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50 Amazing DIY Woodworking Pieces People Have Shared In This Online Group (New Pics)
How much wood would a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood? Scientists may never know the answer to this tongue-twisting question, but we do know one thing about wood: woodworkers worldwide are working hard to turn wood into wonderful works of art.
If you are not familiar with the Woodworking subreddit, have you been living under a log? Sorry, I’m only yanking your chain(saw). This community is famous for woodworkers sharing their most incredible and creative creations from bird feeders to bookshelves to bowls. We’ve gathered some of our favorite posts from the group to share with you down below, so you too can admire their handiwork and celebrate just how much effort and artistry went into these pieces. Be sure to upvote all of your favorite creations, and then let us know in the comments what you would create if you had the superpower of turning wood into anything your heart desires. Then if you’re interested in checking out Bored Panda’s last article on the same subreddit, look no further than right here.
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#1
Anyway, I Am Very Happy With This Kitten
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#2
I Made A Bookshelf For A Safari Themed Nursery
Hill Branda 3 years ago
That's awesome. Think of all the great memories that kid will have, siting and reading next to his/her elephant bookcase.
#3
Finished A Jewelry Box For My Wife
Sheila Stamey 3 years ago
Please tell me it makes the little noise if you touch the middle panel shaped like a communicator button.
#4
My 14 Year Old Son Taught Himself To Whittle This Summer And Immediately Decided To Make His Own Chess Set
I helped him create the end grain chess board and cut the dados for the bottom of the box but he did everything else. He even have cut the dove tails
Saico Hipe 3 years ago
Damn. Just... Damn. As someone who will never have kids, in part because I didn't want to screw them up: *applause*
#5
At Only Four Weeks Old, My Daughter Can Now Enjoy Her Bassinet That I Built For The Past 9 Months
Alicia GriffonLady 3 years ago
And don't let anyone borrow it. My dad let my uncle borrow my heirloom crib and when i asked for it for my daughter i found out my uncle sold it in a garage sale. -.-
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Bobert Robertson 3 years ago (edited)
When you have baby number 2 make sure to install brakes so baby 1 doesn't push them away lol
Panda Kicki 3 years ago
And knowing how most bassinets.end up you will at least have a beautiful furniture to look at while she sleeps in your arms or bed 😆
Proverb Woman 3 years ago
Babies are 10-20 lbs! And don't participate in gymnastics yet!!
Load More Replies... the_anonyMrs_Mir 3 years ago
It’s the angle. Probably looks better in person!
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Jyri Hakola 3 years ago
Beautiful woodwork but when looking height and width, I am bit worried about stability..
#6
I Spent Over A Year Searching For A Table And Couldn't Find Anything I Liked, So I Decided To Design And Build My Own
Katy McMouse 3 years ago
That easy, huh? I'm experiencing a lot of jealous feelings right now. A. Lot.
Kendra Miller 3 years ago
I wish every community had not only a community kitchen/garden/pool but a community woodshop and craft room. Tools are so expensive, and it would be amazing to just have an idea, put pen to paper and go build it!
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DarkBlueOtter 3 years ago
That table opened up a void in my soul that must be filled with woodworking. Now I must do that too
Cassi Lyris 3 years ago
Like they say, if you want something done right, you gotta do it yourself, after all.
#7
Covid Gave Me The Time To Actually Make A Biz Out Of Woodworking. Biggest Seller By Far Is The Walk In Garden Bed. 20 Out The Door The Last Two Months!!
DDmaybeandor 3 years ago
They say you loose money on the first, it’s the prototype after all and it takes longer to make. But you make up your money in the second and the third. 20 out the door in a month! That’s phenomenal! I bet you’ve got your lumber pre-cut and are “shittin’ n flying’” as they say.
WatermelonTheDutchie 3 years ago
i have never heard that saying before im deceased 💀💀💀
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Raised veggie beds are the way to go, saves your back. This is a posh version. Lovely.
Bobert Robertson 3 years ago
Cool concept but doesn't the lack of mesh on the door defeat the purpose of the rest of the mesh?
Disgruntled Panda 3 years ago
I think it's for veggies to grow upwards on, not to keep any beasties out
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Cassi Lyris 3 years ago
Wow, I wish I had the spare money for one of these! May you find many patrons who do!
