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DIY Plant Stand Indoor/Outdoor

This DIY plant stand is great for moving a single specimen plant from indoors to outdoors as the weather changes.
Active Time1 day 2 hours
Additional Time1 hour
Total Time1 day 3 hours
Course: DIY Projects
Yield: 1
Author: Patti Estep
Cost: $45

Equipment

  • Drill
  • 3/8 and 7/8 inch drill bits
  • Table Saw
  • pencil

Materials

  • 1 - stain grade round wooden tabletop mine was 15 inches
  • 2 - 48 inch long by 7/8 inch wide dowel rods
  • 1 - 3/8 inch wide dowel rod
  • Wood glue

Instructions

  • Cut the two 7/8 inch wide dowel rods in half. These will be the four legs of the stand.
  • Decide how much of the dowel you want above the round top. Add an inch, or whatever the thickness of your tabletop is to this measurement, and drill a hole in each leg using a 3/8 inch drill bit.
  • To ensure that the legs are even place one dowel through all four legs. 
  • Use a square piece of paper to mark the four corners where your leg holes will be drilled.
  • Use a 7/8 inch drill bit to make a hole about 1/4 inch in or more if desired, at all four corners.
  • Cut the 3/8 dowel into four 2-3 inch sections.
  • Thread the dowels into the legs. Add a line of wood glue to the legs, just above the small dowel, and then slide the legs through the tabletop.
  • Allow the glue to dry overnight and then paint as you wish.
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