…keep the boards from splitting. Add wood glue Using wood glue will make this pallet table very strong. Clamp & secure table skirt with wood screws Make…
Pallet Board Table – Sofa Table – Coffee Bar – Outdoor Serving Bar

…keep the boards from splitting. Add wood glue Using wood glue will make this pallet table very strong. Clamp & secure table skirt with wood screws Make…
…bit longer to get the holes drilled. Then I sanded the block of wood until it was smooth. I just love the lines that are in this block of wood….
…random art supplies. The art table folds up and out of the way. New or reclaimed lumber is handy to make fun roomy wooden diy storage crates for toys…
…Scroll Saw DIY Lantern H2OBungalow – DIY Wood Lantern Tutorial Virginia Sweet Pea – Easy DIY Decorative Lantern The Kim Six Fix – Clothespin Lantern Her Tool Belt – Wood…
…down deck. Have you made something out of reclaimed wood? Do you prefer fence? Pallets? something else? gail see more great junk at and more fence projects below:…
…dog treats and a leash! For me, the perfect pet project involves a repurposed item or as in this case, reclaimed wood! Win/win! Pet Projects for Dinner Time Pet…
…black) Add reclaimed wood top After the stain dried, I did a quick dry fit on the repurposed Singer Sewing Machine to see if I liked this better than the…
…look chunky standing alone, but next to the 6×6—they’re very slim! Cut Scrap Wood Because I’m using scrap wood for these projects, the height of this set was determined…
…I left a lot behind. *This post may contain affiliate links which won’t change your price but will share some commission.* Valentine’s Day DIY with Reclaimed Wood I cut…
…more. Supplies: Scrap wood for planks 1/4” thick 1/2” thick plywood backing 1×2 wood for framed out sides Compound Miter Saw wood glue Nail Gun Hand Sander Stencil or Cricut…
…since I do a lot of reclaimed fence projects. Easily Dismantle Pallets Free Pallets I came across these pallets last year. Had I known about this method of dismantling pallets…
…the walls. We’ve accumulated a LOT of scrap pieces in the process, and I can’t part with awesome scrap wood, so let’s get started! Select as many scrap wood pieces…
…to cover the plywood with black burlap, but as you can see, the white from the painted plywood shines through. Paint wood black By painting the plywood black you can’t…
…pallet wood bottom to the coffee table Then on the bottom of the box 2 pieces of scrap wood were cut the exact width of the interior. Any size scrap…
…the front. The depth was trimmed by ripping it on the table saw. Wood glue and wood screws add strength to your new dresser storage bench In order to…
…the front. The depth was trimmed by ripping it on the table saw. Wood glue and wood screws add strength to your new dresser storage bench In order to…
…all of the wood screws to make it easier to attach the base to the support. Using more wood glue and these strong wood screws will give a great hold…
…vinyls to painted wood to create relief painting (ie., the vinyls were eventually removed after being painted over). Same wood, same layers of spray paint, and one set of vinyl…
…wood, it might be nice to pre-drill tiny holes. If you are using a soft wood like pine they will nail in super easy, no problem. Here is a shot…
Storing reclaimed lumber has been an issue for me in recent years. I don’t search out reclaimed lumber, but when it finds me—I rarely turn it down. And old saying…
…affiliate links, read more here* Of course, the lattice was stored in the wood shed, which is desperate need of organization! Using reclaimed items for garbage can enclosure Considering the…
…to attach the cubby drawer to the lid of the sewing cabinet. First order of business? Wood glue! I use this technique often. After applying the wood glue, I…
…I was taking off the upholstery to reuse the wood, so instead I used some scrap plywood. I measured it to the seat and cut it with my Ryobi circular…
…this project. Because the cabinet door is hard wood, a push pin is nearly impossible to insert into the wood. I ended up using four layers of it. How to…
…resist the urge to just start prying and hammering the wood trim. You must look for the hidden screws and remove them. After doing so, all the wood trim will…
…I used more Gorilla Wood Glue then weighted the back until the glue set up. How to add scrap wood for hanging Because the plywood is very thin, I didn’t…
…finishing bare wood always use a pre-wood conditioner on soft wood. Don’t know if it is soft wood? Dig your fingernails into it. If you see a mark it is…
…a mini version, and I’m giving you step by step directions, so you can see how to make one yourself! Supplies Needed: Pallet Boards Scrap Wood Wood Stain Stencils Wood…
…shelf) I added Gorilla Wood Glue and temporarily secured the board with my nail gun. Bottom left image shows where I pre-drilled holes to secure the 2×6, the plywood AND…
…Wood Projects | Fence | Pallets Reclaimed wood Projects Table Builds | Makeovers | Repurposed Repurposed tables, tables made into new furniture, and anything about making a table. Upcycled…
…types of reclaimed wood projects. This is after I painted it. Notice the added (weathered) 2×4 sticks out like a sore thumb! Plan b—rework the fence section by…
…it again the next time—possibly for the Spring show. Do you love making projects out of reclaimed wood as much as I do? gail see more reclaimed fence projects here…
…out like I do with fencing? gail related content Stockade Fence into Plant Shelf Reclaimed Wood Potting Bench sharing at Becky’s $100 linky party Elizabeth & Co. Be Inpsired …
…reclaimed from a fabric store that closed several years ago. I’ll use some odds and ends from my stash to make this dress up armoire come together. The reclaimed…
…proper placement. I wanted the seat to rest on top of the 2×3 back legs. The back legs were secured with wood screws and wood glue. Countersinking the screws…
…I could use some reclaimed wood to replace the inserts that were missing. Pin IT! *this post contains affiliate links, read more here* Make any necessary repairs The date on…
…goodness of reclaimed wood. I set it on the drawers, marked the ends and cut it to fit. Since my little guy is starting Kindergarten this year I thought it…
…build a spindle crate All scrap and reclaimed wood for this crate. I used 1×4’s, 1×8’s (the boards with grooves, not sure what this wood was used for), a 1×12…
…I could use some reclaimed wood to replace the inserts that were missing. Pin IT! *this post contains affiliate links, read more here* Make any necessary repairs The date on…
…I shortened them using my compound miter saw. Please use extreme caution when cutting repurposed or reclaimed wood. Examine for screws, nails, etc. *this post contains affiliate links, read more…
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