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50 People Who Took Woodworking To Another Level And Shared The Results In This Online Group (New Pics)
My grandfather built his house not far away from his mother's log home. When she died, he converted hers into a wood workshop. I remember going there as a child; the place seemed like another world to me. Inside, there were stacks and stacks of tools, some big, some small, and you could always smell warm and earthy scents. A birch chair in one corner, an almost finished oak table in the other. It was so peaceful.
It had been a while since I immersed myself into these memories, but as soon as I saw the subreddit r/WoodWorking, they all came rushing back to me.
This online community is dedicated to "furniture, toys, tools, wood, glue, and anything else that has to do with woodworking as a hobby or profession," and I have to say, its members are really, really skilled. Not as much as my grandad, of course, but almost. Continue scrolling to check out their best projects and fire up Bored Panda's earlier posts on the subreddit here and here.
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#1
Beautiful Project I've Been Working On For A Few Months. Thought Everyone Here Would Like To See!
iblowsheep 4 years ago
i have a 1 story house but i want to build a staircase just so i can do this
LJ Robinson 4 years ago
I've got 3 sets of stairs in my house. PLEASEEEE come and do mine. Fabulous cubbies!
Craig Silberman 4 years ago
so that door behind it just leads to a closet, and not the stairs to the basement?
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#2
Dare I Say... The "Neverending Fence" Is Complete!
Caro Caro 4 years ago
I desperately want this fence! It is so beautiful and after a while the insects and birds will love it too. Oh and hedgehogs too.
Catherine Brady 4 years ago
I am trying to figure out how you created this. Is it vine or branches? How are they perfectly matched and how long did it take to create it. It is so beautifully unique.
Justin Roberts 4 years ago
Its willow saplings and through select harvesting. This one took about 700 hours. Thank you
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lara 4 years ago
This is fantastic, literally. I want this for my property. We are building, eventually, a new barn. When it is built I want the old stall moved to the back of the property to be wildlife "housing" for birds, rabbits, possums, coyotes, etc. It has one big stall, a hay storage area [elevated from the ground] and a "feed room." I will put hay bales in and assorted "housing" etc. And this "fence would be perfect to add extra living areas. This is great.
Marlowe Fitzpatrik 4 years ago
Best thing? It'll take root and will indeed be "neverending". It'll grow and grow and be green and full of life! fantastic work, the patience! But it really paid off
Beth Arriaga 4 years ago
I saw this on a Home Shaming group in FB. I didn't think it was a 'shame'...
Reddit user u/magicalstickbending is one of the people whose ability you can see in the list. But for this article, let's refer to him by his real name, Justin Roberts. He created the 'Neverending Fence.'
We managed to contact Justin and he was kind enough to have a little chat with us. "Woodworking is a way of life for me," the man told Bored Panda. "10 years ago, I had the idea of making my oldest child's Easter basket. After Easter, we would plant the basket and turn it back into a tree. With willow it's a renewable plant and one can just stick it in the ground and it will grow, you can also harvest the same plant for up to 28 years. This is what appealed to me the most, living as close to the earth and its rhythm as possible. I have been working with green wood 7 to 5 days a week for 10 years now."
#3
Longship Cradle I Made For My First Grandchild Is Complete
Vicky Z 4 years ago
Please let me come and take the new picture!! That would be awesome
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Nixxy 4 years ago
Oh. My. Word, that is beautiful! You have really captured the head of the longship, and all of the rest of it!
#4
Owner Wanted To Cut Down The Tree For The Deck, But I Talked Him Into Building A Bench Around It Instead. I Think It Turned Out Nice And Saved The Tree
Brian Brown 4 years ago
That was a great idea, and look at the shade that the tree provides. Thank you for sparing this one.
lara 4 years ago
Thank you for saving the tree. I NEVER understand when people cut down trees. When we remodeled it really, really hurt to cut down a Chinese Pistachio tree and a big mesquite. The Chinese Pistachio was in bad shape due to web worms and, though we tried, the tree was dying. The Mesquite was there when we bought the house, but it began to split down the middle and was eventually going to die. So, we removed it and I still miss it.
Laugh Fan 4 years ago
I feel your pain. I had to chop down an ancient oak that even had a tree protection order on it but it was dead and rotting. Branches were falling off it in sections and it was starting to be dangerous. I miss my tree as well - it feels like the heart of my garden has gone.