#8
Final Project For My 2-Year Heritage Carpentry/Joinery College
Mario Strada 3 years ago
I am so glad there are still people doing and appreciating this craft. When I was a kid I met several artisans in Rome that made and repaired marble statues and wood ornamental pieces for our old buildings. Their major complaint was that no one wanted to apprentice and learn the craft. I seriously thought about it, but then I was called to the army and things went another way.
Mark Roberts 3 years ago
Humanity needs you, people don't do work like this anymore, there is no pride in our work. It's all about how many can i make and how fast can i do it. You give me hope🙏
#9
Made A Sign For My Garage Shop Wall
Nimues Child 3 years ago
My brother's woodworking motto and my father's woodworking methods in one sign. I love it!
#10
I Made A Mid Century Inspired Birdhouse
Norah Reilly 3 years ago
Do you think that tiny birds will perch in the tiny trees? ;)
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Gabriela Cink 3 years ago
🤦♂️ somehow I didn't notice title and thought it was real house in the middle of water.
Miriam L 3 years ago
I read the title and assumed I wasn't reading it correctly. It took a little while to realize that the "water" was actually a glass table
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#11
Made My Best Friend And His New Wife Matching Canoe Paddles For Their Wedding
Jennifer Casey 3 years ago
Beautiful paddles. That is the type of gift someone would appreciate.
Johanna Quik 3 years ago (edited)
Beautiful. They will row in circles though. O wait; one of them is stronger than the other, so that person gets the smaller paddle. Nice 👍
MAKtheknife 3 years ago
I don't think I'd want to even put them in water. It would be nice to have copper-tipped bottoms on these to save them from rocks.
#12
This Is A Figure For GF Who Is Having Difficulty From Depression
Nora AlMeida 3 years ago
A very sweet gesture, especially with the ‘heart sign’ seen in the index and thumb fingers of the figurine
RandomFrog(He/They️️) 3 years ago
This isint just woodworking. The painting is great too! I could never paint that well on a 3D object
Jeffrey Diehl 3 years ago (edited)
In 1993 Disney dubbed this for release under their contract with Studio Ghibli. It was held up for four years and finally released in 1997. The voice actress who dubbed for Kiki was Kirsten Dunst and she has been nicknamed "Kiki" ever since. With DVD/BR you can see either version. I recommend the subtitled version because other than Ms Dunst, the dubbed version is lacking. I remember buying a bootlegged video tape in late 1980s from a little store in San Jose, CA and for $1.00 more getting an English script to follow along. Good thing as my Japanese sucked at that time. The voice actress for Kiki also played Ursula. It's neat when you watch their scenes together. Takayama-san rocks. This is a great movie to watch whenever you are down in the dumps.
#13
My Grandpa Died Three Years Ago. Today, My Son And I Played Around In His Shop Which Hadn’t Been Touched Since He Passed
We found these lovely little animals sitting on his workbench that he had whittled
Kristine Frances Bautista 3 years ago
Your grandpa had an amazing talent. Definitely a one of a kind treasure
#14
Danish Cord Woven Meditation Bench Made From Ash Wood That I Made For My Final Project In Wood Shop Class
Katy McMouse 3 years ago
You've got to be kidding me. This much talent and skill at his age? I can't even begin to imagine what he'll be doing in 10 years. It's just not fair!
DDmaybeandor 3 years ago
I’m trying to decide if legs like that can be made with a lathe? Someone who’s done it, help me out please. They’re beautiful! They really look time intensive too, especially in their uniformity.
Sleepy children love Moon 3 years ago
I don't think they can be made with a lathe. Of course, I'm in no position to say that bc I didn't make that and I'm still a beginner when it comes to wood working
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#15
Cherry Tea Cabinet I Finished This Weekend
#16
Made This As My First Project In My School. It Took A Long Time To Finnish It But I'm Happy With The Result
Bobert Robertson 3 years ago
I'm glad you Finnished it. There's Norway I could make something this swede
DDmaybeandor 3 years ago
This is one of my least favorite aesthetics, but what a beautiful piece. So we’ll done. All of those miters, and everything finished so smoothly. You did a beautiful job.
Amber Bedard 3 years ago (edited)
This is very cool! Love the design! Does the top thin shelf.have a function? I only ask because I think it would be perfect to have a flat drawer slide out with no sides on it to put prints or sketches in. Might be a little tall for that but, well done!
