| Project by cassiet717 | posted 210 days ago | 1336 views | 11 times favorited | 5 comments |  |
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I made these boxes for my sister-in-law when she and my brother bought their first house. They’re simple, rustic, functional, and pretty cool!
I followed Ana White’s plans for her Herb Garden Planter for the small boxes, using 5 1/2”x 6’ cedar fence pickets and old reins I found at a flea market as handles. I modified the plan for the larger box, doubling the bottom and sides, and cutting two of the 5 1/2” pickets at 11” for the ends. I joined the bottom boards to the sides using my Kreg Jig, and joined the sides with glue and finish nails.
-- CassieT
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Ethan Harris
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#1 posted 210 days ago
I have some old rough sawn pallet board that would work perfectly for this. I am sensing a surprise gift for my wife coming on… TY for sharing!
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cassiet717
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#2 posted 210 days ago
Pallet wood would be perfect for this! And you can get so creative with the handles too. I have old bent wrenches and antique hinge pieces that I’m planning to use next time.
-- CassieT
kiefer
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#3 posted 210 days ago
Nice repurpose project and gift .
Like your thinking .
-- Kiefer 松
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#4 posted 210 days ago
Nice job. I have added your project to my favorites. I have pallets I can pick up just about any time that should work just about right.
-- Handcrafted by Mike Henderson - Channelview, Texas
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#5 posted 207 days ago
You make lovely storage boxes, very useful build. Like the rustic look and the use of pallets.
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