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SuperChicken 4 years ago
Glad you were able to talk to the owner and saved a tree. Good place to sit and relax as well.
#5
Reflections Of Perspective 150x90cm Complete. An Artdeco Inspired Piece
The 'Neverending Fence' was actually a commission with permission to play. So Justin did. "We made a metal frame for the arch and reused the previous fencepost, wrapping them with 14-gauge wire," the woodworker said. "Then it was harvesting willow saplings by the roadside and weaving them one at a time. It took about 700 hours or so from start to finish."
"This subreddit is an amazing place to talk everything woodworking. I did not know about Reddit until someone stole photos of my work and tried to say they made it. I woke up one morning with messages in my inbox on another platform saying 'Dude, you are on the front page of Reddit!' so I made an account to reclaim my work."
For more cool pieces similar to the internet-famous fence, check out Justin's website Walk the Willow.
#6
Got My First Display In A Local Store!
#7
Due To The High Cost Of Wood, I Decided To Make A Play House Entirely Out Of Free Pallets And Free Roofing
Brian Brown 4 years ago
This is amazing! and I know how difficult it is to break pallets down; they are tough!
M O'Connell 4 years ago
The key is to have a lever action tool to pop the boards up without splitting them or pulling the nails through. I have a "deck wrecker" I use for the purpose, but something identical but on a smaller scale would be better.
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kalle1724 4 years ago
I used Pallet Tops to make a 40*55ft picket fence fence-6143...17-png.jpg 
Nannychachi 4 years ago
We used pallets to cover a floor, 2 walls and to build a wall around our fridge to incorporate it into our small kitchen space. Hubby worked HARD to separate the boards until we discovered a pallet tool. It cut the effort in half.
TheAnimalLady 4 years ago
Behind large stores that receive large orders, especially Lumber Stores.
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Noel Benavente 4 years ago
this is brutal, and the fact that you included real plants is amazing.
#8
Carved A Rope And Knot From Basswood
#9
It's Far From Perfect And Not Finished Yet, But I'm Really Trying To Make My Parents' Porch Look Better
iblowsheep 4 years ago
just cleaning all of the crap off of it would have been a big improvement, That is a rebuild.
L.a. Williams 3 years ago
Your doing great. Hope it's safer too. Also might consider a ramp as they are getting older. Just a thought.
For an earlier article on r/WoodWorking, Bored Panda also reached out to one of its moderators, Joseph, and he told us that the subreddit was founded in 2008 as a place for Redditors to exchange ideas, techniques, advice, and projects.
Now, it has grown into a 3.2-million-member community and is visited about 250,000 times per day.
There's one key rule that makes this subreddit unique and it's that people are only allowed to share things they have created themselves. "This keeps our content original and organic," Joseph explained. So every incredible piece you see in this list was put together by a member of the sub.
However, the moderator team reminded us that woodworking, no matter how cool it may be, is not just fun and games and one must never forget to keep themself safe. See this post as “a reminder for the shop that accidents happen.”
#10
I Made This Orca Music Box
Andrew Gibb 4 years ago
there is a video of this moving https://www.reddit.com/r/woodworking/comments/omuzyu/orca_music_box_with_sound/
SuperChicken 4 years ago
Thanks for sharing the link. I agree - it did not disappoint.
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Collette Moisan 4 years ago
My husband made jewelry boxes that have a hidden compartment. He also made boxes for his brothers ashes when he was cremated. Gorgeous!
#11
I Carved A Tiny Maple Owl
Rai Grant 4 years ago
Me, too, got about 15, not a huge amount, but I love them :)
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Whether you are learning a new language or how to drive a car, increasing your skill set is valuable on a multitude of levels. Woodworking is no exception. It can benefit both the creator and those around them, so if you're looking for a new hobby, why not give it a go? Maybe you'll end up loving it.
It's something that can be applied however you see fit. Woodworking can be a source of relaxation and even revenue if you get good at it. Many people love custom, high-quality furniture, appliances, and artwork, so don't worry about not having a market for your creations.
Also, by building wooden objects from scratch, you'll begin to understand how things are made. This knowledge can save you money on home repairs, which can be quite expensive. Instead of paying someone else, you'll be able to take pride in looking after your household!
