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DIY Wooden Bucket Plans PDF

The document details the process of making a wooden bucket, inspired by the author's need to replace a deteriorating barrel for 'hens & chicks'. It includes tips from various sources on how to assemble the bucket using staves, glue, and clamps. The author also provides links to additional resources and invites comments via email.

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DIY Wooden Bucket Plans PDF

The document details the process of making a wooden bucket, inspired by the author's need to replace a deteriorating barrel for 'hens & chicks'. It includes tips from various sources on how to assemble the bucket using staves, glue, and clamps. The author also provides links to additional resources and invites comments via email.

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Vicki's Wood 'n Things

When the barrel holding my "hens & chicks" started falling apart last summer I started thinking
about making my own bucket. I searched the web and was able to find some helpful articles that
explained how to go about it.

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Jim Barry, at [Link] gave me this tip: Lay out


a width of wax paper longer than the bucket is round. Lay
down 2 or 3 strips of masking tape sticky side up, on the wax
paper. Lay the staves on the tape, the outside of the stave
facing down. Apply glue to all edges required. Start to "roll up"
the staves. When you have 3-4 rolled up, add the bottom (if
one is required in the plan) and continue to roll up. When
done, add your web clamps and let dry.

Another tip comes from John H. of PA: clamp a straightedge


on the bench to align the pieces.

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