…where I wanted to place them. Wood glue and screws combine for a secure joint I used Gorilla Wood Glue to attach the top board to the bottom board of…
DIY Kids Table to Go With a Corner Bench

…where I wanted to place them. Wood glue and screws combine for a secure joint I used Gorilla Wood Glue to attach the top board to the bottom board of…
…to larger board for support Using wood glue and nails, I started cutting my 1/4 scrap plywood to fit my back board. I made sure to stagger my lines so…
…wood, just walk away, okay? *This post contains affiliate links, read more here* Thanks to my friends at Homeright for sponsoring today’s post on this easy Antique Chest of Drawers…
…in my head, I knew that I would need more lumber. I went to the wood shed and chose a couple of nice weathered 2×4 boards to supplement the supply…
…oops! If this was going to be a side table it had to have some shelves. I tried paint sticks and some scrap plywood. The plywood won out in the…
…TOOLS Tape Measure Compound miter saw Drill Kreg Jig (and bits) Level Pliers Homeright Finish Max Supplies Spackling Wood Putty Sandpaper Paint Wax *Your materials and supplies may very…
…wood to leave an indention. After I had the impression in the wood, I used a pencil to color it in to make it easier to drill. I used wood…
…I needed. This is what we had to work with-a simple cubby organizer made out of mdf. While assembling the cubby, I chose to use Gorilla Wood Glue to…
…myself, but these tools give me a glimpse into the hard worker he must have been. Vintage family keepsakes First, I created a basic frame with pallet wood, like the…
…some fresh paint. Many of these mirrors are plastic faux wood. This one happens to be real wood. They are all VERY heavy when you leave the mirrors intact. This…
…read more here* Remove Chair Back Cross Pieces Because I want to use wood planks for the back of the bench, I need to remove the existing backs. The jigsaw…
…years. Her room is on my to do list, even though I have already tackled the dreaded orange shellacked woodwork. I never made it past the desk. I brought…
…My wood glue bottle cracked, so I got an empty bottle to put my wood glue in. These are some monster screws! This is the fancy way I store my…
…glass was shipped in plywood pieces. This is what I found upon opening that plywood box. Two very heavy duty tempered glass shelves. Rip 2 x 6 on table saw…
…them with my Kreg Jig® R3. Attach front facing to corner cabinet I attached the front facing with wood glue and my nail gun. Because the plywood was out of…
…Thin plywood for ceiling planks I decided to use thin plywood known as “underlayment” for my ceiling planks. I used six 4×8 sheets for this project. Rip wood on…
…wood, so I knew I wouldn’t be able to save it. Use Pre-Stain Conditioner I cut a new top for the vintage record cart out of a scrap 1×12. Sometimes…
…DIY Wood Tool Box Virginia Sweet Pea DIY Industrial Pipe Bookshelf Just The Woods DIY LED Wood Mosaic Table We’ll be back next month when the theme is Repurpose…
…shellac to seal the wood knots so I could prepare to paint. Meanwhile the weather turned cold and I took the table in and used it for days like this….
…and do the straight cut. NEVER try to cut small pieces of molding. Keep your fingers—be SAFE! I used Gorilla Wood Glue and my nail gun to complete the job….
…strips. Because you can’t attach the peg board directly onto the wood, I used some scrap pieces of wood to separate the peg board from the firring strips. I…
…rustic bedroom. The cornice box was constructed from 3/16 inch plywood. I used easy to handle 2 foot by 4 foot pieces from Lowe’s. To give it strength, the frame…
…of wood to size, then used my Gorilla Wood glue and nail gun to secure it (top left photo). In the middle photo above you can see I glued in…
…used wood pallets for many, many projects (you can see them here), but I didn’t even know metal ones existed, until my husband brought one home. They are heavy-duty and…
…this new piece, I decided these thin pieces of wood were the perfect touch! I got busy cutting some of those floor boards to size, then using Gorilla Wood glue…
…1×2’s laying around, so I decided to use them and build 4 frames, which would become the shelf supports. You could use plywood for the dividers, but I wanted a…
…over to see that my project was made out of reclaimed fence? I love using old privacy fence, it has a great aged look to it naturally. The project I…
…trim You can see that I used plywood for the top, and it has a raw edge. How to cover up a plywood edge Not a problem, I had…
…System Attach legs to stepstool I used 1 1/2” pocket hole screws to attach each of the legs to the stepstool. I recommend using Gorilla Wood Glue along with…
…I could share with you and these jars and fence pieces seemed like the perfect match to make a triple sconce. Using a scrap piece of plywood, Gorilla Wood Glue…
…Bubbles Easy Tags Made from Scrap Wood Pet Organizer Industrial Rivet Chalkboard Knockoff days until chalkboard counter top samples speech bubbles Valentine Hearts wooden block-teacher gift pedestal display chalkboard Small…
Did you know you can make a small shelf out of reclaimed bits & pieces? I made this cute little twin headboard bench by cutting up the foot board….
…removed the top. I used my Homeright paint sprayer to give it a quick coat of black paint. That was last year. I contemplated putting a reclaimed…
…original wood. So we drilled a hole through the center of a dowel and cut it in half to fit around the metal handle. I stained the wood pieces then…
…glue it around the block of wood, then insert your coiled wire into the hole. Of course, you could also paint or stain your wooden blocks. Colorful blocks, do you…
…Dresser to Add Legs, plus update the old hardware. You won’t believe the before photos! Chest of Drawers into bookshelf Remove the drawers then add some thin plywood and you…
…and some wire so I could clip photos to it, and I wanted a wood top too, so I asked him to just nail on whatever wood he had in…
…stain and finishes coming off. The white-ish looking section here is where I left the stripper on too long. It dried and left this filmy color on the wood. I…
…buried with scrap wood and covered in dust and spider webs. Use vintage license plates These are the license plates that my husband and I have had since we got…
…shape of the holes on a scrap piece of wood (top left) and then cut them out with a jigsaw. In the top right photo you can see they were…
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