#12
Wayfair Said The Outdoor Sofa Wouldn’t Arrive Until September, So I Took Matters Into My Own Hands. I Found Simple Plans On Youtube. This Was My First Time Ever Using A Saw…
SuperChicken 4 years ago
Sometimes, you really don't know what you're capable of until you're in a bind. This is amazing!
Jo Chrisco 4 years ago
If this is your first time working with a saw, then you were born to do this.
#13
We Just Finished Up Rapunzels Tower And Cottage Playhouse. Next Up A Bit Of Landscaping
#14
Just Finished This Jewelry Box For My Grandma. Made Mainly Of Oak From The Stairs Of Her Old House
helen anderson 4 years ago
So beautiful !!! I love jewelry boxes!! Jewelry boxes are amazing family history pieces to pass down in my opinion. I have 3 girls..give them old Jewelry boxes from their Grandmom ( my mom that she gave to me )..when i passed the boxes my mom gave to me I said when I smell these boxes I smell my mom her perfume..it reminded me of times when she was going out dressed up for a dinner watching her doing her hair makeup..funny enough my girls said the same but they smell my perfume in the box remembering me getting ready for a night out. Me letting them play with my jewelry trying lip stick makeup powders . Trying on pufumes!! So save your jewelry boxes to pass down to your family members ..they may be some powerful happy memories with them!!
#15
Nightlight I Made For My Wife. Why Buy One For $3.99 When You Can Make One For 30 Bucks And 10 Hours In The Shop?
#16
Me - Carving Epic Fighting Scene: Goku vs. Vegeta - Out Of Wood
SuperChicken 4 years ago
I agree. This needs to be in a glass case on display with a "Do Not Touch" sign.
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Manuela Martins 4 years ago
How are people this insanely talented??? I barely manage to use fork and spoon.
helen anderson 4 years ago
I'm old I know but watched Dragan Ball Z with my son when he was little in the 90s .. I loved it! I loved Piccolo!! it reminded me watching Star Blazers as a child in the the 70s ! Also love Sailor Moon !I love Japanese Anime!
#17
Salvaged Wood, Hollow-Frame 7’2”surfboard
Catherine Brady 4 years ago
Definitely work of an artisan. I do hope you are not going to risk damaging it by using it in the water.
#18
Finally I Can Show Off My Final Project Of My Apprenticeship
Willem Groenewald 4 years ago
That little inside radius on the corner must have made this a very difficult piece to build. Well done!
#19
My Finished Journeyman's Piece. A Desk Made From Walnut And Ash With A Computer Inside
Jessica Cifelli 4 years ago
This is cool. Reminds me of the old style stereos that doubled as furniture
Paul K. Johnson 4 years ago
This is a pretty popular sort of computer project. You can find all sorts of them on YouTube.
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#20
I’m A Beginner, This Is My First Time Not Half-Assing Out Of Frustration
Stephen Lyford 4 years ago
You built a Corgi out of wood???? It's so lifelike! (The dresser is nice too!)
Kenny Kulbiski 4 years ago
Cool. I completely understand the frustration part. I would imagine the dog helped.
#21
Finished Oak Desk Area For A Local School Library
Aiyanna Clements 4 years ago
Umm… A library is a place where you get books when you feel like reading or you can get books for when you study and there is more things…. Idk if you were being sarcastic—
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Fieke Engelen 3 years ago
So mostly the comments are about the question of what is a library! Taking away from the beautiful architecture of the desk area which is superb!
#22
Rocking Tauntaun. Poplar And Red Oak. It Was A Fun One
#23
Solid Walnut Dining Table I Made
Catherine Brady 4 years ago
I love the design that allows those who sit on the ends to have leg room. It's beautiful.
#24
Thanks To You All, And Your Massive Love For My First Piece, I’ve Stuck With It. I’ve Refined My Process,so I Bit The Bullet And Built One Out Of Walnut
Catherine Brady 4 years ago
It makes me dizzy just trying to see how you had to cut each piece. It is fascinating!
#25
'Piggy'-Bank I Made For My Son
Davis the Greatest 4 years ago
I used to see these all the time when I was younger, I loved those
#26
Career Change! Wish I Would Of Done It Sooner. After A Year Of Being An Apprentice In A Cabinet Shop, This Is My Big Project On My Own. From Design To Build To Finishing
A B C 4 years ago
I know BP only copies titles from wherever they take their stuff from (reddit, twitter, tikfuck etc), but for f***s sake: *WOULD HAVE or WOULD'VE if you like, but "would of" IS NEVER-F*****G-EVER CORRECT
The Dave 4 years ago
I started gritting my teeth when I read “would of” too. It bugs the crap out of me. Aaagggghhhhhh!
