Great ideas! Think I’ll make some trivets with my own spin on them.

Great little projects you have done .

made a headphone stand myself two years ago, looked similar

As always great content, keep em coming

Send a link for planter box?

35$ profit at 35 mins effort isn't a bad trade-off at all.

Very reasonable price imo. Love the transparency

ur my favorite ukrainian wood worker

I’ve made a couple of those planters, took me 40 minutes just to get the mitre joints right 😂 Hoping to increase my efficiency a bit.

just replaced a 25 year old bit of kit that was worked to death, with a 21 year old same model but only used maybe twice a year . no wear anywhere even the labels are all still on it. all i hear is the new stuff is made lighter and flimsier. and now with all the save the planet crap even the engines are crap. the planet would benefit from well made stuff not needing replaced.

Good job and project thx for sharing Keep building

cool !

I have a shop full of old tools. I have newer tools, too, but I do try to buy old tools for the quality and to save money. A word of caution; not all old tools are the quality of your Skil belt sander. It's a buyer beware situation. Do your research before you shop.

Yet another great video and great tip that you shouldn't be scared to purchase older tools.

Thanks Much for this Nice, Simple, Efficient, Doable Planter Box design. Saw this video last week and built 2 of them today for my Wife. She loved them. 1 was cedar and 1 was pecan fence pickets. I made the legs and top out of 1 species and the sides out of the other. Turned out pretty Good.

Good video. Make sure your items are level though. So much wobble on the planter, not a dig. Repetitive cut outs should ensure this unless you may be off on the cut. That machine in the background fixes all that though.

Nice! Have you made one for a bandsaw? Or, maybe one for a homemade router table? Great idea, thanks.

Okay, you've made a subscriber out of me. I like how you went through everything including your pricing and reasoning. Thank you, sir, and I learned some things about filming for my channel. I appreciate it and your time.

Where can I buy your apron?

Great idea, however, I nearly had a heart attack when I saw you using the mitre gauge to cut the coasters but had the fence locked down for size. That's begging for a nasty kickback.

new subscriber. good info...

The bottle openers you can use a washer and screw for a much cheaper way to make it.

Some awesome ideas, and great information.

I subbed/liked

Great thanks for sharing

Great job explaining everything, been watching KZfaq all morning this is the video that made me finally get up and go to the garage!

Cedar pickets at my local hardware store: $3.19. Maple, Walnut, Oak: a different story. I'll trade you! Nice work.

Great Video Dave, Awesome Ideas

There is a bow on your work table, the planter is wobbly

Great ideas Thanks for sharing

Nice job

Love these suggestions - I have been making the planters like yours and been doing ok with that - my area is repressed financially for sure but still selling some.

Great job Dave, I wish I was less intimidated about making videos. i think it's the setup and tracking that puts me off. If I could get that down I would have done something on the items I built this week. They are not exactly small items with fast turnover but I enjoyed building them. As follows, all patio furniture using 2x4's : 8ft bench , 6ft bench with built in cooler, coffee table, end table and wide comfortable chair,. Next on the list is a full size dining table for patio. Sell them as a complete package or individually.

Great tips

Am I wrong or did the video stop short of completion.

Did I miss something? Your pickets look very smooth. Did you sand them or run them through a planner?

Can you provide a link?

Great video. Planters are in right now so should help a lot of people out. Great tips.

Looking good Dave, how was the market for you on Saturday?

damn. 10 bucks for a picket. those are the one thing that didn't seem to skyrocket the last 5 years with all the other lumber. i can get cedar for 3 and treated pine for 2.

Did I miss it? How much are you retailing these for? I'm in Ontario, Canada. Thanks! - Dave W

Nice project, nothing better than building some useful items on off days.

When taking a painting class about teaching people to paint. It was all about how to fix errors the students make.

Simple projects are usually the one's that test our skills when errors occur , good to see you admit these and show how you correct them. Well done! as usual excellent quality video Dave.

Great video and it did come out great.