Most indoor plant stands are smaller than other accent tables you might find next to your couch, but you can still utilize them for other accessories, as well.

Plant stands can also add appeal to your dГ©cor with their large variety of styles, including tiered designs. We play around with beginner woodworking projects, CNC for hobbyists, and general woodworking tips.Bringing plants indoors is a great way to add color and freshness to your homeвЂ™s interior. I am passionate about DIY projects and dark chocolates! Welcome to Mellowpine. You can make repurposed planters using old storage containers lying around in your home. Planters need not always be made out of wood. If you liked this build, you might want to saveВ the pinВ below to your DIY/WoodworkingВ board.Д¬heck out other easy DIY woodworking projects you can try out: We hope you liked this DIY Indoor plant stand! Happy DIYing! Staining the plant stand Staining the plant stand Step 7: We finished it with Varathane Sun Bleached Wood Stain to achieve that rustic washed outlook for the stand. Nailing the cross pieces to hold them until the glue cures The completed DIY Three Legged Plant Stand The completed DIY Three Legged Plant Stand We used nails to hold the cross pieces together until the glue in the joint cured. Two sets before joining everything togetherДЄnd then, we applied glue in the lap joint part and fixed the two sets together. Joining the pieces using pocket-hole screwsД®ach crosspiece is joined to two leg pieces first, to make two sets. The right-angle clamp by Kreg is really useful while doing pocket-hole operations. Step 6: Then, we used glue and pocket-hole screws to joint the crosspiece to the legs. Step 5: Next, we sanded all the pieces thoroughly before joining them together.

Drilling pocket holes in the cross piece Cross Pieces with pocket holes The pocket-holes have to be made below the cross piece so that they are not visible. Note that pocket-holes are made on the same side of the cut for one piece and the opposite side of the cut for the other crosspiece. Step 4: After this, we had to drill the pocket-holes for a screw length of 1-Вј' in both the pieces. Cutting the half lap joint using circular saw Making cuts in the cross piece using circular saw Chiseling the wood out after making multiple cuts We made multiple cuts inside the area to be removed and then used a chisel to take out the wood. Step 3: Then used the circular saw and adjusted the depth to make the cut for the half-lap. Cross Piece with Pockethole Marking the locations for half lap joint

Then marked the depth (3/8вЂќ) for cutting in both the cross pieces. Step 2 : Then, we marked the locations for cutting the half-lap in the cross pieces (This is called a half-lap joint, by the way). ВѕвЂќ x 2-ВЅвЂќ Lumber Pieces Cutting the ВѕвЂќ x 2-ВЅвЂќ Lumber Pieces as per plan to make legs and cross pieces All pieces for the plant stand ready after cutting We took the ВѕвЂќ x 2-ВЅвЂќ lumber and made four 18вЂќ pieces from it and then made two pieces of 12вЂќ length for the cross pieces. Vertical Piece Plan Cross Piece with Pockethole Step 1: There are two types of pieces in the plan for this build: the leg pieces and the cross pieces. and this size is referred to in the entire build.

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