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пятница, 30 марта 2018 г.

Amish Wood Kitchen Utensil Lazy Susan with Paper Towel Holder and Spice Rack

Amish Hardwood Kitchen Utensil Lazy Susan with Paper Towel Holder and Spice Rack

This Amish Hardwood Kitchen Utensil Lazy Susan is a great product to have for easy access to your cooking supplies while your preparing your favorite meal. With the swivel base, you can access your spatula or any other utensil you might need, then with a simple rotation, you can have your spices and paper towels at your fingertips for when you need them.

A great product that can be built from your choice of four different woods. This kitchen utensil lazy Susan makes a great holiday gift for that cook in the family.

Dimensions:
12" x 12" x 16"

Available Woods
Oak (Standard)
Brown Maple
Cherry
Quarter Sawn White Oak

Standard Stains:
Oak:
CF-923 Medium Walnut (Light Oak)
Brown Maple:
OCS 228 Rich Tobacco
Cherry:
CF- 97595 Washington Cherry (Reddish)
1/4 Sawn White Oak:
CF-924 Michael's Cherry (Reddish)

Please Note:
Additional Stains Are Available - Please Call to Inquire.

Standard Features:
Authentic Solid Wood
Made in America

Original article and pictures take https://www.dutchcrafters.com/Amish-Wood-Kitchen-Utensil-Lazy-Susan/p/46759 site

вторник, 20 марта 2018 г.

20 DIY Arbor and Trellis Ideas for your Garden

Looking for arbor or trellis ideas for your garden? Here are 20 amazing options to give your climbing vines the support they need to grow and thrive.

collage of four DIY arbor and trellis ideas

A wall of gorgeous flowering vines is the perfect backdrop for a beautiful garden. But you need to give those vines a structure to climb so they can spread and bloom. These DIY arbor and trellis ideas will inspire you to add visual interest to your garden while also creating a magical living wall!

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DIY Trellis Ideas

A trellis is a great way to perk up a boring fence, or even hide outdoor clutter! It can be as simple as string between two stakes, or a modern centerpiece of the garden. You’re sure to find plenty of inspiration with these DIY trellis ideas! Just click the title or photo to go straight to the tutorial.

clematis trellis on fence before adding vines

This trellis looks good even when it’s not covered in clematis vines! You can change up the design to fit your fence and style.

DIY Arbor Ideas

Arbors usually have a trellis on each side, with a top piece joining them together. These structures make a great entryway to the garden, and look magical covered in vines and flowers!

two garden obelisks connected together to form a DIY arbor

gothic arch arbor at entrance to raised planter bed garden

I hope I’ve inspired you to add some vertical elements to your own garden! Which of these arbor or trellis ideas was your favorite? I’d love to hear from you in the comments!

20 Arbor & Trellis Ideas for your Garden

Original article and pictures take https://www.thehandymansdaughter.com/20-diy-arbor-trellis-ideas/ site

среда, 14 марта 2018 г.

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Original article and pictures take https://www.wayfair.com/outdoor/pdp/4ever-products-mailbox-with-post-included-evpr1003.html site

суббота, 24 февраля 2018 г.

DIY Wood Cabinet to Stash Your Trash

Need a place to stash that unsightly garbage bin? Dawn Nicole created this one seen above using these plans from Ana White, seen below.

If you are handy with a table saw, or can get someone to cut the wood for you, this would be a great project to tackle if your New Year’s resolution is to level up on your woodworking skills.

discount wood trash bin cabinet plans free tilt out 1

Check out how Dawn Nicole put hers together, with a few slight modifications to the original plans.

Original article and pictures take https://makezine.com/2015/01/04/diy-wood-cabinet-to-stash-your-trash/ site

пятница, 23 февраля 2018 г.

Your First Toolkit

No matter what your style of woodworking, you need a basic set of hand tools. Here’s where to begin.
By Frank Klausz
Pages: 36-40

From the August 2006 issue #156
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When I came to America, I had a lovely wife, two suitcases and 50 bucks. Oh man, where do I start? Everybody needs a basic tool kit, especially if you want to do woodworking. I had a limited budget. Starting out in America, I got paid low wages even though I was a Master; they tried to blame it on my language skills. Thank God my first boss did not treat me well or I’d probably still be working for him!

I started to buy tools and build this toolbox. The first tool I got was a 10″ dovetail saw. You need a marking gauge; I made one. I also bought a 6′ folding ruler.

A week later I went to the same store and bought a nice set of chisels that included 1/8″, 1/4″, 3/8″, 1/2″, 3/4″ and a 1″ chisel. I bought a two-sided Arkansas oilstone, one side rough and the other super fine. The salesman wanted to sell me sharpening oil; I told him I use kerosene.