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L.a. Williams 3 years ago
I wish people took pride in their work The way you do. I love the design detail at the top it adds so much to a great design with clean lines. I love embellishments to clean designs. It's definitely worth whatever they are paying which I hope is a LOT.
#27
Trust The Process
Lyuben Petkov 4 years ago
This should be in the middle of the room - just to appreciate the curves and the trowing shadows
Daniel (ShadowDrakken) 4 years ago (edited)
until you stub your toe on the left side... repeatedly XD
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PeachPossum 4 years ago
A woodworker named Vincent Leman sells his work on Artful Home. His colorful cabinets are twisted in such a way that they remind me of the characters from Disney's Beauty and the Beast.
#28
African Mahogany + White Cord Entry Way Bench
L.a. Williams 3 years ago
Doesn't look store bought. It looks like a craftsman made it. You don't get that design from a store.
#29
DIY Pandemic Playhouse W/ Outdoor Movies
Rench 4 years ago
You're right. The TV on your porch did make you fancy. This is just extra fancy!
Load More Replies... L.a. Williams 3 years ago
Glad they love it. Should last for their kids too. Might be a fight who gets it or start working on one for each kid.
J Gund 4 years ago
Not a TV. They are using a projector. it is hard to tell from the picture, but it looks like they mounted the projection screen in a way where you can easily take it down after the movie to store it someplace safe.
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I Built A Screened In Porch On The Backside Of My Cabin
Catherine Brady 4 years ago
Did you commission the beautiful sunset to go with it. Very well done and I am jealous.
L.a. Williams 3 years ago
That is not a porch it is an extension on the house without heat, water, or ac. Decide to sell don't call it a porch.
#31
I Carved A Trefoil Knot Out Of A Solid Piece Of Cherry
#32
First Project! Sofa Arm Tray With A Slot For The Phone And A Little Gap For A Glass/Cup. Made Of Laminated Bamboo Wood And A Strip Of Recycled Beech Wood In The Miter Joint. Looks Simple But Has Some Complex Details
PixxelDust 4 years ago
sell this design to someone, and dont be afraid to charge quite a bit. would sell really well.
Marlowe Fitzpatrik 4 years ago
I'd need the glass-gap much deeper. I'll knock it down if it is just like this... But great idea and well-executed!
#33
I Designed And Built This 4' Plant Shelf Myself; Curly And Hard Maple, With Maple Plywood Parts
#34
Covid Project
Catherine Brady 4 years ago
Gorgeous, but heaven help anyone who walks on it in golf shoes or ice cleats.
Emily 3 years ago
I hope they put some kind of textured runner from the top of the stairs to the threshold to stop dirt and mud tracking into the house
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Fabulous! I guess there were some benefits to being locked down.
#35
I Don't Do Many Out Door Showers As A Cabinet Maker, But When One Of Your Good Customers Says Cost Is No Issue, I Try My Best
Kanga9ine 4 years ago
Money can keep costs down by making the use of tools required and using the best materials in wood or whatever. The time and finished product is less than time to make stuff work, finding matching screws, banged up thumbs and then having to replace the whole distroua mess when it falls apart and busts your miter saw or the neighbors foot.
#36
The House Isn't Much But I Am Pretty Proud Of This Porch I Built. Red Cedar And More Than A Couple Grks
Jan Moore 4 years ago
Beautiful! Can you come redo our deck or something like it to go with a Tudor design?
Sonia Reddel 4 years ago
These posts are copied from another site, so the maker isn't getting our comments.
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Emily 3 years ago
Just Googled it. They are a type of decking screws. GRK stands for Gebrüder Reisser Künzelsau.
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#37
I Made This For My Girlfriend And I'm Really Proud, Not Gonna Lie. 24"X48" With Rings For Holding Potted Plants
Nancy Lynch 4 years ago (edited)
If she doesn't want you, I'd bet there are lots of women who would jump at the chance to have a personal carpenter.
