This season, wooden furniture has stopped occupying exclusively interior spaces to also decorate gardens, terraces or any other outdoor corner.For this reason, Dremel proposes two simple DIY recycling projects to create a multifunctional table from pallets and a flower pot with wooden slats.
Step 1: Create the table base Extra-Thin Disc With DEPRESSED CENTER
Cut the pallet in half, against the center support crossbar, using the DSM20 tool adapted with the DSM500.You can use the strip as a guide as you cut the wood plates.
Step 2: Replace the plates and eliminate spaces
Now, you remove the plates and reposition them so that they are closer to each other.You can use parts of the plates from the portion of the pallet you removed.Are there any keys that are difficult to remove?You can use the Multi-Max tool to make it easier.
Step 3: Design a hole in the center
Make a center dip in the center of the three rectangle-shaped plates;You can use it to introduce decorative objects such as plants.
Cut the support strip that you had removed in the first step and divide it into four pieces of equal length: these will be the legs of the table.Finally, secure the ends with screws.
Mark a cutting line on the board that will form one of the sides of the planter.This cut line should be made around the entire piece of wood.Next, use the Dremel DSM20 compact saw with the Dremel DSM500 multi-purpose cutting wheel, set to a cutting depth of 20 mm, and cut along the marked line on one side, using a fixed or screwed straight edge to guide the tool.You will have to cut the wood on both sides;For this reason, make sure you have marked the cutting line precisely on both sides of the board.When you have completed this step, cut all sides of the planter referring to the measurements in the cutting list above.
Use the Dremel DSM20 with the Multi-Purpose Cutting Wheel and the Dremel DSM Edge Guide for longer cuts, as well as the Dremel DSM840 Miter Guide for smaller cuts and diagonal cuts, to create all the supports. of the floor and the legs/side supports.To do this, consult the correct measurements in the cut list.
Cut all top pieces of wood using the Dremel DSM20, multi-purpose cutting disc and edge guide.Then, bevel the ends to form the top frame using the Dremel DSM840 miter jig;To do this, consult the correct measurements in the cut list.
Mark the screw positions on the side brackets and drill pilot holes for the screws using the Dremel 3000 and 636 Wood Drill Bit Set.
Assemble one side of the planter with three 20-inch slats and two legs/side supports.Place the three 20-inch slats on a flat surface, align them, and lift them carefully to ensure they are flush.Next, take one leg/side support and position it so the outside edge lines up with the cut edge and top of the 20-inch slats.Use the manual screwdriver or electric screwdriver and the 65mm x 5mm self-countering screws and attach the side supports to the side of the planter.Repeat on the opposite side of the planter.You now have two full 20-inch sides of the planter with its legs/side supports attached.
Take three 60cm side pieces and assemble them on a flat surface in the same way as before, lining them up and lifting them firmly to ensure they fit tightly together.Next, take one of the assembled 20-inch sides and screw it in with the manual or electric screwdriver to secure it.To do this, use the #2 drill bit, ensuring that the holder is on the inside face and that the surface of the assembled 20-inch sides is aligned with the top and cut end of the 60-cm side pieces. cm.Repeat this process with the other 20-inch side mounted.Now the three sides of the planter are assembled.Build the last 600mm side as described above and screw it in place.Now the four sides of the planter are assembled.
Mark and drill pilot holes with the Dremel 3000 and 636 drill bit set. Then, using the hand or power screwdriver and a #2 drill bit, screw to secure the floor supports at the base of each inner side of the planter, so that they are aligned with the lower edge of the sides of the pot.With the 20-inch bottom pieces lowered to fit, screw and secure the bottom pieces on top of the floor supports from inside the bottom of the planter using the manual or power screwdriver and #2 drill bit.
Attach the top of the planter: Mark the screw positions, then use the Dremel 3000 and drill bit to drill pilot holes with the self-countering screws.Then, screw and secure the mitered top to the edge of the planter using the manual or power screwdriver and the #2 drill bit. Finally, apply wood filler to the countersunk holes.Sand any rough edges and excess putty with the Dremel 3000 and EZ SpeedClic SC411 sanding disc.
Line the inside of the pot with sheets of strong plastic and fill it with good quality compost.Buy a palm tree or a small tree, plant it and water it so that it grows quickly and provides shade or as a decorative element for the balcony or terrace.
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