Make your own mobile greenhouse benches

[@chrishi3358]

Thank you for your attention to detail and sharing your years of experience.

[@jeffhamer633]

Love this, great presentation tips and over all information. Wish all you tubers could do such a great job. Thanks

[@brownthumbnursery]

Using that rake to tighten it was a great tip!! Just subscribed!!

[@davidmcardle2734]

Definitely needed this as we are adding a small retail greenhouse and need benches

[@jasmineespenshade3431]

This makes me want a greenhouse

[@omarismail1652]

The best do it yourself video. 😍

[@chrishi3358]

Another idea for a forked wheel is to sandwich both the horizontal beam, diagonal brace and the wheel with 2 legs. Then the assembly would be in double shear which is very efficient. If the wheel is thicker than 1.5 inches than a spacers would be needed.

[@tattedone6753]

Question could you provide me a link to the type of wire mesh your using on the tables?

[@kvis101]

I would also like to know this! Did you find something?

[@barbarastefani254]

Thank you for this video I want to make a flow table

[@altofarmland2855]

Did you use treated wood or just regular yellow pine? How long to these tables normally last you ?

[@smallfarmsolutions]

Regular untreated pine lumber. My oldest tables are 25 years. I've had to replace some braces and rotten parts but many are still in use today!

[@kvis101]

wondering what type of wheels those are and where to find them. Thanks!

[@ressiefry1855]

What is the jig used to frame the table?

[@chrishi3358]

Maybe if you didn't have a welder you could make a fork on the end for the wheel. Then their wouldn't be a side torque on the leg.

[@will5286]

Decent Plan-BUT-that square up jig is WAY OVER THE TOP-Plus you'll NEVER BUILD ANY SKILLS. This is just like framing a house wall--Set up on a flat surface, lay out supports with line to one side as shown.GET A 7" SPEEDSQUARE-cheap knockoffs are good enough. That will help you lay out lines on side rails-Drill (2) 1/8" holes in center of where cross brace will sit-3/4" in from each edge. On outside face start 3" black drywall screws til they almost protrude. Set your cross brace into place, grab it 6-8" from end, make sure tops are flat and resist the push of the driver setting the screw.

[@smallfarmsolutions]

I'm not suggesting anyone buy an expensive welding square to build their greenhouse table, but rather to think outside the box. If a tool you have can ease the process and make things smoother and enable you to get the work done faster and with greater precision than I'm all for it. I had a great time using that square and clamps to make the benches. Yes, I'm skilled enough to do it without. I have probably a half dozen speed squares. I use what works best based on what I have at hand.