DIY Plinths for Events, Parties, Birthday Decoration, Display table stands, Pedestal Build

[@Memory_Bears]

I just want to pull up to your house and watch you build. Every video my wife sends me is you and I can't get enough.

[@MakerDecor]

lol, your funny. Glad I could help! Thanks for watching our vids

[@marjorypaewhenua7218]

You explain everything so clear. How to use different tools. So impressed Thank you.

[@MakerDecor]

Thank you very much, glad I have been able to help!

[@gracellesu]

what material did you use for the cylinder cover?😊

[@staceycooper1536]

Please do a video on how to build a flower box❤

[@MakerDecor]

Hi, if you go to the KZbin channel, I recently created a flower box video. Thank you. Good luck!

[@lesliesotomuniz125]

Wao thank you very much for video and technics. God Bless You.

[@audreyyy803]

So glad I found your channel!

[@MakerDecor]

Thank you, I am glad my videos have helped you!

[@nonniwilliams2220]

Loving this channel! Thanks for all of your teachings and advise!

[@MakerDecor]

Thank you very much, I appreciate it!!

[@KingsDaughter.]

Great Christmas presents ...the plans 😊

[@DamarisV]

This is awesome. Thank you for providing different options.

[@MakerDecor]

Thanks so much for watching!

[@beba7773]

I would like to know what is the material call that you use to cover the cylinder?

[@MakerDecor]

Hi, polywall from Home Depot

[@victorcastaneda24]

what did you use for the polywall to stay in shape? glue nails? or what, because i try to make one using adhesive but it takes for Ever to dry

[@EXECUTEWEALTH]

What’s a good wood to use for a marquee 5ft letters?

[@MakerDecor]

Hi, thanks for watching. For making marquee letters there are two woods used most often. Plywood or MDF, I have been using MDF most of the time due to cost. With recent events plywood pricing went crazy high, more than double the original cost. So, I used MDF which is good, smooth finish and takes paint well after primer. But can be heavier and absorbs moister more than plywood. I have recently went back to plywood as the pricing has gone done some. Plywood is lighter and creates a more rigid structure. I am planning a video soon to talk about in more detail about marquee builds and the different techniques. Thank you for your question.

[@loRdpharaoh]

I just bought the plans! thank you I just had a question I love the size of the diameter of the big one but if I wanted it taller can I just make the legs taller? sorry im so new at this!!!

[@MakerDecor]

Hi, yes for sure. Just lengthen the legs and adjust the height of the polywall that wraps around and you should be good!

[@rubengalicia9695]

What do you used for the outer shell ? What’s that plastic called ?

[@iRocksHair]

Awesome job .. I really love your channel..and I will be shopping on your Etsy page .. I love the tips you give on the products .. You’re a great teacher and I’m going to buy me some tools soon so I can attempt this.. thanks you so much for making time to share with us all

[@MakerDecor]

Hi, thank you so much. I am glad my videos and channel have helped you and good luck!

[@mariflores8784]

Love these. But I’m confused as to what was used for around the cylinder? Plastic? Wood? 😮what is it?

[@rosielloons]

you are my new favorite guy

[@MakerDecor]

Thanks!

[@dawnreid859]

Awesome videos really love your work...... thanks for sharing ❤️👍

[@MakerDecor]

Thank you very much!

[@claudiazuniga4295]

Omg. I love it. ❤ I will definitely visit your etsy !!! Thanks for sharing.

[@MakerDecor]

Thank you so much for watching and commenting! And I really appreciate you visiting our new Etsy store!!

[@claudiazuniga4295]

@@MakerDecor just purchased it. Thank you!

[@MakerDecor]

@@claudiazuniga4295 Awesome, thank you!

[@vacevedo15625]

Hey man love your videos and plans , my wife has made me to multiple of your decorations and your plans are very simple and easy to understand I just have a simple question do you prefer doing these circle platforms in 3/4 plywood or 1/2 ?

