How to build a wooden frame for a raised bed garden

[@111Lky]

Thank you, excellent demo with easy to follow direction's.

[@zeeshan5838]

Thank you your video are very helpful and easy to understand.

[@RogerSmith83]

Thanks for the video. Couldn't you clamp all the boards together and use a circular saw to cut them all at the same time?

[@shazsoo3925]

so skilful so insightful :D yet so straightforward :D

[@sawdustandsurvival]

this is great but gardens are rarely flat... Is there some way of putting this on a muddy slope without having to level the ground first?

[@albertovalerio9842]

Very nice

[@oneangryfucerwivatinhat]

awesome!!!

[@zeeshan5838]

8:45 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@badressam473]

How to close it from the bottom

[@lianas7970]

The same as the top, maybe? :) Lay the halves where you need to fill the gaps on the bottom, and continue to build as normal.

[@josephgonzales5030]

dude, much respect for your patience. But you could've done this whole project in 10 minutes with a table saw.

[@lianas7970]

But for many of us folks, who do not have access to a table saw..

[@shaunkilcourse8097]

I like to watch sometimes without electric tools

[@kan-zee]

8:04 ?? what he say ?? *Always use **_Tantalized_** Timber* ??

[@Iaapwm]

Kanzee. pay attention from the start 0.13 it is Tanalised timber... even as an Australian I can understand what he said. just get on the program and chill out.

[@rollingthunder4599]

@@Iaapwm but what if you're American?

[@lianas7970]

@@Iaapwm No need to be rude. I bet Kanzee was actually wondering what they do to 'tantalise' the wood! xD

[@danlarman4176]

@@rollingthunder4599 then I feel sorry for you my friend

[@johncervantes4372]

Buy a skillsaw lmfao

[@aWatchmanOnTheWall]

Millimeters? GTFO

[@danlarman4176]

mm is pretty standard in nearly all woodworking and building in general

[@andma5117]

Yeah?