Introduction: Community Street Seed Library

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This is a seed library. We will place it in our school's garden, and visitors will be able to leave their organic waste and seeds here.


Supplies

4 pieces of long compressed fiberwood,

7 pieces of wooden plywood, 2 hinges (3D printed),

4 wooden pallets,

1 wooden plywood signboard for display

Step 1:

We wanted to make it from recycled materials, so our first step was to search for and gather the necessary materials.


Step 2:

We thought wooden pallets would be suitable for us, so we took them apart, removed the nails, sanded them down, and prepared them for use.


Step 3:

We cut the material known as OSB into four pieces. Then, we used a jigsaw to cut the plywood sheets according to the measurements.


Step 4:

Then, for our openable lid, we used laser cutting to cut the plexiglass.


Step 5:

Again for the lid, we 3D-printed hinges and mounted them.


Step 6:

Then we started assembling the pieces. We began by building the base, nailing together all the parts we had cut for the legs.


Step 7:

Next, we nailed together the walls and roof of the seed bank at the top.


Step 8:

Finally, we screwed the base and the seed library together and added the decorations.