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I had to make 5 of these hedges for a project so I needed quite a bit of material. Chances are your only building 1 or two so your material will be less, but here is a list of what each hedge consumed: 2.5 - sheets of 1/2 OSB plywood 6 - 2x2 Pine dimensional lumber 4 - 1 x 3 #1 Pine Board.5 Sheet of pre primed bead board (1/4” thick”) 60 square feet of artificial Boxwood hedge ( Does not include covering the top) 4 - Locking pivot casters 2 small hinges ( For the flip up back) 1 Pair of “Hook and Eye” (for the flip up back) Step 3: Break Down the Plywood. I like to do as much cutting outside as I can when I'm working with sheet goods. I don't have to worry about dust management and thats a big plus for me.

Im using a Centipede sawhorse to hold my material and cutting on the pile. Im using a home made skills rip fence thats made out of 1/2” MDF. There are lots of great tutorials on how to make these online. If you dont have a track saw, make yourself a rip fence. You wont regret it.

Usually I would clamp down my rip fence but since this material is being panted and covered in bush material I am screwing down the fence directly to the pile. With this saw I am able to cut 2/3 pieces of plywood at a time, which helps speed up the process. I cross cut the full sheets for the height of the hedges, and then rip 11” pieces to act as the sides. I leave these a full 8’ long and cut them down to the proper height inside on the miter saw Step 4: Cut Down the Framing Material.