DIY & repairDolly DarnellDon’t Throw Away That Old Hose — Pour Cement Inside

Don’t Throw Away That Old Hose — Pour Cement Inside

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Published Oct 14, 2026, 11:11 AM · 1d ago

Dolly Darnell
Dolly Darnell
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First 24 hours
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Description

I turn leftover hose, cardboard, and a bucket into molds for a decorative round garden planter with curved cement legs. Follow my process from the first cut to the finished plant display, and see why the material inside the bucket is designed to come back out. In this video, I explore: • How short hose pieces can form curved casting molds • How cardboard creates decorative grooves • Why a removable bucket core makes the planter design work • What to observe when shaping, curing, and releasing the cast pieces The original build demonstrates the shaping method, but it does not provide a verified mix recipe, exact dimensions, or load rating. I treat this as a decorative planter—not a chair, step, or structural support. #CementCrafts #ConcretePlanter #DIYGarden #ConcreteCasting #GardenProjects #Upcycling

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