Salvage Wheelbarrow Planter.

[rjR]

Made totally from salvage cedar.

 

Used many different tools; scroll saw, drill press, belt sanders (2) other sanders, even handsaws and a draw-knife that has to be on  the top side of 70 years old.  The screws were new; well most of them. I also do salvage some when I can.

 

It was made with no plans, started with the wheel and proceeded from there.   Supposedly already sold, but if not, I am sure it will sell.

[Phantom Scroller]

Nice barrow and cedar that should take some time before that rots .     Roly

[Scrolling Steve]

Well done, That is good work !

[heppnerguy]

I like your planter idea, Ralph. It looks durable,useful and very decorative.  A great way to spruce up the flower beds while using some of the lumber that has been taking up space in the shop. i bet if you made a few of these and set them up on the corner of a mall lot, you would sell out

 

Dick

heppnerguy

[DWSUDEKUM]

Well done Ralph.  That will last a while.  Thanks for sharing this with us.

 

 

DW

[newfie]

Nice work thanks for sharing

[woodduck]

That' going to look nice with some flowers in it.well done.

[Dave Monk]

Really nice design Ralph. dave

[amazingkevin]

I't's got that past time look ,a good selling point,Keep making them your good at it!

 

Made totally from salvage cedar.

 

Used many different tools; scroll saw, drill press, belt sanders (2) other sanders, even handsaws and a draw-knife that has to be on  the top side of 70 years old.  The screws were new; well most of them. I also do salvage some when I can.

 

It was made with no plans, started with the wheel and proceeded from there.   Supposedly already sold, but if not, I am sure it will sell.

[Ron Johnson]

Beautiful and fabulous Ralph especially no pattern either than the one in your mind. I agree with Kevin. Make a few. They'll sell once displayed with flowers. Well done.

[Lucky2]

Nicely done Ralph, used to make similar items and they were great sellers.

Len