When we first discovered this bookshelves design on Pinterest, we wanted to see them on the wall in our living room. In addition to their decorative purpose, they are also very useful: they can easily store up to 15 books (collections of favorite books or books planned to be read). Find out how we made these shelves, what improvements we made to the original project, what solution we found for a safe wall mounting

Because we were often asked how we round the corners of our MDF pieces of furniture, we decided to build again a set of two white nightstands with oak drawer fronts, making small changes to the original design. We described with a lot of details (and also with a making video) the process of building the boxes, rounding the inner and the outer corners, making the drawer fronts and the handles routed into the edges.

How did we make a low budget round garden table? Very simple! We recycled various materials we found in our workshop and yard: an old and damaged children’s trampoline that I used as a frame for the tabletop, rusty scraps of square pipe for reinforcements and for the legs, and a few thermally-treated ash scraps (remaining pieces from a deck reconditioning project).

“The HOME moss letters” is a DIY project that we liked so much so we made them again to decorate the entrance wall of our house. In this post, you will discover two different working methods (one method described in images and another one described in a video) for building the shapes. We focused on the final finish to get the desired appearance.

Some of our posts contain affiliate links to wood router bits, planer knives, or other products that we have tested and that we recommend with confidence. We recommend only products, which we use constantly and that help us in our activity. We tried to make you understand better how useful they are by sharing lists of projects we built using each of them. The lists are opened and we will update them each time we will find a new useful tool or we will use the old ones in new projects

We developed this Android app in order to organize and plan better our projects. For that, we used our over 8 years of experience in woodworking. That’s why we took into consideration a lot of things in order to calculate a fair price for the final result. We also knew what is important for a woodworker or a craftsman so we integrated lists of customers, suppliers, supplies, notes, photos, and also shopping lists. The “duplicate” function reduces the time when building a new project identical to an old one. These ones are just a few of our app functions

We reduced a lot of the time for straightening a wooden countertop building a low budget set of 6 DIY 4-way panel clamps. They have a double-action: they tighten the boards and straighten the panel at the same time. Building them needs a little welding knowledge, but the plans are quite simple. You can find them here along with a short video to see exactly how they work.