50 People Share Their Weird Yet Hilarious Creations In This “Un-Craftsman-Like” Group

That’s actually a very well executed replica! You literally need talent to make it match!

He nailed it.

This is amazing and I would totally buy it 😂

YAY FOR DAD BIULDS! sike!

I wouldn't think it would be a s****y gift exchange idea if someone there is a Homer's fan.

I bet dad loved this with all his heart!

This is probably one of your Dad's most prized possessions. Wholesome AF.

The fact that it appears you dad has kept this all these years says everything :)

This is my absolute favourite here, craft projects by 3 -6 year olds. 😍 --- PS: I was gifted a "wish fulfiller" once, it was made out of colourful corn puff things (looks like mini marshmallows, you wet them and you stick them together there, so you can create little sculptures). Mine looks like a dragonfly 😍 and is very helpful.

That's so sweet!

If they're anything like our cat, they'll still use it 😃

My parents' house had a summer kitchen my brother and I used as a playhouse/toy storage. When he was 13, my brother kicked the door open as he usually did, and it fell off. He and I looked at each other and said, "Dad's going to kill us." My brother handed ten year old me the heavy wooden door to hold as he moved the hinges on it. (The wood was rotten.) He forgot to move the hinges on the frame. He took the door, to try to hang it back up, but it hung six inches too low. My snotty contribution was, "Well, it fit before!" Having absolutely no other option in his teenaged mind, my brother sawed the six inches off the bottom of the door and rehung it. We were both shocked at the six inch gap at the top of the door. When Dad got home from work, we were innocently standing ramrod straight, arms down at our sides, with horribly fake smiles plastered to our faces. Dad immediately asked us what we'd done, and as every child since the dawn of time, we replied, "Oh, nothing."

Now it’s a bat door

Challenge accepted, the cat - probably

closely enough

I like it.

As a craftsman of 27 years I approve. This is an intentional and thoughtful approach

I would gladly put this in my yard and use it!

It's a cool rustic swing. I like it. As long as the seat is sanded so you don't get splinters It's great.

Nice to look at but I probably wouldn't sit on it. :)

Not s****y!! Adorable

We would use rubbermaid tub tops or garbage can lids lol

Any sled that works is worth it. We used to go down hills on lunch trays, lol.

Not bad!

One time at school we had a snowstorm... so we found some empty ring-binders and used those as sleds. TBF, they only really functioned to keep our bums from getting cold and wet.

Kinda like my garden. Why would I spend $3 on lettuce when i can grow my own for $50

I hear you buddy, I hear you

BIG OH LOL.

This post must have been made before the cost of lumber went up. Now both the wood and the tools would cost $1,300 each.

But I already paid the $1,300 + for the tools.

Did you paint your toothpicks? My dad always said to make sure to use several coats of lead based paint when finishing products that will end up in your mouth.

This is nicely done.

WHOA WHAT! NOT A FAIL THIS LOOKS AMAZING

Strange looking toothpicks.

Wait, this is awesome.

Did..did he nail it to the dashboard?

You screwed it to the dashboard? How about a little hook and loop. Even if you had to go into a store for a m inute?

Hey, there are these things called 'maps' and they're great. You don't have to screw them to your dashboard.