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How to Make a Sapele and Birch Trivet

November 15, 2017 By David Radtke & filed under Last Minute Woodworking Gifts, More Woodworking Projects, Woodworking Plans, Woodworking Projects.

Here’s a simple project that looks great, and could easily burn up some of that scrap wood you’ve been hoarding for years. This elegant trivet will grace your table, and you can be sure friends will be asking for trivets for their tables, too. Read More

How to Make an iPad, iPhone, Tablet, or Smartphone Stand

November 15, 2017 By David Radtke & filed under Easy Wood Projects, More Woodworking Projects, Plans and Projects, Woodworking Plans, Woodworking Projects.

This clever and gorgeous iPad stand is a great last-minute gift project; you can complete it over the course of 2 to 3 days. The stand has both a high and a low setting, and to amaze the audience, the leg seems magically held in place! The secret? Small… Read More

Cribbage Board Template with Peg Storage

April 15, 2017 By David Radtke & filed under More Woodworking Projects, Plans and Projects, Woodworking Projects.

A very good friend and mentor once told me it’s a mistake to play cribbage with your significant other – unless you really relish conflict in your relationship. Hey, I just make cribbage boards. Well, I do play a little cribbage. Cribbage Board Template Material Choices… Read More

How to Construct a Bandsaw Box

January 2, 2017 By David Radtke & filed under Band Saw, More Woodworking Projects, Plans and Projects, Skill Building, Stationary Power Tools, Woodworking Projects.

Bandsaw boxes are easy to make, but you need to follow a few rules of the road. It’s very important that you use the right blade, and that you make the cuts in the correct sequence. This story lays out the bandsaw project for you, start… Read More

How to Build a Cajon Drum Like a Pro

February 7, 2015 By David Radtke & filed under More Woodworking Projects, Plans and Projects, Woodworking Projects.

Cajon drums produce a professional percussion sound and are easy to build in a typical hobbyist woodworking shop. Joe Cruz is a professional Cajon builder and provides the basic information needed to build one including a scaled drawing.The Cajon (pronounced ka-hone’) is a wooden percussion instrument… Read More

Make Your Own Magazine Storage Box

November 12, 2014 By David Radtke & filed under More Woodworking Projects, Plans and Projects, Woodworking Projects.

Time's a wasting! Bruce Kieffer shows you how to build these great last minute gift magazine storage boxes. Make one, or make a bunch. Read More

Wine Rack Project

November 18, 2013 By David Radtke & filed under Furniture, More Woodworking Projects, Plans and Projects, Woodworking Projects.

This year my wife, Ann, suggested I make holiday gifts for several of our family and friends. She often produces fabric art quilts and they are consistently well received. I contribute too – but not as many gifts as she does. Where does she find the… Read More

Build a Shelved Mirror

July 10, 2013 By David Radtke & filed under More Woodworking Projects, Plans and Projects, Woodworking Projects.

In my house there’s a significant morning bottle neck at the bathroom door. Too many people, not enough bathrooms. But a big part of the hold up was hair brushing and make up, tasks that only require mirror access. After reflecting on the issue I decided… Read More

How to Make a Longbow

August 23, 2011 By David Radtke & filed under More Woodworking Projects, Plans and Projects.

For many, traditional archery is a passion. For others it’s just plain fun! Either way, learning how to make a longbow is something that nearly anyone can do, even without an extensive shop or lots of woodworking experience. This story will provide you with an overview… Read More

Using a Guitar Template to Build Your First Guitar

August 11, 2011 By David Radtke & filed under More Woodworking Projects, Plans and Projects, Woodworking Projects.

Good kits make great guitars and offer plenty of woodworking An article by Steve Scott in Fine Woodworking Magazine September/October 2011 edition I wanted to build an acoustic guitar for the longest time, but was intimidated by the prospect. Although I’ve done plenty of… Read More