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Obelisk, Garden Rustic
We asked Paul Ruhlmann, the co-inventor of the Veritas Tenon Cutter, to show and...
Lee Valley (free plans)
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Obelisks, Garden
Obelisks are easy to build if your design is right. I’ve used proportions that e...
Canadian HomeWorkshop (free plans)
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Garden Beanpole (Obelisk)
Spring is here and it is time to plant your garden. If you are growing beans you are going to need a beanpole. This is a really simple project that looks nice and works good. You can modify these plans very easily to change the width of the base or the height of the pole. Be creative and have fun.
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Garden Obelisk (pdf)
A beginner will find this plan has every step spelled out. More experienced woodworkers will only need the cutting list, the template, the jig and details.
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Garden Obelisk - Edwardian Style
This formal, Edwardian-style obelisk can be adapted in size for both large gardens with sweeping vistas or small urban patios. Proportion and detailing are everything, says designer Beattie, who suggests finials and metal ornaments as important finishing touches.
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Garden Obelisk, Urban Totem
Artist Bill Weber used a northwest coast totem pole motif for his obelisk, which has carved panels depicting winter and spring.
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Obelisk, Garden Rustic
We asked Paul Ruhlmann, the co-inventor of the Veritas Tenon Cutter, to show and tell us how to make a garden obelisk. His challenging design is a four-sided ladder with sloped rungs and topped with an optional oblong centerpiece.
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Obelisks, Garden
Obelisks are easy to build if your design is right. I’ve used proportions that eliminate the need to cut confusing compound miters, while still yielding a terrific finished product for your yard or garden. This obelisk has two main sections. It has a planter box on the bottom, and a tall, thin pyramid-shaped frame up above, which gives you a place to start plants and provides room for them to grow upward. Before you start building, think about what materials you’ll use.
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Garden Obelisk (pdf)
A beginner will find this plan has every step spelled out. More experienced wood...
WGA Furniture (free plans)
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