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SKILL LEVEL intermediate

Warm up your outdoor oasis, add a living wall. To get started, download this blueprint (https://www.dremel.com/documents/20812/597949/LivingWall_BluePrint.pdf/88ba2e9a-af3c-4169-859d-fdb0e851bbe5) and make your cuts according to the cutlist provided. You'll find that the Dremel Saw-Max makes cutting various lengths of material very easy.

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Supplies Needed For This Project

TOOL

SM20 Saw-Max Tool Kit

Model # SM20

ACCESSORY

SM500 Wood & Plastic Carbide Wheel

Model # SM500

ACCESSORY

SM600 3" Wood & Plastic Flush Cut Wheel

Model # SM600

ACCESSORY

SM840 Saw-Max™ Miter Guide

Model # SM840

Tools & Accessories

Materials

5
8' lengths of 1"x4" Cedar Planks
1
Dremel 150 1/8" Drill Bit
2
8' lengths of 1"x2" Cedar Planks
1
Potting Soil
7
8' lengths of 1"x6" Cedar Planks
1
Hammer and Finishing Nails
1
Plants for your Planter Boxes
1
Wood Glue
1
Drill Driver and Wood Screws

Let's Get Started

To reduce the risk of injury user must read instruction manuals for all tools used in this project. Wear eye and respiratory protection. Use clamps to support work piece whenever practical.

STEP 1

Step 1

Start by cutting all of the pieces you'll need to complete your living wall, following the provided cut list. First, measure and mark your lengths of cedar planks. All of these cuts can be made using your Dremel Saw-Max tool equipped with the SM500 Wood & Plastic Wheel. Secure your material to your work bench, turn on your tool and cut along your marked lines. You'll notice how easy it is to make these one-handed cuts, easily following your marked lines through the notch at the front-end of the tool. Repeat this step for all of the materials on your cut list keeping them organized in separate piles.

STEP 2

Step 2

Once we cut all of our pieces, we decided to add some finishing touches to our living wall by miter cutting some of the edges. First, we miter cut the top frame piece of the trellis and planter box supports at a 45° angle. To do this, you will need your Saw-Max tool, a SM600 flush cutting blade and a miter guide. Place the miter guide flush against the cedar plank. Clamp the guide in place. Rest the Saw-Max against the guide as you begin cutting and move the tool smoothly through the material. Cut the opposite end of each support at an opposite 45 degree angle.