Took some liberties on this one. Used paint stirrer sticks for the roof.
Our wine fridge died, and we didn't really need to replace it. Since we can always use more storage space in the kitchen, the hubby made me this coffee bar as adapted from a coffee bar brag post that was adapted from Michela's Kitchen Island plan. He was able to make it with all 2x4s and created the 4x4 legs by gluing 2 boards together. Put it on some caster wheels and we have a perfect coffee bar!!
My family needed a seating area for our tiny kitchen and a built-in banquette solved our spatial design problem perfectly! I basically built it like a short and wide freestanding wall with a board & batten design and plywood top for seating. More details on my website post...
modeled after the Restoration Hardware Salvage Wood X Base Table which at this 8' table listed for $3395 just for the table. LOL
Used the Fancy x farm table plans and used all 4 x 4 on table, and followed plans for benches with 2x4
Mon, 07/14/2014 - 15:27
Can u tell me the dimensions of this table? I plan on using 4x4s with a concrete top and nervous it might feel too bulky at 6ft x 2.5ft table
The cover is a tonneau cover for a pickup truck. It's for a 6.5' truck bed so if you notice, I had to ad a 2x4 and one more picket on top to accommodate the extra length.
The cover would add a ridiculous amount of money to the project but it was repurposed. I found it on a truck that was in an accident and going to the scrap yard. I think it it came out great and my grandson loves it.
John
For this coffee table I actually used the triple pedestal farmhouse table as an inspiration and just made it smaller and made 2 rather than 3 pedestals! I made the top the size I wanted it to be and then I made the pedistals really short to get the look I was after!
I am very happy to have completed the up portion of the bunk bed. The full size down was done quite sometime ago and I became sidetracked on other projects.
This is a sturdy bed and a favorite in my home. One day I even found my husband napping (hiding) on the top bunk.
The part that I like the best is when we graduate from bunk beds we still have two beds to use.
I also completed the ladder and it works, but I cut it just alittle shorter than the plan called for. Lets just put another on my to do list.
This project started with the need of a cat scratcher and evolved to this! :D
Buying one was out of the question cause they are too small and too expensive.
Even the dog loves it!
I dont have any plans because it was made to fit that specific wall and its pretty basic but if you have any question about it I will gladly answer.
Two hours and done!
Für den Bau dieses Spiegels benötigen Sie eine Unterlage aus MDF. Eine dünne MDF-Platte zum Beispiel wäre Optimal.
Before you be be be be be be be be be be be be be be be be be be be be be be be be be be be be be be be be be be be be be be be be be be Damit Sie wissen, wohin Sie den Rahmen aus Holzscheiben kleben sollen.
Nachdem die Holzscheiben verklebt sind, kleben Sie den Spiegel fest in die Mitte des Spiegels. The whole can same method also with a eckigen mirror and wood scheiben made. Schickt uns euer Exemplar und wir veröffentlichen die Bilder hier auf dieser Seite. Falls Sie auch so einen Spiegel haben möchten, aber keine Zeit, um sich ein Angebot zu machen. Wir produzieren Ihnen den Spiegel dann.
Lieben Gruß und viel Spaß bei der Ausübung des Projektes. Wir sind auf eure Bilder gespannt!
For a 4-H project this year, I want to make the Play Farmer’s Market Stand. I currently work at a daycare and I think the kids would love it.
Loved how easy, Inexpensive and fast this method of customized drawer organizers was to make.
Joan Johansson
Will probably add a scrappy short headboard, overall very pleased with the design and look
4x4 Truss table and benches
Master bedroom makeover ❤️ bed plans are from Ana White
Loved this build had to make it smaller but wow.
Paula
King Sized bed with Storage. Added a found headboard and found Nightstands!
A novice at best
I always love warching woodworking but felt so inspired to do it myself when i watched your videos. I decided to make the modern farmhouse table but using stain and paint I already had. While I followed all the instructions, my 1×10 ended up being a 1x12 (incorrectly labeled) and threw the design off a little bit. I had to modify the plan to accommodate the larger size but I love the end result just as much! Thank you so much for sharing your videos and plans.
Thank You for this Headboard Plan. It was very easy. Other than painting it I completed it in less than 3 hours. A nail gun sure saves some time. Everyone loved it. They wanted me to put clear coat on it because it looked really good, but I ended up painting it to match my other bedroom furniture which is Black.
Scott Boyd
We have a vent-less gas wall heater, but had no mantel for hanging stockings. Thanks to the new plan, we have the perfect solution! We already had the 2X4s left over from the simple panel bed project, so we only purchased hooks and stains for this.
We shortened the width to accommodate 4 stockings instead of 5 (we cut the 2 cross pieces 9 inches shorter). We also decided to add a large 2X6 cap to mimic a mantel, which really seems to tie it all together much better. We love this and have ideas now on how to make slight changes so it will more easily slide "over"/around the wall heater
(yes, we are not keeping it that close while stockings are hung, so as to not risk catching fire)
