The weather here is still warm and looks like we’ll have a couple of more weeks of warm days so I’m doing as much outside work as I can. I’ve finished the bulk of the demolition I’m going to do this year and have started working through the junk pile to build what I can out of the scrap. The wood I got isn’t very good and sadly about half will have to go to the landfill.
But there is enough to build a few useful things. Heather used some wood to make planter boxes and I’m making some square ones for her. We also put together a potting table for her. From the 2x4s I’m making some much needed sawhorses and I hope to get a small work bench out of the deal.
Here’s some pictures of what’s be built.
And finally here is the main working/junk area:
I don’t really know how much more woodworking weather I’ve got left, but I plan to get as much done as I can.
When I’m forced indoors, I’ve got my new sewing machine to keep me productive.
So great. 🙂
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There are times you remind me of my dad — he always had projects he was working on and others on the horizon.
That’s a nice looking potting table, as well as planters. Good job!
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I’ve always got something going on.
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How nice to see your “junk” repurposed! We never throw away wood offcuts, and we ended up building big wheeled cart/bins for the workshop to accommodate it all. But it’s nice to have when you just need a little chunk of 2×4!
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In my old shop I had a scrap bin. I need to get one built here. Right now it’s just a big pile in the backyard.
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You make me nostalgic, Andrew.. Looks like our house used to look!!
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I love it here.
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Looks great. Are you growing a vegetable garden? or flowers?
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A little of both, but the homemade planter boxes will likely most get vegetables.
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What vegetables would you like to plant?
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a little of everything. Tomatoes, potatoes, corn, onions, garlic, chard, lettuce, peppers …
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Awesome, I’ve always wanted a vegetable garden. One day when I have my own yard lol
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So day may happen sooner than you think.
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