How to turn a $3.50 2x4 into a $80.00 Trellis 

Can you post the video for the jig?

Just a wholesome, good dude making cool stuff and helping other people do the same thing. Thank you.

Fantastic idea. I recently made myself some square trellis but now I'm going to make a few of these to set them off. Thanks!

I like this! Gonna make a group of 'em for my garden. We shall see what else you share with us!

Great idea. Just moved into a new home and had to empty the garden. This will be nice to put up to the wall of the shed. Keep up the good work. I'm very curious to see what you'll come up with next... 👍

I also vote for a video on the jig. New sub….let’s GROW! I know, dad joke…but also double entendres!

Great idea and video. Keep up the great work Sir!!

I made a few of these using a cedar fence board. Used dowel and wood glue to hold them together. I was able to sell them for 45 each. I do like the 2x4. Gives it a thick look.

Man, it gives me anxiety that there are no bolts at the bottom of that trellis. I guess I didn't realize just how strong the glue is. I like how thorough you are in explaning things, some people breeze through details and I'm like, how did they do that part? Lol. Keep 'em coming brother, love this kind of content.

I made some of these last year. The only way to get $80 for a 6' fan trellis is to make it out of cedar. If you're gonna use construction grade pine, the 6' will fetch $40, and an 8' will get you $60.

I really liked the trellis video! 14:08

Heck of an idea! I'm always looking for new ideas! Keep 'em coming! New sub

Great looking work!! Thanks for sharing! Would love to see a how to video on building the assembly jig!

Great idea!

Nice job my friend thanks for sharing!

awesome idea

Awesome. You definitely earned a new sub and a new viewer!

Agreed.. Jig video for this would be awesome. Also keep more money making videos coming for small projects like this.

Great idea but would like the dimensions on the jig. Most important part

I see your channel is very new, and I was pleasantly surprised that RU-vid recommended this video to me. Can you make a video showing how you made this trellis jig. I watched this video first, and then watched your video showing how you made a new jig using a sheet of OSB, but I'm like a bull in a China store, I think this trellis jig is beefy enough to stand up to me. GREAT VIDEO!!!!!!!

My question is will that glue hold when it gets wet? I live in a part of Canada where it rains a LOT in the summer time. Otherwise a great video! I love the design.

fantastic idea. i was wondering what was the length on the 2x4. thanks

How do you stand these up in a garden and will they rot away in the weather? Not being critical ,just asking.

Thanks for the video. Now I just need to figure out what a tubafore is! J/K 😅

Good idea. One question, Where is the part that goes into the ground?

Where I live, no one is going to pay that.

Enjoyed. How do you sell them?

Think you glued a piece on the bottom of the trellis off video, as when you first glued them together, there suddenly appeared a horizontal piece on top 🤷‍♂️

After you cut your 8' 2x4 to 6' you had a 2' drop. The top board on the trellis looks longer than 2'. ???

Why take the rounded edge off use that as the outside Boards of the trellis for easy handling why is it to be square? I surely answer step to the process

Where in the world do you sell these for $80? I can buy powder coated steel one at Cost Co for $39

10 x 80.00 is 800.00 but honestly they sell em at menards for 19.99

I think $80 is a bit extreme maybe 1/2 that. You probably cant ship these economically so you are stuck in your local market.

Turn a $3.50 2 x 4 into an $80 trellis.

Please 🎉

Even here in the midwest there are lumber yards that carry cedar and spruce 2x4’s. Pressure treated lumber is usually hard yellow pine. But pressure treating is a surface treatment. So when you cut it it’s gone.

Not an $80 trellis at any store anywhere. 20-30

Do you think using treated timber would be better?