Jack and Leaky Bucket for Large Wishing Well Woodworking Plan

Our uncomplicated and well styled design uses standard lumber to make this piece of outdoor furniture easy to build. Build from pine and apply a stain to finish it how you like.

The base is made from short pieces of 2x4 inch stock lumber. Ideal use for scrap wood. Special ledges inside let you raise and lower the plant platform in 1-1/2 inch increments. Roof allows some sun ...

This wishing well is just the right size for a deck, patio or even as an indoor decoration. The base is made from short lengths of 2x2 lumber. The plywood roof stained, shingled or covered with metal. This woodworking plan provides full size illustrations.

Jill and her dog watch intently as the water runs out the bottom of the bucket and disappears back down into the well. This woodworking plan provides full size illustrations, exploded view diagrams, lumber layouts and instructions to make the projects shown.

Jack and Jill went up the hill to fetch a pail of water. The only problem is, the well has a leaky bucket. The water runs out of the holes in the bottom of the bucket. A submersible pond pump (available at hardware stores and garden centres) pumps the water from a large bucket.

This oriole feeder is based on a miniature version of the classic American yard wishing well. This one is made from a 5/8 inch thick cedar fence board which keeps building costs very low.

This wooden wishing well is relatively easy to construct using common size lumber and will be the feature in any garden or yard. The wishing well is almost 900mm (3ft)in diameter and stands almost...

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