How to Build an Outdoor Table and Planter Boxes

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No, I haven't gotten a responce.

Shawn

May 13, at 8:53pm

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I had the same question - did you ever get an answer?
Thanks - jen

jen

May 13, at 7:07pm

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The box that holds the dirt in the planter box is shorter than the planter box. How and where did you place supports for the bottom of the pressure treated box half way up the planter box?
Thank you

Shawn

May 12, at 6:08pm

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Really like this table. How do I get plans & material list

Steve Simerson

Jan 16, at 9:20pm

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Why am I unable to view the moderator's response regarding material list and plans?

Steve

Jan 13, at 9:29pm

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You make it look so easy.I'm sure my husband couldn't make table or planters.

Barbara Renwick

Jan 13, at 4:51am

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Nicely done and looks great! I think I would have done all the cutting and drilling then sealed everything before assembly...

Bob

Oct 16, at 5:36pm

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Emily Lyman

Sep 10, at 5:00pm

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I really like the look of this and will be building it soon. I will choose to seal the wood prior to assembly though to ensure even coverage on all sides and so the brushes don't get the abuse of being used harshly.

Kory Leach

Jul 3, at 2:28am

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It is a great project. Where do I find the material list and plans for these projects?

JIN LEE

Jun 27, at 1:25pm

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Great table!! I would love to have the plans and wood list. Where can I find or get them? Thank you

cathy

May 22, at 4:37pm

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This looks like a great project but I too do not see the measurements or products listing for the projects. Thank you for your time.

Hilary

May 13, at 10:06pm

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Where do I find the material list for these projects? Thank you for your response

Brigitte

May 12, at 6:09pm

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I've just discovered your site and absolutely loving it! One problem, where are the materials list and measurements for your projects? Thank you for sharing such wonderful knowledge.

Mary Eastman

Apr 18, at 2:20am

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your show is the best on tv, to show how to do projects to improve the home and to make different things, thanks fred

fred

Mar 11, at 12:30pm

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Mr.. Hazelton...I would be interested in a project like this one for my small front porch with a table for a maximum seating of 4. My main concern is that I live in a senior citizen apartment community and need to have chairs also that would allow people to get up and down easily and to have a table sturdy and stable enough for these folks and myself to use to get up with. What chairs would you recommend to build for this project and could you accommodate the plan where the table could accommodate a power chair or standard wheelchair? We need a higher chair to get in and out of with little difficulty because of a table or chair design. Any suggestions or refer me to the right video. Thank you so muchl Merry Christmas & Happy New Year - Bev Henson

Beverly Ann Henson

Dec 24, at 1:40pm

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Beautiful table. Going to have a crack using West Australian Jarrah. I see several requests for materials list/measurements. Are these available anywhere? Regards from Oz

Cam

Dec 20, at 1:58am

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printed of inst.this will be my next progect.iget upevery sat. morning just to watch rons show .thanks ron u got some helpful hints.

jim ray schultz

Dec 17, at 7:10am

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This was a great project and I'll get it started

Dennis Anderson

Dec 11, at 12:31pm

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Love the table. Is there any instructions and material list? Would like to build it and if there is any chair plans would be nice. Thank You!

Hendré

Dec 5, at 6:39pm

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enjoy your table wouldlike to make could i use treaed would ,and would the glue hold? how do i get the dimensions

tony

Dec 3, at 7:17am

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about making the table it is nice to see the plans but it would also be nice to see how the connected aswell you hide them with the arrows so I could not see how it worked Jmaes Bell

james

Nov 17, at 10:43am

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Loved the table,and the tool's you used must have thank's Ron James

james

Nov 12, at 7:14am

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I enjoy this site. I would like to see a list of materials with measurements and tools, Equipment Etc. It would surely help the novice builders. There is nothing worse than to begin a project and find out you do not have the correct tools and or equipment. Along with any tips . Great site!

K. Colombo

Nov 6, at 7:57am

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It would still be nice if you could put in a material list and instructions for this project.

John Nicholson

Nov 6, at 7:32am

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Ron , I so enjoyed watching the building of the table and planter boxes. I sure learned a lot, as I use to build and sell picnic tables of my own design. Boy I sure could have used you for pointers in those days. I look foward to doing some project maybe soon as I recover from my third back operation. In the mean time I’ll be watching you on the telly as they say in Britain.

GORDON B

Oct 16, at 4:51pm

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Ron, thanks for this project. After watching the video, I built this table for myself - just extended it out to 78 inches. I made benches to go with it - same design with a different scale, of course. I love the finished look. Got lots of compliments on it!!! Never stop coming up with more projects!!! You helped me with so many things around the house! Next up - outdoor lighting :)

Evelyn

Oct 10, at 7:31pm

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This is one of my favorite projects it shows stability in well maden furniture

Robert Peterson

Oct 9, at 9:11am

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A materials list AND the name of the software used to layout this project would be very beneficial.