Kanga9ine 4 years ago
I can't remember any guy putting that much thought or effort into a gift since I got a Botts Dot, those dots you run over and wake you up when you're on the freeway and a blue reflector dot that guides fire engines to the corner where the hydrant is located. And of course the boy in fourth grade who gargled over the phone as my Christmas gift.
#38
Finished Two Of These Bad Oscars A Couple Weeks Ago. Floating Bedside Tables In Walnut With New Guinea Walnut Pulls. Finished With Osmo
Catherine Brady 4 years ago
Beautiful and practical. It makes vacuuming and changing bed sheets easier.
L.a. Williams 3 years ago
I love you paid attention to which way the grain went. The design is simple clean but the grain looks like patterns.
#39
Took A Couple Woodworking Classes 10 Years Ago And Getting Back Into It Now. Of Course I Was Commissioned To Make An Engagement Ring Box For My Bil. Made It Out Of Wenge. What I Lack In Skill I Make Up For With Unearned Confidence
Kirsten Kerkhof 4 years ago
To quote Pippi Longstocking: "I've never done it before so I'm sure I can do it."
L.a. Williams 3 years ago
He can carry it forever or wife can. That will last longer than anything else from the wedding. Except maybe the marriage and the rings.
#40
Just Had Our Second Kid So I Lost My Office. Made This Murphy Style Desk To Save Space In Our Bedroom. It’s Made From Cherry That I Milled Myself With An Alaskan Mill From A Tree In My Dads Yard That Fell About A Year Ago
L.a. Williams 3 years ago
I wish I had a bunch of these. Not necessarily for a desk but because it is awesome.
#41
What Do Y'all Think Of This Serving Tray I Made?
TheAnimalLady 4 years ago
Ever heard of Trypophobia? (This is setting mine off.)
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TheAnimalLady 4 years ago
Any chance you have Trypophobia? (I do & it's hurting mine too.)
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You have met a great challenge well, but it is hypnotic and gives me a headache. Sorry!
#42
My Dad And I Built This Stuff Years Ago. I’m Housesitting Now For My Parents While My Dad Awaits A New Liver, So Naturally I’m Sitting On The Floor, In Tears, Photographing Everything More Chairs To Make, Dad
Mark Melton 4 years ago
My most treasured items as an old man are the pieces of furniture that he made and signed. Some were from before my time, but other pieces I can remember Dad letting me hand sand some obscure part when I was just a child.
SuperChicken 4 years ago
Beautiful chair. Look like something I can rock myself to sleep right away. I hope the Dad gets the new liver soon and wishing him on a successful surgery and recovery.
JoanieBalonie 4 years ago
I hope your dad receives a new liver soon, and enjoys many more years of making memories with your family.
L.a. Williams 3 years ago
It is absolutely gorgeous. Pray your dad gets a new liver. Also he would rediscover his art of woodworking.
#43
An Inside/Outside Shot Of The Shop Door I Made. It's Poplar, Black Walnut, And Multiple Resin Fills. Natural Light Comes Through The Blue Bits. They Also Glow In The Dark
A B C 4 years ago
That looks amazing! Buuuuuut: isn't poplar friggin' soft, so wouldn't this door get indentations very easily?
lara 4 years ago
We would call that "aging." A lot of us, as we get older, have indentations.
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L.a. Williams 3 years ago
I need that door. Really Really I do. I need something so beautiful and perfect in my life.
#44
Summer Project - Garden Office
#45
Mandalorian Wooden Helmet. Wood Carving. Oak Wood. 6 Days Of Production
#46
Depression And Woodworking
I've suffered for years with depression & anxiety. My shop has been a mess for as long as I've had a shop which only made it worse. The last few days I've put a ton of work into revamping my shop & making it a source of joy & not a source of anxiety. Details in captions.
Catherine Brady 4 years ago
Great job! Doesn't it feel great to actually accomplish something that has been a, "I'll do it one of these days,"
#47
I Build Tiny Houses And This Is My Latest. 24ft Trailer With Lots Of Custom Details
Catherine Brady 4 years ago
I love tiny houses and the immense amount of planning that goes into them. The use of natural light in this one. is great.
Randy Klefbeck 4 years ago
I hear a bunch of conflicting reports about the more mass produced models, most of them bad. Yours is very much a cut above. Great work.
#48
How I Open My Beers
iblowsheep 4 years ago
Not that i ever need an incentive to drink more beer, but at least this one would be entertaining rather than depressing.