[@MakerDecor]

Hi, thank you so much for the support! I do try to stick to 1/2 inch for most of the things I build or thinner. Just because when I start using 3/4 inch, the weight does start to add up. I remember when I first started I built backdrops out of 3/4 inch and man I learned quick because I had to setup. lol So if I can get away with 1/2 inch I would stick to it. But there may be situations where 3/4 is required, I think for these pedestals 1/2 inch gets the job done. Hope that helps!

[@vacevedo15625]

Yes it does that’s exactly what we were thinking , weight is going to become a factor after all the things she’s having me to from your plans lol but appreciate the respond keep doing what you do 👍

[@CraftingMyLife25]

Great teacher! So easy to understand and the tips are really helpful. TFS I subscribed! 👍

[@MakerDecor]

Awesome, thanks I appreciate it!

[@cristinaflores1408]

❤loved it when are you going to be selling the actual furniture?

[@MakerDecor]

Hi, thank you. I am not sure. I am in the process of setting everything up right now. But I will start with smaller products first and increase in size because I still need to figure out the best way to ship everything. Thank you very much for the support!

[@staceycooper1536]

It’s more of an a frame flower box sign?

[@vaughnsvenue]

Thanks for sharing

[@MakerDecor]

Your Welcome!

[@angelietubanza272]

Nice What is the white thing you use to wrap? Nice

[@MakerDecor]

Hi, thank you. Polywall

[@tiaqueen7189]

what kind of plastic was that you used to wrap around the pedestals

[@MakerDecor]

Hi, polywall from Home Depot

[@AnitaMaharjan-s6d]

love seeing your tutorial. Did you use paper to wrap it around? If so could you specify which kind? I didn't see in description. Thanks!

[@MakerDecor]

Hi, no it is polywall from Home Depot. Like a thin plastic.

[@jespinoza1108]

Hi! What’s the link or name of the router you have?

[@MakerDecor]

Hi, its the Bosch plunge router.

[@kellyjanefawcett8362]

What is the material called that you wrap around the frame?

[@MakerDecor]

polywall from Home Depot

[@BettyBoop9047]

What kind of plastic you used to wrap it with

[@MakerDecor]

Hi, it is polywall from Home Depot

[@elizabethprado3368]

could you do plans for a candy cart. I would definitely buy! thank you for not gatekeeping

[@MakerDecor]

Hi, thanks for watching. I am working on some candy cart plans now and hopefully have it by this weekend! Thank you for the support

[@elizabethprado8097]

@@MakerDecor Im so excited to purchase!!!! I’ve been looking for plans all over the internet and no luck so far. Thanks for doing what you do 🙏

[@MakerDecor]

@@elizabethprado8097 Thank you, I appreciate the comment!

[@josefinaarriola891]

What is the name of the plastic you use to make the cilinders

[@Artez-Designs]

Yes I also want to know

[@annettetamez6295]

White size plywood for the top

[@moniquereed5472]

Hi what's the name of your Etsy page

[@MakerDecor]

www.etsy.com/shop/MakerDecor

[@veronicasandoval5790]

How much does it cost to make these?

[@bk8464]

I'm on my way to the etsy store now

[@MakerDecor]

Awesome, thank you so much for supporting our channel and Etsy store.

[@lindawilmarth3300]

Loved it! Great!

[@MakerDecor]

Thank you very much!

[@loveleeeventplanningl.l.c.7539]

Etsy!! Boom 💥 I’m there

[@MakerDecor]

Awesome, thanks!

[@st12uball3rt]

What are you using for the polywall to adhere to the wood?

[@MakerDecor]

Hi, thanks for watching. They are attached at the back of the plinth with nails or screws. Here is the link to the plans. www.etsy.com/listing/1099389883/plinths-for-events-and-parties-build?ref=shop_home_active_2&crt=1

[@juanitamartinez531]

@@MakerDecor where do you buy polywall? I want to buy your plans just want to make sure I can hey all supplies Do you have a video on how you put the Polly wall on

[@MakerDecor]

@@juanitamartinez531 Hi thanks for watching. The polywall can be bought at Home Depot or Lowes. It is at most hardware stores. The cheapest and thinnest one is at Home Depot and that is the one I used. It is easy to wrap. Just tack one side and wrap it around the plinth enough to cover it and screw it closed. You can also get it at Lowes for a little more money and it is a little thicker but can work. If you have any other questions please let me know, thank you.

