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on Dec 28, 2010
My family has tall kitchen cabinets. I got tired of my wife standing on the nice dining chairs to reach the top shelf for a fresh package of pasta. I thought Christmas was the perfect opportunity to make her a simple, dedicated step-stool that she can keep in the kitchen. It worked out so well, I want to tell you about it. Read More »
on Nov 29, 2010
Homemade Christmas ornaments are special, especially those that contain the images of family members. Paul Mayer shows you how to make this great project. Read More »
on Nov 29, 2010
Here s a neat last minute gift idea. The construction is fairly simple. It s one of those how d you do that projects, and that makes it a particularly good gift since recipients think you spent more time making it than you really did! To make it you ll need a table saw, miter saw, one band clamp, and about 4 hours of time. Read More »
on Nov 29, 2010
A re-usable travel mug makes a nice personal gift for the coffee drinkers in your life. The stainless steel insert and cover clean easily and the right finish makes the wooden body very durable. Read More »
on Aug 10, 2010
Bruce Kieffer shows you how to make a versatile medicine cabinet that is easy to build, and it could be used in a variety of different bathroom configurations, or for storage in other parts of your house or shop. Read More »
on May 18, 2010
This bookcase is designed to be large enough to handle all of the books belonging to the voracious reader in your family, virtually indestructible to withstand years of abuse, and easy on the pocket book using inexpensive materials from your local home center. For about $100 you can have a bookcase that would cost $600 - $800 at a retail furniture store. Read More »
on Apr 16, 2010
David Munkittrick shows you some of the tricks to get the most from your wood while preserving your back. Chances are you already have most of the tools you need to tame those giant slabs of wood. Read More »
on Apr 14, 2010
Plans for the Rolling Shop Table project included on the Weekend Projects for Your Shop & Home DVD. Read More »
on Apr 08, 2010
I was recently commissioned to build a set of three, free-edge walnut nesting tables. The following story will give you a peak over my shoulder as I turn rough slabs into finished tables. Along the way you may pick-up some useful tips and techniques for your own free-edge project. Read More »
on Mar 26, 2010
Exposed joinery is the perfect blend of form and function. A well-executed joint is not only beautiful to look at but also serves to bond furniture elements with strength and endurance. David Munkittrick shares his tips on how to make this tricky, yet beautiful joint. Read More »