#17
First Project Complete! Built This All By Myself At 6 Months Pregnant. Not Perfect, But I’m Very Proud
Florence O'Grady 3 years ago
Woman, those shelves are fantastic. Do not be surprised if someone offers to pay you to build them bookshelves. Would love to see your next creation.
Bobert Robertson 3 years ago
Shelves look great but the colour coded books freaks me out. If I finish the first book in a series I want the next one to be beside it, not have to remember what colour the cover is.
DDmaybeandor 3 years ago
I LOVE THIS! And I love that you did it. Look at that crown molding! Look at how the shelf just continues around the corner without visible supports. Look at you, doing your thing, 6 months pregnant. 👏👏👏
Andrea Delden 3 years ago
Where is it not perfect? As they say with quilting, finished is better than perfect!
#18
Grandpa Cut Down His Peach Tree. Made Him A Vase From It For His Birthday
Cassi Lyris 3 years ago
I've had to take down a personal tree before, it's surprisingly emotional. I hope this vase reminds him of good times. 🥲
#19
I Am A Legally Blind Visually Impaired Woodworker Here Is My Most Recent Piece I Am Quite Proud Of It Made From Padauk And Maple
DDmaybeandor 3 years ago
Thank you for sharing! My grandma was completely blind from birth and the incompetency people assumed of her was pretty infuriating. Strangers would ask her how she got herself dressed. Can you dress yourself with your eyes closed? Come on people. She taught piano for a living and was a wonderful mother and seamstress, crocheter, cook and housekeeper. She used a typewriter to send letters to the sighted and used to read me stories in the dark. She was a talented person, as are you. I am thrilled that you are sharing your talent with the world. More need to know that blind people can do many amazing things.
Lily Francis 3 years ago
People think disabled or alternately abled means unable but that's just not true! And those people, and I'm one of them, will make a fool out of them because you never know what people are capable of!
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G Bradshaw 3 years ago
I'm a sighted volunteer working to find the visually impaired to offer audio, large print or braille access to the Bible. Those who are kind, though they don't need the help are so nice, it is hard to know your grandma had to deal with ignorance.
Renee Terry 3 years ago
You are legally freaking amazingly talented is what u are!! I'm a true believer that when a person is born with a "disability", God always makes up for it by giving an abundance of ability in another area. You are clearly an example of this.
#20
Finished This Retro-Style Commission Last Week For A 32” TV. The Customer Wanted The Aesthetic But Also Space For Consoles And A Sound Bar
DDmaybeandor 3 years ago
I NEVER would have thought of something like this. That is just brilliant and so well done. If my aesthetic was 1960’s I would certainly want this; and hiding consoles and the like behind it… wow, just wow.
Mario Strada 3 years ago
Fantastic! Can you make a 60" one? I think I could make a guest room out of it.
#21
Scrollsawn Wall-E Art
DDmaybeandor 3 years ago
Scroll saw NOT laser cut! Wow! How on earth did you get the details on Wall-E and the moon? You’ve got some fine, sharp blades and a steady hand my friend. Beautiful concept and beautiful workmanship.
Mario Strada 3 years ago
I am such an idiot. I kept reading it as "#20 Scrollsawn Wall" and "E art". What the hell is a scrollsawn wall and I thought "E art" was some kind of NFT. I need more sleep. It's beautiful, by the way. I love Wall-E.
just another teen 3 years ago
would you be willing to sell or create a website to sell from i wood love this for my mother
Cassi Lyris 3 years ago
Using wood to commemorate WALL-E is a little awkward, but it's certainly done well!
#22
A Close Up Of Interlocking Joinery Between English Brown Oak And Spalted Beech
Katy McMouse 3 years ago
This took me a minute but once I figured out what I was seeing - holy helll, that's insane!
Marlowe Fitzpatrik 3 years ago
It'sbactually just beech which had a fungal Infektion. Very gorgous, indeed (and it needs to be in the state where it is still solid enough, before the funghi destroy it completely)
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This Is An 1150 Bottle Wine Cellar I Just Finished In Bare White Oak
DDmaybeandor 3 years ago
A project like that requires so much geometry, algebra, an exacting mind and attention to detail. If it was commissioned I hope they appreciate what a skilled craftsman they have.
