video brother 👍👊
Thanks 👍
Hi Matt, another great video, thanks for putting out great content! For a minute you were starting to sound like Bob Ross in this video. Got a question what is that tool you are using on the video 3:07? (not referring to the pencil)
Thank you!
You're welcome!
built this in sketchup while buliding in real life, yes i like to over build stuff lol.. but i think the leg messurements are off. you cant be a quatuer inch from the 3 in inset and also be 1.75 in up from bottom that distance is 17 and the wall boards are 17.5.. am i missing something?
could it be the the wall boards arent actually 17.5?
After adjusting to keep your layout.
The wall boards need to be 16 1/2 not 17.5
Hope this helps a fellow ocd woodworkers.
GREAT ORIGINAL POST THO
Hah, searched the comments to see if anyone else had this issue. I had already built it so just took my multi tool and took an inch off two sides (across from each other) to give me that half inch space to attach the bottom boards. Yes, wall boards should be 16 ½"
Same issue. I'm to the point of attaching the decorative trim and the lengths and the angles are all off. I'm guessing the legs need to be longer but I'm not sure by how much.
@@eljefetx cut wall boards to 16.5 inches
@joshbrown5073 yeah...that's not the problem. Try reading again.
Did you find a fix for the decorative trim pieces fitting? I'm wondering if having the side panels shorter or the legs longer will make the decorative trim fit like they should@@eljefetx