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This project was built and designed by Jay Bates.
Jay set out to build a blanket chest for a friend who had been an enormous help to him, and what started as a simple utilitarian box quickly evolved into a showcase of nearly every tool and technique in his shop. The result is a personalized hope chest featuring a hand and CNC carved lid, raised panel ...
Clinton from Specific Love Creations shared the woodworking tip featured in this video.
A tape measure seems like one of the simplest tools in the shop, but there’s a surprising amount of nuance packed into that little metal case. Clinton walks through more than twenty tricks that go far beyond basic measuring, covering everything from accuracy checks...
This project was built and designed by Chris from A Glimpse Inside.
After his mother-in-law lost her husband, Chris wanted to make something meaningful for her rather than just another shop project. He decided to create a three-dimensional stained glass art piece using acrylic and resin instead of actual glass, featuring her favorite flower and favori...
Victor O. of Raleigh, NC set out to build an entry table for his family’s new home, and got the toughest design brief there is from his wife: "use your imagination." After a string of magazine and website photos got turned down, he drafted his own design in SketchUp — an ambrosia maple case and shelf, walnut trim on the top and lower shelf, turned maple legs, and a drawer for...
Rob from Make Things shared the woodworking tip featured in this video.
Using a solid white oak toilet seat as an unconventional but effective example, Rob walks through the full process of applying an oil-based polyurethane finish. The techniques covered apply just as well to tables, cabinets, or any other project that needs a durable, film-building ...