#49
I Carved This Hellboy & Wolverine Cigar Holder Out Of Padauk And Hornbeam Wood
#50
Little Folding Table
#51
Box I Finished A Few Weeks Ago. First Time Actually Getting Good Joinery (Not My First Try)!
#52
My First Attempt At A Bed
#53
Using A Few Chisels And A Knife I Carved This Little Bust Of Luca
#54
My Latest Hub-Less Wooden Geodesic Dome Design!
#55
A Bowl I Made In School 40 Years Ago. I Was Very Proud Then And Tbh I’m Still Pretty Happy About It, Flaws And All
ADHORTATOR 4 years ago (edited)
When I was 10 years old, I made a cutting board for my mother...she used it for 40 years until she died.
#56
2nd One Complete. This One Is For My Daughters Birthday. What Do You All Think?
M O'Connell 4 years ago
I love it! I have one of those light fixtures sitting on my "maybe I'll do something with this someday" shelf. This will be a great use for it.
#57
Me (2nd Year Apprenticeship) And My Father (40+ Years Experience As Woodworker) Made This Vintage TV Stand Together ! I Draw It My Self And He Helped Me Make It Real
Brian Brown 4 years ago
That is a great story to go with, what surely will be, a family heirloom.
#58
After Some Very Appreciated Angle Math From Another Redditer I Final Finished The Curved Path!
#59
Turned My TV Into A Nintendo Switch
iblowsheep 4 years ago
well, i see what looks like hinges on the red end so my guess is it's storage too so extra points!
PeachPossum 4 years ago
They are cabinets, likely for storing the games and peripherals.
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#60
New Build Just About Done. Ash Body, Koa Pickgaurd, Ebony Neck And Cocobolo Fretboard
Chucky Cheezburger 4 years ago
I really dont know if I'd play it or just hang it on the wall to stare at lovingly.
#61
It's Not My Finest Work, But I Like It Anyway! I Was Looking For A Fun Way To Hang My Extinguisher In My Shop!
#62
A Nintendo 64 Coffee Table I Made For My Game Room
#63
Made A Fashion Mirror For My Daughter... Critiques Welcome!
#64
The Board Is Complete!! Walnut, Resin, Resin Printed Pieces. Was A Lot Of Fun. First Resin Project For Wood, And First Print Job Off My Resin Printer
#65
I Became Legally Blind Almost 2 Years Ago I Started Woodworking A Year Ago Here Is My Latest Masterpiece
SuperChicken 4 years ago
This is one heck of an amazing project. Kudos and hope you make more.
#66
I've Been Wanting To Do A Two Tier Pergola Design For A While, Finally Had A Homeowner That Let Me Run With It
#67
My First Table. What Do You Think?
#68
Finished My Custom Butcherblock Desk/Floating Wall Design!
#69
300 Knife Holder
#70
Coffee Infused Serving Tray (Made With Walnut, Coffee Beans, And Epoxy Resin)
#71
Made This Spider-Man Bentwood Ring Using African Padauk And Inlayed It With Campo Del Cielo Meteorite. Yes, I Lined The Inside With A Comic Book Page. I Call These "Secret Identity" Rings. Thoughts?
Heather Wolmarans 4 years ago
I want one, I need one....sorry, sorry, I want two, I NEED two....stunning!
#72
Floating Dock. Not Sure If This Counts
#73
You've Seen My New Workbench, Now Here's The Mini Replica I Made For My 2yo Son!
#74
Putting My Precision Woodworking Skills To The Test (Tiny V8 Engine)
#75
My PC Is Now Protected From My Cats
Mark Serbian, PK&RG,W 4 years ago
Nicely done! And I think it's adorable that you think this will keep the cats out.
Laugh Fan 4 years ago
Yes, must admit my first thought was 'hah, that's what you think!'. Though it is very nicely made.