Night Owl 3 years ago
Yea, I wonder how much something like that would cost. Wow
Load More Replies... The Silly Stellar Jay 3 years ago
Oh dear. That curve is tricky and the intricacies must have taken forever. Good work!
ThatG 3 years ago
They used Panorama to take the image. It’s most likely straight. Still excellent work though.
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Sasha Kuleshov 3 years ago
I will never have 1,150 wines -at the ready- to drink, that will take me like 20 years ._.
#24
My Wife Asked Me To Make Her A Fruit Bowl. I Think I Outdid Myself
DDmaybeandor 3 years ago
🤣 pears are petty touchy and need to be treated with care. This was probably the best choice. Do you think you’ll be making “a bunch of fruit bowl” next?
#25
My Latest Baroque Mandolin
Nimues Child 3 years ago
Ooooo. I want to play it. The work is beautiful! (I'm curious about what tone woods were chosen)
#26
I Built Out My Camper Van With Spare Pallet Wood!
Ece Cenker 3 years ago
I would keep the lower cabinets and counter top only with a matte veneer, but I would paint other surfaces white. Would make the interior feel less crowded, more spacious, better lit and would actually bring out the patterns of the lower cabinets better.
#27
Wife Liked The Look Of Some Epoxy Tables. I Said I Could Build One Better
8 months later and for the price to buy one, I finally finished 2 just before easter.
Weed in the Garden 3 years ago
The dark resin (?) offsets the grain in the wood beautifully. Gorgeous.
Mario Strada 3 years ago
And you did. I find most epoxy tables garish and destined to look dated. This is very elegant and well crafted.
#28
My Girlfriend And I Wanted To Start Building Things Together, So We Built Our New Bed
Jennifer Casey 3 years ago
That really is the best kind of relationship. My boyfriend of 18 years, and I spend so much time together building things, including a efficiency apt for a friend's daughter. We fish together, cook together, garden, etc. and never seem to tire of each others company. I've always enjoyed building stuff. He doesn't expect a perfect little house mouse, I thank the Lord every day, because I almost missed this one. Best wishes
Mario Strada 3 years ago
Nice, I see you too come from the same electrical school of design. A warning: it will grow. You will buy cable organizers. They will eventually fail. You'll buy more. Those too will fail. Cut to the chase and move everything behind the headboard like I did. Use short screws, that too is from experience.
#29
Bassinet For My Son Due In July
Parmeisan 3 years ago
I see the Harry Potter reference. Sneaky sneak putting it in the shadows, but I see you!
Weed in the Garden 3 years ago
Congratulations.The fact that you elevated this will make all the difference in the coming months.
Veronica Alejandre 3 years ago
The craftsmanship is amazing although it seems to have too many pointy features for something in a child's room.
#30
My Wife Wanted A Table To Set Her Drinks On. So My First Epoxy Waterfall Table Was Born!
Rosalind Smith 3 years ago
Absolutely stunning! How in the world did you join/do the sides!? The coasters look classy.
#31
My Daughter's Boyfriend Asked Me To Help Him Build An Engagement Ring Box
When it's closed it looks like mountains and valleys. When it's opened a light turns on and illuminates the ring like a sunrise. It has a magnetic closure. We built it out of dark walnut wood. He gave it to her tonight
Disgruntled Panda 3 years ago
That's so lovely. Before reading the description I thought it was a tape dispenser, I'm so sorry! 🙈
Lazy Panda (she/her/hers) 3 years ago
Beautiful work and congratulations to the happy couple (assuming she said yes)!
Nimues Child 3 years ago
What great design and engineering! But I really love that you both built it together for her.
#32
I Made A Weird Spoon
The Silly Stellar Jay 3 years ago
You mean awesome spoon. Looks like it was mind bent or something.
#33
My Chair
Lazy Panda (she/her/hers) 3 years ago
I have a strange urge to run my hand over those curves and smooth joins.
Reinaldo Fuentes 3 years ago
You are not alone. I'm just imagining how velvety smooth it all must be.
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DDmaybeandor 3 years ago
LOVE! There is not room for error on a piece like this, and chair making is no joke. Decorative carving aside, I bet it’s the most difficult piece of furniture to make.
#34
Made From Recycled Skateboard Deck
#35
Got My It Degree Last Week. I Wanted To Combine My Love Of Woodworking And Technology For My Grad Cap
Nancy Lynch 3 years ago
Cool, but get a stunt double when everyone throws their caps in the air. You don't want to hurt anyone.
