Geez man PLEASE use a push block to feed wood through when the edge is that close to the blade. That aside great idea. I personally want to make a proper carry box for it though as my Titan CS doesn't come with one. I like to keep all my power stuff contained even as a beginner.

Hi loved your video where did you buy the pond liner . Need your help please did you make any holes on the pond liner ie for drainage. Thanks

Lining with plastic is going to trap moisture between it and the wood

Hi did you cut some holes in the plastic / pond liner to allow water to escape the plastic 'bag' so to speak?

11:38 What is happening here? You loosen the clamp, but the top part (now bottom part) does not fall on the floor? That's interesting. I am looking for a router to be used on/under a router table, whose height can be adjusted quickly and easily, without having to spend money on a router lift.

the Daft Punk slipped in there 😂

Good Job! You said the router cabinet was too tall making the overall height too high when the cabinet is on your bench. How high is it from the floor to the router table surface? i'm planing on making a router table and now wonder what might be the maximum height. Thanks!

Walnut

I like the idea of the contrasting wood colors.

Why the need to say "go ahead"

Dirt, don’t you mean soil??

Beautiful job. Love the cat too!

Use t- track for your fence.

You could have used a large router bit to cut the fence. Just slide the fence into the router.

What's the cost of that in timber nowadays?

What'd you use at the very end?

Nice looking and very robust-good job!

Nice!

How did you join the layers to each other ?

Are these after weathering much in the last 2 years?

What size of screws did you use!? I couldn't catch your accent?

Hello. What are the dimensions of this stand? Specifically I’d like to know the thickness is it a log which is more than 2 inches thick?

Gosh! I'm proud of your work. I dream of placing your flower bed at the corner of my house. I will share this with my friends who are masters at building raised beds in their vegetable garden. Maybe they will take pity on me and help me replicate your excellent project. Thank you for posting this video. 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽🏆🏆🏆🏆

Put your biggest bit in the router, turn on the router and raise the bit into it instead of drilling a hole in the plate. Same with the fence.

Thanks for a great video! Silly question, but where does the water escape? I'm looking to make something like this on a concrete floor, but am unsure what to do about drainage... did you poke holes in the pond liner? Or add rocks at the bottom layer before adding soul? Thanks for any advice! 😊

Do you only need the water channels to prevent the rain filling up your sleepers whilst you're constructed them? I assume once they are lined the water channels aren't required? Great video mate.

Great advice thanks

nice mate

Great vid, no waffle just straight into it

Thanks for this. I’m hoping to build something similar for growing vegetables. A couple things I was wondering though.you say to use paint for better protection but everything I’ve seen recommends not using anything on wood like this for the first year because it is already pressure treated. Also, isn’t oil better than paint? Paint sits on top of wood which is why it flakes revealing unprotected timber, and needs to be reapplied a lot and stripped back periodically. oil soaks into the wood so needs less maintenance. The other thing is, could I use vegetable felt lining instead of pond liner so that I wouldn’t need to add a base? That stuff protects but also allows drainage.

Lovely. Would look brilliant with a floating bench on it

Hi, what is the maximum size timber that your Dewalt mitre saw can cut? It seemed to make easy work of those sleepers.

Thank you for the video! It inspired me to do a similar stand but using birch plywood. It turned out great too :)

Would it be possible to use a thinner sleeper or wood (maybe scaffold board) only on the rear side where it meets the fence? Looking for a way for it to protrude less without losing planting space. Thanks - great vid.

Thanks for the video. May i ask why you think you needed to build the base, inside the planter? What would be the harm in having the liner go straight onto the ground?

Hi, have been running into the same problem with finding a faceplate. Do you know where you can get an aluminium one that fits this router?

Nice to see your mistakes. We all make them. I like your video and it gives me a sense of what to do. I plan on picking up the same DeWalt router, DWP611.

Thanks, the problems really helped and would stop me making the same ones. Cheers

Hi, like most of the comments im going to build similar in my garden. Really great video and well explained. Thank you - really helped me out

Great advice for our next project.

Great work! I'd love to know where you source your wood from? I'm looking at giving this a go too!

Lovely result, great video but how come you put pond liner in the bottom? How does the water escape thorough the channels you cut if it’s all covered in pond liner?

Sounds like bobs burgers.

Love your humour!!

How do you fix the layers together when you start stacking them? :)

Love the video, we have all been there. Keep pushing.

Hi, Thank you for this video. I'm looking at building my own raised garden bed and these were the easiest instructions I found. They were simple to understand and easy to follow. Now, I just have to order the materials and have a go. :) Now all I have to do is believe I can do it :)

Guys this is not as simple it’s shown, you really need to make them strong and it’s a quite laborious and tactful.

You could make your own aluminium plate. It's surprisingly easy to work with using woodworking tools.

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