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This will drive them nuts... for a few days and then they will ignore it. LOL
#76
Update After 6 Months: The Tray Still Fits Nicely
#77
Bay Window Seating Area
#78
I Rebuilt An Outdoor Shower
#79
Saw It On Amazon, Decided I Could Do It Better
#80
My Wife Said Absolutely No To The Slabs When I Was Picking Them, I Present The Georgia O’keefe Spalted Maple Dining Table
#81
Amateur’s Attempt At A Birdhouse Modeled After My House
#82
My Daughter Wasn't So Happy About The Bike, But I Turned That $60 Bike Into A $900 Commission
#83
Couldn’t Find One So I Made It
#84
Another Patterned Serving Tray. At Least 1,000 Pieces I Would Guess
#85
Solar System Wall Art
#86
When You Can't Decide On A Bookcase So You And Your Husband Just Make One
Sparkleybright 4 years ago
Very beautiful and serviceable too. Love the pop of color. Great job!!!
#87
My Two Hobbies Are Dnd And Woodworking. Here's My Prototype For A Spiral Staircase Dice Tower
#88
A Few End Grain Cutting Boards I Made From Walnut, Cherry And Maple
#89
A Little Key Holder I Made Recently Just For Fun. Used 15 Degree Compound Bevel Cuts To Hold The Keys In Place. Fun Little Project With A Lot Of Trial And Error To Get It “Right”
#90
Staff Of Destruction vs. Dragon Priest Staff. My Recent Projects Inspired From The Video Game Skyrim
#91
Had Fun Making This TV Unit This Week
#92
First Build My Wife Allowed Me To Put Inside Our Living Room. Changing Table For Our First Born!
#93
Finally Chopped A Monkey Pod Slab That’s Been Sitting In The Rafters For A While
Dorothy Parker 4 years ago (edited)
The wood is the star. Too many details would have been a mistake. Such good choices.
M O'Connell 4 years ago
I don't think i've ever seen monkeypod wood in the flat before, It's always leaf and pineapple-shaped bowls.
#94
Fence I Made. 450 Feet Long. Took 3 Months To Build And Put Up
#95
My Zebrawood Countertops I Fitted In My Kitchen Last Year
#96
First Piece Of Furniture I Made, My Dad Was Very Proud
#97
My New Workbench! Made From 100 Year Old Reclaimed Australian Hardwood
#98
My Magnum Opus / Quarantine Project: Custom Game Table, In Walnut And Cherry
#99
My Toolboxes, Thought I’d Share!
Mark Melton 4 years ago
LOL The places that I usually worked, this would just make it easier for the thieves to steal what they wanted. Nice toolbox though!
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Finally Finished Up An Enclosed Shoe Bench For The Front Entry
#101
Had The Final Exam Of My 3 Year Carpentry Apprenticeship Today. We Built This In 6,5 Hours… I‘Ve Never Had To Work So Fast Yet Precise Before
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This Was My Everest. After 2.5 Months Of Work, Yesterday I Finished And Installed This
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I Made It Sturdy Enough To Hold Baby Books, I Didn’t Anticipate His Desire To Immediately Rip It From The Wall
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First House, First Piece Of Furniture (Cherry TV Console)
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Took Some Feedback From My First Build And Made A Few More Fallout Nuka Cola Clocks
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I Don’t Pretend To Understand My Wife’s Hobby. But Mine Is Woodworking, And When She Asks Me To Make A Windowsill Box To “Charge And Cleanse” Her Crystals, That’s What I Do
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Starred Making Pipes To Sell, This Is My First Batch, I Use Scrap Wood Mostly And Some Skateboards
lara 4 years ago
These are beautiful but as pipes, they are not going to work "as well". You put tobacco into the bowl and as the tobacco burns it leaves a "cake" that is the ash, tar and assorted materials left behind as the tobacco "burns." You want a wood that will not catch fire from smoldering tobacco. That is why the "best" pipes are old pipes that have been "broken in." You also want a "sweet" or "harmonious" wood that will contribute to the aroma and taste. But, these are beautiful and very clever.
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Working On A Folding Chair Design, Sometimes You Get Too Confident In The Prototype...
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First Time Building Drawers, Lesson Learnt, Always Account For The Undermount Slides
Madzdad the bard 4 years ago
Build a holder inside to store them at a 60 degree angle. I did EXACTLY the same thing you did, lol.
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Kusuo saiki 4 years ago
Some of these were incredible and now i want to make my own shelf for my reading nook
Wandaluzt 4 years ago
It's not though. It's Reddit. If you'd just look at the intro to the article.
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Some of these were incredible and now i want to make my own shelf for my reading nook
Wandaluzt 4 years ago
It's not though. It's Reddit. If you'd just look at the intro to the article.
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