#36
I Made This Mountain? Sand Dune? Cutting Board
LinaLovesBooks 3 years ago
I wouldn't even use it as a cutting board. I'd hang it above my fireplace.
Catherine Couch 3 years ago
I could never cut on it. I would hang it on a wall. Beautiful piece of art.
#37
I Would Like Your Thoughts On My Latest Cutting Board, Please
Nimues Child 3 years ago
The cutout for the plate is a clever design. The woodwork and inlay is just stunning!
DarkBlueOtter 3 years ago
that is too pretty to use as a cutting board. it deserves a spot above my fireplace, not a kitchen bench.
Nananana Heeey Goodbye 3 years ago
I like the idea of having a detachable bowl to transport stuff
Mark Aitken 9 months ago
I am a woodworker and know that this took many hours and a lot of glue ups to finish this. It is exquisite. Well done!!
#38
The Chevron Brick Bowl! I Cast These Maple Chevron Patterns In Purple Resin And Turned It Down To A Bowl/Plate
Mario Strada 3 years ago
This is also nice, and I usually hate the wood + resin works that are all over youtube. This is very tasteful.
Katy McMouse 3 years ago
I'm not sure what I read, but I think it worked! This is ridiculously cool.
DDmaybeandor 3 years ago
Chevron is the zigzag pattern, cast in resin is putting them in a box and pouring the purple plastic stuff all around it, “turned it down” means trimmed with a lathe to cut off all the excess resin and wood to make it’s final shape.
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Sold All My Video Game Stuff And Used The Money To Buy Wood Tools. First Ever Project A Gate
Katy McMouse 3 years ago
And a cat! You built a CAT! Not gonna find anything like that on Etsy.
#40
Wife Wanted A Napkin Holder For $10... Told Her I Could Make It For $50. Oak, Walnut, Purpleheart, Aluminum
Martha Higgins 3 years ago
Much prettier than one for $10.00, for sure! Lots of sentimental value as well.
#41
A “Chaos” Sideboard We Just Finished Up. Red Oak With Silver Grey Stain. Continuous Grain Door/Drawers
Bella 3 years ago
Can I just say how I love the fact you mentioned that you personally wouldn’t like it but you’re still appreciating the technique and effort. Thank you, there are so many people who’d wouldn’t like it personally and say stuff like “piece of c**p” or “waste of time cause it’s ugly” it’s nice to see someone who acknowledges the skill while not loving it for themselves
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#42
I’m About As Novice A Woodworker As It Gets But I Love These Lava Coasters I Made
DDmaybeandor 3 years ago
Aww, reminds me of Minecraft. I think that’s crackle paint. I would have never thought of using it to make “lava”. Great idea!
Steven Meyer 3 years ago
Would you consider taking a commission and making some of these for me?
#43
Cedar With Some Blue Stuff
#44
White Oak Serving Tray
Mario Strada 3 years ago
Very nice and elegant. I made one similar but I had a hell of a time finding decent handles. All that's out there are cheap, faux patinated metal that weighs as much as a coke can. Eventually I made mine of brass tubing and I am waiting for it to make a patina so I can paint it clear. There must be somebody that sells real hardware instead of the fakes.
#45
I Built My Daughter A Lemonade Stand Using Her Old Loft Bed And She Named It
Audra Sisler 3 years ago (edited)
I LOVE IT!!!! I too am a big believe in Big foot! You go girl!!! 🥰🥰🥰
#46
Guitar Build
Mario Strada 3 years ago
Nice. I just bought a cheap semi-hollow telly to practice my lutherie skills and I was thinking of something similar. So far, I installed a brass nut (That I can elevate to play slide), locking tuners (I do that on all my restores now) and changed the neck humbucker to something a bit fatter. Next I am installing a 5 way switch to split the neck humbucker and I am loking into a thin humbucker for the bridge, but I'd really love to do something similar with the pickguard. Also love your bridge. Did you make it or did you find it like that?
IDK_Something 3 years ago
Mario, if you are interested, OP explains and even has a YouTube series for this build. Just click on 'JeffHGW' under the picture posted here. It will take you to where BP found this beautiful piece on Reddit! 🙂
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Colin Timp 3 years ago
I had a friend try to build a guitar years ago. VERY difficult. The body wasn't a problem, but he couldn't get the neck strengthened enough to keep tune (even with the reinforcement rod).