[@beautyantedote1797]

In total how much does it cost to build these?

[@michellecreative701]

What is the wrap called?

[@MakerDecor]

Hi thanks for watching. I do have the plans available on the etsy store with more information. To wrap the plinth I used a plastic you can find at Home Depot in the plywood section. Its only sold in 8ft x 4ft sheets. But you can use other options as well. Most people I see use very thin plywood and a nail gun or thin sheet metal using sheers to cut. This was just the way I did it. Thanks so much!

[@yania2779]

Thank you so much ❤️

[@MakerDecor]

Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@thelovelydrkeyx3250]

They make dollar store rulers like that stick as well

[@MakerDecor]

Hi, thanks for watching and the info!

[@thelovelydrkeyx3250]

@@MakerDecor you're very welcome. Is there a way I can email you regarding a build that's been stuck in my head? Maybe it could make it to your channel one day 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@MakerDecor]

@@thelovelydrkeyx3250 Yes sounds good, here is my email [e-mail] Thanks

[@dianajimenez2685]

Do you have a spanish version?

[@MakerDecor]

Hi, thanks for watching. I am sorry at the moment I do not. I get that question quite a few times, So I may have to look into it. But my Spanish is not that great 🤣

[@perspectiveme]

What type of plastic

[@MakerDecor]

Polywall from Home Depot

[@maibelynn]

I would like to know where I buy the material to cover the bases. White

[@MakerDecor]

HI thanks for watching. The place I get it is at Home Depot.

[@mlevenstone3]

Great video! Love the way you explain. Have you ever painted the polywall panels? If so what did you use? I need to paint one for a client!

[@MakerDecor]

Hi thanks for watching. I have used spray paint, a spray gun and I have also used a roller. The roller worked better than expected. Just make sure you use the smaller, smooth roller.

[@mlevenstone3]

@@MakerDecor Thanks for your reply! So I don’t need to sand it a little to get the paint to stick? I’ve read that since it’s plastic paint can be harder to adhere. Do you use a specific paint?

[@MakerDecor]

@@mlevenstone3 Sanding does help adhere to plastic. However, I did not and it adhered well. I used interior / exterior hi-gloss white.

[@anaguzman9410]

Hi, do you know the name of the polywall in Spanish? I am making my own cilinders and dont know how I can find the material here in El Salvador.

[@MakerDecor]

Hi, I do not know the name but here is some of the description of it. The 1/16 in. x 4 ft. x 8 ft. Plastic-Panel. This Panel is resistant to rot for durability. This Panel is great for commercial bathroom applications. Plastic material, White color, Resists rot and moisture. These plastics are mainly used in commercial restrooms or laundry rooms where there will be increased amount of moisture or chances of splashing on the walls. These plastics are glued to the wall to protect from any water source, mostly commercial applications. I would go to your local hardware store and search for thin plastic wall protector for moisture or water. They are usually thin as they are meant to be glued on, not nailed. That makes them very easy to bend and usually very cheap compared to other alternatives. Good luck

[@moisestorres7067]

where can get those plans?

[@MakerDecor]

Hi, thanks for watching. www.etsy.com/listing/1099389883/plinths-plans-with-measurements-digital

[@sabzanovfamily9422]

Hi I love your channel and ur teaching methods omg finally!!! Someone who can explain what is the name of your Etsy store can you pls provide a link here for it

[@MakerDecor]

www.etsy.com/shop/DIYrentalbuilds Thanks so much for watching. The name of the Etsy store is the same as the KZbin channel, for now. Its diyrentalbuilds, I provided the link above and also in the description. Thanks for your comment.

[@laysasworld681]

Hi I really love this can you do for sell? I’m in NC Wilmington

[@MakerDecor]

Hi thanks for watching. At the moment I am not selling plinths, only the plans for them. Thank you for commenting.

[@roby32ful]

nice whats the name of that plastic you use to cover it

[@MakerDecor]

Hi, thanks for watching. Polywal

[@dianajimenez2685]

Do you have a spanish version because my husband speaks spanish and i am bad at translator.?

