Plant Stand

by Anvitha Sharma in Workshop > Woodworking

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Plant Stand

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I made a plant stand to hold my one of many plants! (Yes I have a plant addiction) What did I previously use dowels for? I had bought a set of dowels to make an automata for an engineering project!

Supplies

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What you do need

  • 0.75" Dowels (4)
  • 3/8" Dowels (3)
  • Drill
  • Adhesive
  • Band Saw
  • Wood Stain (optional)
  • Zip-Ties (optional)

What you don't need

  • A child that knocks down plants

Marking

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For the large dowels, mark where you will drill your holes to insert the smaller dowels. On two of the dowels I drilled above the line and for the other two I drilled below. Make sure the holes are level.

Assemble

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Assemble the dowels together. I used hot glue to keep everything together. To keep the plant balanced, use a third dowel (broken in half) and glue on top of the lower dowel. (Refer to cover picture)

Stain

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  • This is optional! I used a Water-Based Interior Wood Stain (Weathered Gray Satin)
  • I added zip-ties for extra security.