Nimues Child 3 years ago (edited)
Beautiful! What tone woods did you choose? I would love to play this.
IDK_Something 3 years ago
From OP.. "Some specs: Neck wood: Mahogany, Wenge Fretboard: Ebony Body Wings: Matai (Native wood of New Zealand) Pickguard is made from copper"
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Coffee Table I Made
Karen Gault Skelly 3 years ago
Does it look like the coffee table is kneeling to anyone else? Or is it just me?
#48
Built A Backdrop For My Niece’s Wedding….(7’3”x16’)
#49
Interlocking Sapele And Iroko. A Coffee Table Made From Barn Find Timber
#50
I Crafted Skyrim Staff Of Destruction Hair Pin. 9 Inches Long
slg13 3 years ago
My husband plays Skyrim but has no hair. I don't play Skyrim but have an abundance of hair. Feel like I should buy this off of you just to tease him! I do love it. But seriously, what's with the Khajiit?
RafCo (he/him) 3 years ago
They're cat people from Elswyre. Like selling stuff. What's there to know?
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Did you hear that? 3 years ago
SHUT UP AND TAKE MY MONEY!! Yes. Please make me one! Or just make them for all diehard skyrim fans and charge us.
Asteríx Viking 3 years ago
If you makes one more you could knit with it. Love it. (Btw i did knit with two hair pince once that i just loved with beautiful wooden cats on the ends.
#51
I Made A Keyboard Case From Solid Maple And Dyed It Green. Do You Like This Aesthetic?
Mario Strada 3 years ago
Mechanical keys? I destroy a keyboard every four months or so. It'd break my heart if it happened to something like this.
#52
Masterpiece I Made For Cabinetmaker Masterclass. Includes A Secret Drawer That Opens With A Melody
DDmaybeandor 3 years ago
If the phantom of the opera was alive today, he’d have a secret drawer that opens with a melody. So cool!
#53
4 Years Worth Of Shop Class. Should I Have Pursued A Career In Woodworking?
My shop teacher told me to find a job that allows me to do woodworking as a hobby
Weed in the Garden 3 years ago
Hobby huh? Remember that whose can - do. Those who can't - teach. This is stunning.
Nimues Child 3 years ago
Spoken like someone who has never taught. It is a hard job that deserves respect.
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Carol Emory 3 years ago
If you love woodworking and can put up with snotty customers, then do it for a living. If you can't stand dealing with customers, but love working with wood, then do it as a hobby. I know people that made a living out of their hobbies, got caught up in drama from outside sources and ended up hating their hobby later. Don't destroy what you do to relax to make money...enjoy yourself.
#54
My Bed
Ece Cenker 3 years ago (edited)
I would make this into a canopy with this pattern over the bed, so it would not be hidden under the mattress.
#55
Just Some Baseboard Fun
Emmydearest 3 years ago
Beautiful craftsmanship but I hate the fact it's three different wood colours. White wall + gray floor 👍, white wall + brown stairs 👍, gray floor + brown stairs 😕
#56
My Most Recent Project. I Was Able To Get All The Cedar 2x6’s For A Total Of $250 Of Of Craigslist. “Deal Of The Year!”
#57
Just Finished Up This Dining Table. Hand Cut Mortise And Tenon Joinery
#58
I Got First Place In A High School Woodworking Competition
Katy McMouse 3 years ago
I love the grain. I really wish I could have taken something like this high school.
#59
Saw This On Etsy For $1250 And Decided To Make My Own. Maple, Walnut And Padauk
Haven’t applied lacquer yet. What should I charge if I sell it? Took 22 hrs and $200 in wood.
Weed in the Garden 3 years ago (edited)
I can't offer any advice, only admiration! Should be the door to the gameroom!
#60
Wooden Burger. My Life As A Woodworker Has Finally Peaked. It's All Downhill From Here
#61
Just Finished My First Project This Afternoon. A Simple Start To A New Hobby
Mario Strada 3 years ago
Nice. Reminds me of the beach furniture at the Italian Riviera in the 60s. The chairs were similar and the changing stalls had the same type of paint.
