No, that's NOT mess. It is work-in-progress. There's a difference.OK. Please ignore the mess on the workbench, but I've been busy using it today.

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No, that's NOT mess. It is work-in-progress. There's a difference.OK. Please ignore the mess on the workbench, but I've been busy using it today.
Your planters are lovely! Thanks for adding the pic of future plans too...that looks so doable...my future project list just grew!UPDATE on my planter(s) build for Dear Wife.
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As I said in an earlier post, my first attempt was the middle 24X24 inch planter, which was deemed too big. My second attempt, on the left, was the 16X16 inch planter, that was judged too small. My third attempt, on the right, is a 12X24 planter and I surely hope it hits the Goldilocks' zone and is just right for Dear Wife! I'll find out when she gets home from work today. Wish me luck!
Let me add, that I have learned something on every one of these pallet builds. Nothing like experience to improve your production. My last planter was more square from the start, required less custom cuts to finish the fit, and it went together much faster because I am learning how to cut the boards more efficiently.
Although I am very happy with this planter design, I think I will be trying out a few other designs I have seen on YouTube. One of my ideas is having the planks mounted on the inside of the 2X4 frame. Since a 2X4 is 3 1/2 inches wide, that would give me about 7 inches of play when mounting the planks on the inside. That would mean I doubt if I would ever have to custom cut or taper that final board for the sides. I would just take up any difference(s) with the overlap on the inside 2X4.
Something like this google picture...
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Your planters are lovely! Thanks for adding the pic of future plans too...that looks so doable...my future project list just grew!
We will be starting our pallet pig house likely this wk!!! I'll post pics as we get things done!
I'd love to see your pallet pig house pics.
Dear Wife is from the Philippines and she loves eating pork. I have tried to convince her that I should try to raise a pig or two, but she does not want anything to do with that idea.
Maybe a cute little pallet pig house would warm her heart to the idea?![]()
We had a stray pig show up at our door last thanksgiving...he was kinda cute, but boy I worked hard to find him a home. He tried to take over the tortoise house so he definitely liked the pallet build!
I like both the designs you're using on planters. Has your wife voiced a preference? I'm guessing her thoughts will be your deciding factor![]()
I NEED a stray pig!!We had a stray pig show up at our door last thanksgiving...he was kinda cute, but boy I worked hard to find him a home. He tried to take over the tortoise house so he definitely liked the pallet build!View attachment 3214154View attachment 3214156
I like both the designs you're using on planters. Has your wife voiced a preference? I'm guessing her thoughts will be your deciding factor![]()