Today I show you how I stained and finished the Leopold bench
Watch me build the bench here:
https://youtu.be/-RQcqP64Wxw
Download free plans here:
http://www.funwithwoodworking.com/p/downloads.html
Monday, March 30, 2015
Saturday, March 28, 2015
What videos did I watch this week? #15 (3-28-15 )
In this series of posts I will be sharing with you my favorite videos that I watched this week. Do you have a video that you would like featured here? Leave a comment below and let me know about it!
DiResta Jimmy Tips 5
Surprise someone with a DIY musical greeting card. Unique gift idea!
My First Pallet Wood Project! Key & Coat Rack. Get Inspired!
Making Trinity's Jewelry Box: Woodworking project
Making the Self Assembling Table Saw
Making An Up / Down Light For The Shop
Crossbow
Friday, March 27, 2015
Sneak peak - bunk bed / loft bed project
Here's a sneak peak at what I am going to start building this weekend. It is a combination bunk bed and loft bed and I hope to have it completed in 2 to 3 weekends. My mother in law recently suffered some medical problems and had to move in with my family. This necessitated moving my 8 year old in with my 5 year old. We now have a twin bed and a toddler bed shoved into one 12 x 12 room along with one of their dressers.
The idea is that the assembly on the right is a normal bunk bed and the assembly on the left is the same bunk bed minus the bottom bunk and the right hand legs/ladder parts. In the short term the 5 year old will sleep on the bottom bunk on the right. Once he feels up to it we can move him to the top bunk on the left. I can then remove the one 2 x 6 on the inside of the bottom bunk and make that another desk or play area. Once grandma moves out I can build another leg/ladder set and connect it the assembly on the left and move it into the older son's room. They will then have matching loft beds in their room. We can then customize the space underneath as we see fit.
At least that is the idea....
The idea is that the assembly on the right is a normal bunk bed and the assembly on the left is the same bunk bed minus the bottom bunk and the right hand legs/ladder parts. In the short term the 5 year old will sleep on the bottom bunk on the right. Once he feels up to it we can move him to the top bunk on the left. I can then remove the one 2 x 6 on the inside of the bottom bunk and make that another desk or play area. Once grandma moves out I can build another leg/ladder set and connect it the assembly on the left and move it into the older son's room. They will then have matching loft beds in their room. We can then customize the space underneath as we see fit.
At least that is the idea....
Saturday, March 21, 2015
What videos did I watch this week? #14 (3-21-15 )
In this series of posts I will be sharing with you my favorite videos that I watched this week. Do you have a video that you would like featured here? Leave a comment below and let me know about it!
Project - How to build a quick and easy garden bench in under 2 hours for less than $20.00
Fast Toy Wood Car
DiResta: Push Stick
Computer Monitor Stand
Jim's Homemade Swing Blade Sawmill - Version 2
Ⓕ How To Make A Stretched Canvas & Paint A Painting (ep45)
Building a Trebuchet - a woodworkweb video
Self-Assembling Table Saw
The Woodpecker Ep 77 - Fixing a rocking chair
Small box joined boxes
Saturday, March 14, 2015
What videos did I watch this week? #13 (3-14-15 )
In this series of posts I will be sharing with you my favorite videos that I watched this week. Do you have a video that you would like featured here? Leave a comment below and let me know about it!
✔ DiResta Jimmy Tips 4
✔ DiResta Jimmy Tips 4
HOW TO BUILD A SUPER SIMPLE ROCKET STOVE
Setting Up Your Workshop Beginners #20 - a woodworkweb video
make a Wooden Rattleback - small woodworking project
Making wall tool holders
How to Make a Cool Pallet Wood, Pipe Lamp!
DIY Garden Potting Work Bench (Limited Tools Project)
Contemporary Photo Frame. No miters needed!
Woodwright's Shop Rustic Workbenches Full Episode
Wednesday, March 11, 2015
Leopold bench update
This last weekend I made another garden bench! This time it is a quick, easy, and inexpensive Aldo Leopold inspired bench. It cost less than $20 in material and took less then 2 hours to make. I made it out of a single 2x6x12 board a single 2x8x10 board. It is 28 1/2" tall, 21" deep, and 48" wide.
Look for a full video and plans on Tuesday morning!
Look for a full video and plans on Tuesday morning!
Saturday, March 7, 2015
What videos did I watch this week? #12 (3-7-15 )
In this series of posts I will be sharing with you my favorite videos that I watched this week. Do you have a video that you would like featured here? Leave a comment below and let me know about it!
Longboard
Project - How to build the Wood Magazine battery holder/dispenser
segmented wood turned Wedding bowl
The Woodpecker Ep 76 - The interior doors - part 2
Longboard
Scrap Ends Table
Having Lunch on a Lazy Susan
Spring is almost here! Make this planter for $20 with limited tools.
How To Weaponize Mouse Traps
Tuesday, March 3, 2015
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