cbeckett22
Eagle Member
Nice Jamie!! And it catches great!! Really enjoyed putting on it today.
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This is the final few steps of my basket I just finished today.
what did you use for the lid?
The bottom 4 inches of a plastic 55 gallon drum I picked up for $5 off craigslist.
I thought I was going to have to put supports under it but its surprisingly very rigid and doesn't flex at all. It looks like it might be sagging some in the pics but that's mostly because I cut it on a table saw and the cuts not quite even.
i made this one last year.....pvc and plywood..... it slides over the pole so it can be moved to one of five spots in my yard ......also it has a hook on the top to be used as a swinging basket......not pretty but its works!!!.....
I am posting my 2nd completed home-made basket. The original, shown in post #133 of this thread, worked so well that this is really its' twin. With the steep slope, and "grass-less" surroundings, this is one fast green.
What's weird is that I posted the original pictures exactly one year ago today!
Once again, nice work Jimb. :thmbup: Your first basket was inspirational in the design of mine.
It won't be long before I'll be able to unveil my basket. I'm pretty excited to reveal it to everyone.
Do mini baskets count? Made this out of a broken lamp, 5-gal bucket, and old ultimate disc a while ago. It catches quite well & was uber cheap to make (if you don't have to buy the lamp).
Well, I know that design I'll be trying to emulate. :thmbup:I am posting my 2nd completed home-made basket. The original, shown in post #133 of this thread, worked so well that this is really its' twin. With the steep slope, and "grass-less" surroundings, this is one fast green.
What's weird is that I posted the original pictures exactly one year ago today!
/super awesome permanent basket
Well, I know that design I'll be trying to emulate. :thmbup:
What did you use to attach the chains? Im in the process of building one myself and thats pretty much all I have left.
Once again, nice work Jimb. :thmbup: Your first basket was inspirational in the design of mine.
It won't be long before I'll be able to unveil my basket. I'm pretty excited to reveal it to everyone.
I am posting my 2nd completed home-made basket. The original, shown in post #133 of this thread, worked so well that this is really its' twin. With the steep slope, and "grass-less" surroundings, this is one fast green.
What's weird is that I posted the original pictures exactly one year ago today!