How to Make Modular Succulent Planter with Limited Tools

If you’re passionate about DIY and crafts but don’t get enough time and right tools to make something cool, you need a serious dose of inspiration. And, you might get that after watching Chris Salomone’s works. A famous YouTuber and founder of Foureyes Furniture, Chris has an eye for design, DIY and details. I say so after watching his DIY videos and projects. This DIY modular succulent planter is the latest example that proves his mettle. He completed this project using traditional woodworking tools. He used Incra T-Rule, Gorilla Gripper and Arm R Seal Urethane for final finishing.

If you are planning a similar project, you need to cut intricate wood pieces that make a triangle measuring 4.5″ x 1.75″ with 60-degree bevels on each end. It can be done with a table saw or manually using a hand saw but you need to ensure equal length and width for wooden cut-outs completing the triangular modular planter.

If you’re using a table saw, tilt the blade to about 60-degree to cut bevels on wood pieces. Right after you’ve cut rabbets on wood pieces, cut the bottom pieces from a plywood sheet using a band saw.

Now, glue all the wooden pieces in a triangular shape and use rubber bands to hold them tight. Next, you need to glue the bottom pieces and finally sand all the triangles for a smooth appearance and finish them in the desired manner. And your planters are ready. You can use them as snack holders as well.    

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These modular planters are a quick and easy DIY which can be a great project for beginners or those thinking to utilize their weekend creating something useful for their home.