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What sort of outdoor projects do you have planned for the summer? Our vote is to create something both beautiful and functional, like this living wall that’ll freshen up any outdoor oasis, whether a small urban patio or a spacious backyard.DremelWeekends
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This how-to uses easy-to-work-with (and outdoor-friendly!) cedar wood to create modern stacked planters you can fill with fresh herbs, flowers, and other greenery to liven up your patio or backyard. The cuts are made with the Dremel SM20 Saw-Max™ and joined with finishing nails, so it’s a great project anyone can complete, even if you don’t have lots of woodworking experience.
Be sure to get the kids involved with this Dremel Weekends project by getting them to pick out their favorite flowers and greenery. As an optional final finishing touch for your living wall, add some Solar Lanterns to help light up the space at night!
DIY Living Wall on Dremel Weekends
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Where do I find the article to see how to create this?
I just builit this and intend to use it as a herb, vegetable, and fruit wall. However I am having a hard time deciding what will grow best in the boxes.
If you are using this for edibles, be careful not to use any treated woods as you don’t want to eat that in the foods.
Can anyone share the cut list for this project. I can’t seem to find it.
Duh! Found it.
Where are the measurements!?!
i would like the know how as to how to make this
Just wondering what size length/ type of wood screws were used for this project.
I can’t find the article that actually tells me how to create this?