#62
A Spoon I Made In My Highschool Woodworking Class. Hand Tools Only
#63
My Dad And I Just Started Building Hall Trees As A Side Gig
Katy McMouse 3 years ago
I've always wanted one of those and a foyer that is able to accommodate it.
#64
Made A Little Elephant Rattle For A Friend's New Baby Today. Not Sure If The Walnut Dowel Is Design Flaw Or A Feature
#65
Binding A New Guitar I’m Making Today Using Tape And Bike Inner Tubes Which Are Great Versatile Clamps
Mario Strada 3 years ago
I make and restore electric, bolt on neck guitars. I wouldn’t touch an acoustic. Building one from scratch is a long time dream I'll never fulfill. You are doing great! I truly envy you.
Nimues Child 3 years ago (edited)
Beautiful work on this...the bindings around the body and work around the soundhole. I wish I could hear this when it is done. (Clever idea to use the innertubes as clamps!)
#66
Wife: Let’s Buy This 99$ Dresser. Me: I Can Build One Much Cheaper. 2 Years And Several Hundred Dollars Later
Rachel Mion 3 years ago
It took two years for my husband to build a kitchen island. Thought we would divorce over it. We're moving soon and it goes with us. I would never get another one, or ask for another!
Katy McMouse 3 years ago
At least you're honest and that's so beautiful, I'd probably stomp down the urge to mock your estimating skills. Or not - I love a good mocking.
Tom Hardeveld 3 years ago
Hey, if we Men say we're going to do something, we're going to do it. No need to keep reminding us every year
Jeff Welton 3 years ago
Yeah, you can almost never build it cheaper... better, more fun, more personal, but never cheaper. :D
#67
Decided To Make This Lamp When I Was Feeling Lost The Other Day. Really Brightened Up My Afternoon
#68
Scroll Saw Turtles
DDmaybeandor 3 years ago (edited)
I might be terrible but I can’t believe this is scroll saw. This just has to be laser cut. There’s no shame in that, it’s a great design and execution, but scroll saw? The work is SO fine and detailed. Someone with more knowledge should weigh in. *edit, I was wrong. It can be done with a scroll saw.
Sonnovab Kegeles 3 years ago
I would disagree, marquetry has been around for centuries, and is a very intricately cut art form.
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Bored Birgit 3 years ago
This one is the last in this list as I comment - for me it should be (one of) the first!
#69
Made Some Progress On My Deck Project
#70
My Baseball Bat Rack
Katy McMouse 3 years ago
That is so good! My youngest son would probably love to make something like that. His wood shop class didn't get to do anything like that.
#71
A Pipe I Made For My Brother In Law
3 years ago
This is beautiful. I would just keep it in a cabinet while people asked if I smoked (I don't)
#72
Cigar Tubes I Made As Groomsman Gifts For My Wedding
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Azure Adams 3 years ago
I have wasted my life. These are all gorgeous and I want to learn all I can about wood working
DDmaybeandor 3 years ago
What a satisfying article. Thank you for this, I thoroughly enjoyed it.
Veronica Rabbit 3 years ago
Most of the time, I can tell how someone made something, even if I know I couldn't do it myself. These were different--I can't even fathom how some of the more intricate ones were made! All of them are so beautiful!
Sarah Loan 3 years ago
My dad was a woodworker in his spare time. These pieces are all so beautiful and make me miss him exponentially. Thank you for these pictures.
Sheba Binimoy 2 years ago
Thank you so much for sharing these wonderful easiest woodcraft ideas with us. My teacher gave me an assignment on this topic & your blog really helps me a lot.
Azure Adams 3 years ago
I have wasted my life. These are all gorgeous and I want to learn all I can about wood working
DDmaybeandor 3 years ago
What a satisfying article. Thank you for this, I thoroughly enjoyed it.
Veronica Rabbit 3 years ago
Most of the time, I can tell how someone made something, even if I know I couldn't do it myself. These were different--I can't even fathom how some of the more intricate ones were made! All of them are so beautiful!
Sarah Loan 3 years ago
My dad was a woodworker in his spare time. These pieces are all so beautiful and make me miss him exponentially. Thank you for these pictures.
Sheba Binimoy 2 years ago
Thank you so much for sharing these wonderful easiest woodcraft ideas with us. My teacher gave me an assignment on this topic & your blog really helps me a lot.
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