Mailbox Makeover
The mailbox at the end of the driveway is often the first thing seen by family and friends. Not only is it a landmark for finding your home, but it is also truly a first impression. This do-it-yourself home improvement free woodworking diy information is courtesy of the Lowes? web site.
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Make a window box holder for your planters
In my bedroom there lives a haunted dresser. It's a tall old 'highboy' built in the 1940s and it belonged to my Dad for over 50 years. In the night it speaks in volleys of ten pops and creaks per 3-second phrase. (If you ever saw The Princess Bride, think of the noise the fire-swamp made just before it released a flare of flames. That's what this dresser does, only louder.)
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Mug Holder Tree
Keep your mugs under control by hanging them up. It?s a clever way to save shelf space, and they?re close at hand when you want to make a cuppa!
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Multiple Candle Holder
Candlestick Cluster - Walnut pieces come together in endless combinations.
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Napkin Holder
This napkin holder plan is a simple yet elegant design that you can build in one weekend. It has relatively few parts and is made from all hardwood construction. We chose to use maple for the base and sides and walnut for the rod because we liked the contrast between the light and dark woods. The design is somewhat flexible. You can visit our Napkin Holder Gallery Page to see examples of different...
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Outdoor Thermometer Holder
The template to create your own wood Thermometer Holder follows this introductory page. The final figure is about 7-1/2? tall and 2-5/32? wide. All that is necessary is to cut on the outer border to complete the general shape. Routering the top edge will create a soft bevel for a more complete, finished look. Sand and paint like the finished sample shown, add a hanging hook to the back, and your d...
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Overhead Clamp Holder
I found that I?d accumulated so many small clamps that storing them was becoming a problem. So I resolved to come up with a storage system that would keep my numerous bar clamps and spring clamps out of the way but still within easy reach. It turned out that the perfect spot was right over my head.
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Paper Towel Holder
This is a quick and easy project for anyone who is fed-up with plastic paper towel holders which never seem to work as well as they should. The project should take less than two hours to complete from start to finish and is a great addition to any kitchen or workshop.
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Paper Towel Holder
Here?s a quick, easy-to-make paper towel rack that?s unlike any you?ll find elsewhere. Many small jobs around the house can?t be done in the shop. Instead, they often have to occur on-site. That means going to the shop to get the tools needed to do the job. However, this special paper towel rack gives your craft fair and flea market customers the perfect place to stash away a small tack hammer, a ...
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Paper Towel Holder
Finding useful projects that use scrap wood around the workshop can be a challenge. We like to use scrap wood on something worth while. This is why we decided to add this useful yet simple-to-build paper towel holder to our list of free plans. This project costs virtually nothing and requires little time to complete.
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Paper Towel Holder
Here's an "easy to build" plan that you'll probably use every day. This paper towel holder is a classy step up from the plastic holders most of us have in our homes. It also makes a great house warming present for your friends and can be made from the same wood and stained to match your kitchen cabinets.
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Ring Holder
Don?t have a lathe? No problem?here?s a technique for occasional small-scale wood turning
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Rural Circa 1953 Mail Box Support
Those of you who live in the suburbs will appreciate this rural mail box support and will find that it serves a double purpose, a support as well as an individual name plate holder....You may have to register as a member at the DeltaMachinery site to view this free woodworking plan.
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Saw Blade Holder Case
I have some pretty nice saw blades for my table saw but unfortunately I just keep them in a pile in my cupboard. Not only does it make it hard to find the one I?m looking for but I?m sure it?s not good for the blades. This box should do the trick to solve both problems.
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Scrollsaw Blade Holder
I use my scroll saw quite a bit, and I go through a lot of blades. So I came up with this convenient way of storing my blades while still keeping them close at hand. Now I don?t have to get up every time I need a new blade
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Shopping List Holder
This shopping list holder makes a great gift for an adult but many children decide to keep theirs.
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Sleeping Bear Candle Holder
This is a free pattern offered exclusively by The Winfield Collection, Ltd.
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Spring Candle Candle Holder
A fun craft project offered by AOK Corral Craft and Gift Bazaar. All rights reserved.
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Step by Step Instructions. The Runnerduck Spring Place Holder Recipe Holder
This is a pretty easy project that complements Marilyn?s place/recipe card project. The idea is to make lots of these for gifts when people come for brunch or dinner. The holder can be used for table place setting and then later for a recipe card holder.
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Tea Light Holder
In actuality, this should really be called ?making a simple tea light holder? as this is no more than a candle holder.
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