[@MakerDecor]

Hi, thanks for watching. I am sorry at the moment I do not. I get that question quite a few times, So I may have to look into it. But I am bad at translating Spanish as well, sorry.

[@derricktinsley9461]

What type of plastic is that?

[@MakerDecor]

Hi, polywall from Home Depot

[@shaneiciahamilton5055]

Where can i purchase these

[@MakerDecor]

Hi thanks for watching. I do not sell the plinths. But we do sell the plans so that you can build them like in the video yourself. Here is the link www.etsy.com/listing/1099389883/plinths-for-events-and-parties-build

[@chisengokayombo9190]

Do you offer online lessons ?

[@MakerDecor]

Hi, I am sorry at this time I do not. Thank you for your support!

[@Edwindj53]

Hi question wat is the sizes of the circle

[@nikkireed4281]

Hey brother, I have a question. What if you want to paint them..let’s say..pink? Can they be spray painted with a color other than white?

[@MakerDecor]

Hi, yes. with high quality spray paint it should be no problem. What actually works great is a small smooth roller and paint as there is less chance of the paint dripping compared to a spray can. Good luck.

[@IsabelGonzalez-mm4me]

Hola de donde es¿¿

[@MakerDecor]

Hola, Texas

[@linvest10]

I just purchase it. what the name of the white backing?

[@MakerDecor]

Hi thanks for watching and purchasing the plans. The plastic has a couple of names depending on where you purchase it at. The one that carries it the most is Home Depot and you can find it in the plywood section. Its only sold in 8ft x 4ft sheets. Its a polywall meant for walls not to get wet. Lowe's sells a thicker polywall that will work but cost more. I am not sure what Lowes calls it. I have a picture on the plans of the product barcode/ number to help, if you choose to find it at Home Depot. If you have any questions please let me know, thank you so much.

[@SK-wk2sf]

@@MakerDecor I can pay you for plan please let me know how much ??

[@MakerDecor]

@@SK-wk2sf Hi, thanks so much for watching. Here is the link to the etsy store which have the plans available. Thank you. www.etsy.com/shop/MakerDecor

[@Iammeanduareu510]

What material are u using?

[@MakerDecor]

Hi thanks for watching. It is called Polywall and can be purchased at Home Depot, Lowes and most hardware Box stores. There is different types but I have an image in the plans that has the tag from the store with the info.

[@Iammeanduareu510]

@@MakerDecor thanks!

[@VictoryH]

You don’t sell the plinths?

[@MakerDecor]

Hi thanks for watching. I am sorry at the moment we do not sell these, only the plans on how to build yourself. Thank you.

[@katygonzalez3270]

Do you have a Spanish KZbin Channel?

[@MakerDecor]

I wish, my spanish is not good at all. Thanks for watching!

[@joshuaramos6515]

It looks so nice! I just want to know what kind of plywood did you use to coat it and the size?

[@MakerDecor]

Hi thanks for watching. I did not use wood I used a plastic from Home Depot polywall and the sizes are all different. Thank you and the plans are available in the links in the description at our Etsy store.

[@hybrideventplanning8334]

Remind me the name of the plastic that goes around

[@MakerDecor]

Hi, the plastic you can find at Home Depot in the plywood section. Its only sold in 8ft x 4ft sheets. Its a polywall meant for walls not to get wet. But you can use other options as well. Most people I see use very thin plywood and a nail gun or thin sheet metal using sheers to cut, but that does seem more difficult than the plans I created. This was just the way I did it, and it came our pretty easy I think. Thanks so much!

[@cindypagan3402]

What is the material de round

[@MakerDecor]

Hi thanks for watching. The plastic has a couple of names depending on where you purchase it at. The one that carries it the most is Home Depot and you can find it in the plywood section. Its only sold in 8ft x 4ft sheets. Its a polywall meant for walls not to get wet. Lowe's sells a thicker polywall that will work but cost more. I am not sure what Lowes calls it. I have a picture on the plans of the product barcode/ number to help, if you choose to find it at Home Depot. If you have any questions please let me know, thank you so much.