Fred

Aug 19, at 9:37pm

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I agree with Carol Lee a product list and measurements would be nice but a doc or pdf step by step would be nice too as i can't take my computer near a saw as i have had to much trouble with my computer. A paper file i could read it in bed and take it to the shop as well. I love the planter box too but the video confused me and on the table what size where the wood cleets.

Bill Lower

Aug 13, at 7:52am

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I would like to build this table. I have to figuare out a material list and measuerments. It would be nice if you would supply this.

Carol Lee

Aug 6, at 7:31am

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As many others...the video was very slow to load. I had to keep pausing it to wait. Haven't had much time to check out the rest of the site yet

Aaron Aneloski

Jul 15, at 10:22pm

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do like new site; vidio played better w/1glitch,about1/2way thru it quit,i restarted at beginning,clicked to about where it quit and watched the rest

bruce bronson

Jul 12, at 4:33pm

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Very nice easy project, But when building an outdoor exposed project i like to water proof the wood on all sides prior to building.that way you dont have to waste a lot of time trying to get the protectants inside each board

Deibertnnis De

Jul 11, at 10:42pm

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Just a suggestion. Bottom of planter legs will undoubtedly absorb some water. This will eventually cause the legs to crack or split. If you apply an epoxy to the bottom of the leg surface, it will prevent water from seeping into the wood. I experienced this poblem when I constructed portable end tables for my lounge chairs. I used cedar for table construction and a wood preservative.

Bill

Jul 11, at 12:07pm

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Could those planter boxes be built out of some type of vinyl lumber or compostie decking so it won't rot?

Sandy

Jul 11, at 11:27am

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I like your new site, glad you finaly gave us a larger viewing screen !

John

Jul 10, at 11:44pm

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I think your new web site is great. Don't ever stop with this site.

milton

Jul 10, at 9:39pm

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Your new Web site is awesome Ron... good job!!! Keep these great videos coming... we love em! :-)

Karen

Jul 10, at 6:06pm

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Whle watching the video on the older format, the picture would stop every few seconds and then continue. The new format has no stops what so ever. Very nice.

Harold Glascoe

Jul 10, at 12:26pm

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Is it safe to plant vegetables in containers made with pressure treated plywood or deader for that matter? I'm thinking not, perhaps you should mention for ornamental plants only. Other than that.... neat project.

Chris c

Jul 10, at 11:24am

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Great projects however they all assume that we have acces to all of the tools and materials shown. That in itself is a small fortune. It would be nice if the projects had a materials list and showed the tolls requirements as weel.

John Plumitis

Jul 10, at 10:33am

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Two really great projects most anyone would want to do. Everyone can appreciate a well-constructed table that looks this good and the neat planters that will bring years of enjoyment. Thanks Ron.

Maria Yohey

Jul 10, at 10:29am

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I REALLY DO LIKE YOU NEW DESIGNED WEBSITE. THE ONLY PROBLEM I INCURED WAS SLOW LOADING, MAYBE TOO MANY PEOPLE TRYING AT THE SAME TIME? THE ONLY OTHER COMMENT IS AFTER VIEWING THE PROJECT YOU HAVE PRINTABLE INSTRUCTIONS, ON THE OUTDOOR TABLE AND PLANTER ONE I DIDNOT SEE STEP BY STEP FOR THE PLANTER BOXES. DID I MISS A STEP?? BOB

BOB GOETZ

Jul 10, at 10:08am

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Playing videos was erratic. The first locked up and would neither play nor go away. Content, however was interesting.

John

Jul 10, at 10:08am

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videos=== better downloading them... before i had to wait forever for them to play thanks james

jim light

Jul 10, at 8:13am

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A materials list along with a downloadable (pdf) drawing would be nice as well as tools needed would be helpful.

Lenny Laskowski

Jul 10, at 6:31am

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Great newsletter! Easy to follow to items of interest!

Don C

Jul 10, at 4:41am

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NIce job with the video! Good project. What is the software used for the design of the table? Is it available for sale? If so, where can it be acquired? Good point on the material list. Does the design software generate one? Thanks for the info and the inspiration! Rick

Rick Beidleman

Jul 10, at 4:33am

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Nice, fresh look to the website - nice job! Easy to view the main video & the 2 short clips that I watched. Thanks for always being so interesting.

Larry Buck

Jul 10, at 3:26am

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I didn't notice the name alongside the picture I should have put Patricia Eaton so sorry.

Charlene Edwards

Jul 10, at 2:59am

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Greg has a very good point a materials list would be very helpful do you have a materials list for this project I would like to build it. Thanks so much for all the tips,tricks & projects

Charlene Edwards

Jul 10, at 2:56am

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Hey Ron... You have great videos and are very helpfull to us all. I appreciate your expertise and your time in creating your website to send us these project tips and hints! Thanks!! Greg

Greg Kelly

Jul 10, at 1:31am

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Where do I find the material list for these projects? Thank you for your response.

Patricia Eaton

Jul 10, at 1:12am

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