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Posted 8 years 5 months ago #24081
One Youtube channel that I know makes great pots. You'll probably already have seen him if you've searched how to make bonsai pots, but he does really good work on the feet of his pots.

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Posted 8 years 5 months ago #24088
What charming little feet! Thanks for the share, 名媛直播Learner.
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Posted 8 years 5 months ago #24089
bskirkland - Will DM you soon. The forum is making me wait another day before I can send any messages directly!
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Posted 8 years 5 months ago #24196
If you're making your own pots, what about using marbles as feet? They come in plenty of colors and sizes. Will withstand temperature changes and water. You could create a socket on the bottom of each pot that would take a marble to be glued into it.
Or... using bolts with nuts on the ends, to give it a more industrial look. Again... use the bolts as the male part for the created socket on the bottom of the pot. Then use the nut as a foot print. If they rust, it will give it an interesting look. They're also nuts and bolts that are weather resistant.
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