Wood working I restored this maple/oak pallet to better than new condition

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• I restored this maple/oak pallet to better than new condition
• Built a decorative wall for my basement steps. Honestly, I was mostly looking for an excuse to use my new miter saw.
• Son made this with out any help, he's only 7. He used the beltsander and pillar drill.
• Its still pretty cold out there but I couldn’t wait any longer to get these logs milled.
• Got all these clamps for $100 from Craigslist. Can never have enough!
• Used all the scrap exotics I could to make this wind spinney vaney thing for myself- hope you like it!
• 100% Black Walnut End Grain Butchers Block w/ Burl Faced Drawer & Locking Casters.
• Quarantine project no. 2
• I turned this child unfriendly decking and steps into something he can ride his bike down.
• Had a neat piece of walnut left over from a project, so I turned it into a knife handle.
• Built a new privacy fence. It was... harder than anticipated.
• Adirondack Chairs
• 1st project, a hotwheels garage for my son.
• Massive walnut tree brought home today
• Walnut live edge sofa table I just finished
• My daughter wanted an “abstract lock box with heart joints,” so I made an abstract box with heart joints.
• Faux beams! Walnut beams for a client, all built on site. What. Chore! 21 beams total
• (Almost) floor to ceiling corner cupboard built-in.
• I'm new to it, but I'm having fun! A yard jenga set to enjoy with the family this summer
• First dovetails, only stabbed myself once
• My first project ever and loved using my new mitre saw and impact drill... made an 8x6x2 storage unit with 2x3s and OSB for the new work room...
• 15 years old and falling in love with wood working, what do you think about my first project?
• Quilted flame poplar, dyed blue
• May not be stain grade, but just finished my first attempt at wainscotting for a bathroom remodel.
• I'm new to all things handy, but here are these pinewood projects and cleanup. Tell me how I did and how I can do better

I restored this maple/oak pallet to better than new condition Posted: submitted by /u/JackmanWorks [link] [comments]

Built a decorative wall for my basement steps. Honestly, I was mostly looking for an excuse to use my new miter saw. Posted: submitted by /u/jd22333 [link] [comments]

Son made this with out any help, he's only 7. He used the beltsander and pillar drill. Posted: submitted by /u/lonelywalktillend [link] [comments]

Its still pretty cold out there but I couldn’t wait any longer to get these logs milled. Posted: submitted by /u/HarlemToHalsted [link] [comments]

Got all these clamps for $100 from Craigslist. Can never have enough! Posted: submitted by /u/ChrisJohanson [link] [comments]

Used all the scrap exotics I could to make this wind spinney vaney thing for myself- hope you like it! Posted: submitted by /u/kaan_kaant [link] [comments]

100% Black Walnut End Grain Butchers Block w/ Burl Faced Drawer & Locking Casters. Posted: submitted by /u/Chicagohustler [link] [comments]

Quarantine project no. 2 Posted: submitted by /u/Ajabu [link] [comments]

I turned this child unfriendly decking and steps into something he can ride his bike down. Posted: submitted by /u/Headchoggs [link] [comments]

Had a neat piece of walnut left over from a project, so I turned it into a knife handle. Posted: submitted by /u/sfin57 [link] [comments]

Built a new privacy fence. It was... harder than anticipated. Posted: submitted by /u/thrudge [link] [comments]

Adirondack Chairs Posted: submitted by /u/Foman63 [link] [comments]

1st project, a hotwheels garage for my son. Posted: submitted by /u/Ajanu11 [link] [comments]

Massive walnut tree brought home today Posted: submitted by /u/Tablesaw23 [link] [comments]

Walnut live edge sofa table I just finished Posted: submitted by /u/Subject-Turnover4794 [link] [comments]

My daughter wanted an “abstract lock box with heart joints,” so I made an abstract box with heart joints. Posted: submitted by /u/ChipZilla03 [link] [comments]

Faux beams! Walnut beams for a client, all built on site. What. Chore! 21 beams total Posted: submitted by /u/trim_skillz88 [link] [comments]

(Almost) floor to ceiling corner cupboard built-in. Posted: submitted by /u/yurgoh [link] [comments]

I'm new to it, but I'm having fun! A yard jenga set to enjoy with the family this summer Posted: submitted by /u/wil9212 [link] [comments]

First dovetails, only stabbed myself once Posted: submitted by /u/brennenkunka [link] [comments]

My first project ever and loved using my new mitre saw and impact drill... made an 8x6x2 storage unit with 2x3s and OSB for the new work room... Posted: submitted by /u/ThatUpstateLife [link] [comments]

15 years old and falling in love with wood working, what do you think about my first project? Posted: submitted by /u/ZainFromReddit [link] [comments]

Quilted flame poplar, dyed blue Posted: submitted by /u/bssmagik83 [link] [comments]

May not be stain grade, but just finished my first attempt at wainscotting for a bathroom remodel. Posted: submitted by /u/sexycouple2watch [link] [comments]

I'm new to all things handy, but here are these pinewood projects and cleanup. Tell me how I did and how I can do better Posted: submitted by /u/amidala12 [link] [comments]

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