I was working under a very old house that was buil back in the early 20s I found a set of doors that had been weathered and petrafied. I drug them out pressure washed them and rubbed them down with natural danish oil. Had replace a few damaged pieces of wood, but for the most part the wood had got so hard from being petrified that it looked good. Then I cut some some mirror glued it in and used some quarter round to hold it.

Corner shelf made out of 1 piece of wood. Made from one 1×12. Going to use it to store kids x box games and movies on

Cost less than 100 made huge difference in a coustomers house that was on market. Realitor suggested 800 dollar mirror. Did it for way less and in no time at all. Took longer for paint to dry then to build

Took some greyed wood off a customers sun room cut it down mounted some mason jar and hung in bathroom so my wife would have somewhere to put makeup and gey it all off bath
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Needed towel rack for small bathroom. Used 1×12 for bottom shelf and 1×10 for top shelf. Drilled holes in front tied ropes through to hold fronts of shelf up and brackets in back.

My daughter wanted sometjing to display her jewerly in the bathroom. The back is a piece of 3/8 sanded ply. And the rest is just leftover 1by off of jobsite. Just rubbed down with dark walnut danish oil

Took old bed slats apart and rubbed down with danis oil.

My wife wanted a light behind the couch so I threw one together from facial board plumbing materials and an old ceiling fan

Built for friends wife for valentines, he was to cheap to buy good wood so it was 3/4 ply and some scrap 1 by I had laying aroundmade from one sheet of