Simple Modern Cedar-Tone Planter Box | FREE PLANS

This a simple, modern and heavy-duty cedar tone raised planter box. Great for flowers, greenery or growing delicious tomatoes.

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**Products Used**

Black Head Roofing Screws:

Quick-Release Ratcheting Hand Clamps:

Carpenters Square:

90 degree positional clamps:

Kreg Pocket-Hole Jig 310 (Budget Version):

Kreg Pocket-Hole Jig 720 (This is the new design of the one I use most often):

DEWALT circular saw:

DEWALT impact driver & drill:

DEWALT bit set:

Table Saw Push Tools:

Gorilla glue:

Rigid Nail gun:

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[ellenmcgrath]

That is beautiful. I am a 75 year old woman and I am going to give this a try. Thank you so much!😊

[cherryramsunder]

Wonderful job ❤ you have shown us women’s how to do things that we have to repeat ask others to help us thank you

[TheSublimeSoldier]

The planter was a home run and it looked incredibly stable, good job.

[AngieWilliamsDesigns]

Looks great. Definitely heavy duty. I bet that thing is heavy.

It was interesting seeing how wet that wood really is. That was crazy. It really is a great looking project. Thanks for the free plans.

[DaveCabCallaway]

Nice trick with the paint stick as spacer. A speed square is also a perfect 1/8 spacer and won't fall through. Nice work and a very nice box.

[brianray]

This box is awesome great build. I'm think it would look even better with the wide leg boards on the front and back instead of the sides. Just my opinion.

[AllenGodden]

Thank you for doing this for everyone to watch. I am a new wood worker and have learned a lot for watching you. Thank you!

[KennethAnnen]

Awesome love the black head roofing screws adds carerecter

[Shandinho]

I love watching what you and guys like Matthew Peech are doing. It's inspired me to take up woodworking, having not done any for over 30 years since leaving school!

[mresmith]

great build. One tip would be to drill the pocket holes in the top face of the boards that make up the bottom. The direction and angle of the screws will provide more strength against downward pressing forces. This is important especially since the wood is wet and will shrink as it dries.

[jonw]

That is a SERIOUSLY HEAVY-DUTY planter box. Very cool! Thanx for the free plans, too.

[danielhanawalt]

Beautiful planter. I like the use of the black headed roofing screws. Nice contrast.

[MilwaukeeDevilDogg]

Love that extra touch with the roofing screws

[alienxyt]

Beautiful box, nice and simple! I would have put the 5" corner boards on the long side to hide the seam.

[dustygerlach]

Newbie here, just saw this planter and the smaller one. thank you for making the plans free. going to start these monday since my shop here isnt heated and will be 14 in the morning in North carolina. started the outdoor woodworking diy as a hobby and want to expand it. thanks for the videos so easy to follow and you can be creative with your own twists...

[keithwilliamson]

Great job. I think I'm going to attempt this but I'm going to raise the floor so it's only 12 inches deep. Looks modern and industrial with the black bolts.

[jongolsteyn]

Excellent job, it looks great. I love the black roofing screws on the legs. Great idea.

[kwaks]

We are going to do this. Super excited to make it and see how it sells around here.

[billylusk]

Very nice, looks very heavy though. I love the deck board idea. Gonna use the pattern for two boxes for my daughters yard.

[Earl]

Great looking box! The contrast of the screws looks nice!