How to Build a Mini 48 Inch Flag Pole

Cut up the 1⁄2 inch (1.3 cm) of PVC pipe into an approximately 6 inch (15.2 cm) piece; ,Apply a sizable dab of silicone to the center of the bottom of the pail/can , Press length of CPVC pipe into silicone, and fixture with masking tape at...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Cut up the 1⁄2 inch (1.3 cm) of PVC pipe into an approximately 6 inch (15.2 cm) piece;

      Allow to dry according to silicone adhesive instructions for use. ,  Carefully spread, and level concrete around the pipe, and out to the edges of the pail/can.

    After concrete has hardened somewhat, insert a doll-rod, and plumb to vertical with a plumb-bob, or level.  Allow concrete to fully set according to instructions. ,,  You may choose to glue, or sew the flag. ,
  2. Step 2: Apply a sizable dab of silicone to the center of the bottom of the pail/can

  3. Step 3: Press length of CPVC pipe into silicone

  4. Step 4: and fixture with masking tape at approximately vertical (not critical at this point).

  5. Step 5: After silicone has set

  6. Step 6: mix concrete according to instructions

  7. Step 7: and pour concrete into bucket

  8. Step 8: being careful not to disturb the pipe.

  9. Step 9: Cut remaining pipe into appropriate lengths to hold a flag horizontally

  10. Step 10: and attach to reducing elbow.

  11. Step 11: Create flags out of fabric using doll-rod and pipe/elbow combination as a guide for a pattern.

  12. Step 12: Assemble components

  13. Step 13: inserting Flagpole (doll-rods) into CPVC Pipe in the concrete bucket

  14. Step 14: and affixing the flag/pipe/elbow assembly on top of doll-rod.

Detailed Guide

  Allow to dry according to silicone adhesive instructions for use. ,  Carefully spread, and level concrete around the pipe, and out to the edges of the pail/can.

After concrete has hardened somewhat, insert a doll-rod, and plumb to vertical with a plumb-bob, or level.  Allow concrete to fully set according to instructions. ,,  You may choose to glue, or sew the flag. ,

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