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Old 11-30-2008, 12:57 PM   #1
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Wooden Post Sign Holder:


I'd like to build a simple, sturdy wooden post sign holder (has an "arm" coming out, the sign hangs from it??). For a "Home For Sale" sign.

Can anyone give me a plan, or walk me through it?

Also, how would I temporarily anchor this to the ground in a sturdy manner without permanently defacing the lawn?

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Wooden Post Sign Holder:


Use 4x4 or 6x6 material. The best way to join the vertica to the horizontal is to use a half-lap joint. Do a search online for half lap joints and it will be pretty self explanatory. You can do it with a circular saw by making a bunch of saw kerfs and removing the material, then cleaning up with a chisel. Exterior wood glue and a few screws and you're good to go.

Set the post in the ground and compact the soil around the post very tightly. Add a little concrete if you want it more permanent.

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