How to Build "No Nail" 4x4 Raised Garden Beds скачать в хорошем качестве

How to Build "No Nail" 4x4 Raised Garden Beds

There is a long list of benefits to using raised beds in your garden. Raised bed gardening reduces much of the back-breaking work of gardeners, limiting the need for digging, tilling, weeding, and in some cases bending. Raised bed gardening allows for better soil control, improves water retention, and creates an essential barrier against garden pests. In this DIY video, Bridget and Evan will show you how they built a 4x4 redwood raised bed that requires no nails or screws to put together. A raised bed that gives you all the benefits of raised bed gardening but is also easy to put together, take apart, and move if needed. You can also purchase pre-made raised beds like this one at Garden In Minutes https://bit.ly/38JBHjV 0:00 Start 01:00 Raised Bed Build Details 02:00 Raised Bed Material Costs & Tools 02:54 Crowning Lumber 04:19 8 Foot Board Miter Saw Cuts 05:50 Raised Bed Board Notch templating 07:48 Notch Cutting with a Miter Saw 08:31 Notch Cutting with a Circular Saw 09:00 Notch Cutting with a Jigsaw 11:22 Bolt hole templating 1/4 in. Impact Driver 12:00 Counter sinking boards 7/8 in. Spade Bit 13:00 Board Hole Drilling 7/16 in. Spade Bit 15:08 Cutting Rods with Grinder 15:48 Adding the 3/8 in Locking Nuts 16:45 No Nail 4x4 Raised Bed Recap 4x4 Raised Garden Beds 11 in. Deep 45 in. Interior Length & Width 48 in. Exterior Length & Width Project Time: 6 hours Material: 4 - 2x6x8’ Redwood Boards 2 - All Thread aka Galvanized Steel Fully Threaded Rod, 3/8", 36" Length, 4 - 3/8 in Locking Nuts Project Cost: $13.57 (per board - 4) 2x6x8 Redwood $3.58 (per rod - 2) 3/8 in. x 36 in. Threaded Rod $3.56 (25-Pack) 3/8 in Locking Nut $65.00 for One 4x4 Raised Bed Tools Used: Sliding Compound Miter Saw Circular Saw Jigsaw 1/4 in. Impact Driver 1/8” Wood Drill Bit 7/8 in. Spade Bit 7/16 in. Spade Bit Angle Grinder Vice-grip Adjustable Wrench 🌱 Connect with us for even more garden tips & tricks! Website: https://www.kellogggarden.com Blog: https://www.kellogggarden.com/blog/ IG:   / kellogggarden   FB:   / kellogg.garden.products   Pinterest:   / kellogggarden   Stay tuned for more videos from Bridget and her husband Evan. Check out her Instagram to learn even more about her garden,   / ​  .