my new assembly table, I spent a long time trying to decide which one to build, I reluctantly built this one from wood mag, I am really happy I did, its the perfect size, and it was fun to make. I can’t wait to use it. Thanks for looking

My friend wanted an old timey looking soap box to give his wife for Christmas, I had fum making it, I got to use my new planer for the first time, also tried ammonia fuming, I think it turned out great, looks antique.

I just finished building a lumber cart, which seems to be pretty popular on this site. I was worried it would be too big, but with it being mobile I would have better access to my lumber rack that is behind its parking place. I made mine with one less bin so it will hold bigger plywood cutoffs. I also used my pocket hole jig to attach the sides to the base, I think it made it easier to build alone also stronger. This thing is big but holds a huge amount of wood, if you are thinking about one for yourself I would go for it.

I had so much fun building this. I built a pantry for my wife and we needed to get some bull nose trim (which is insanely over priced by the way) so I made this tool from shop notes and we made our own. simple and slick, do you like my recycled cabinet knobs from the 70’s? waste not want not

I didn’t build this, I bought it from the classifieds. I do feel it needs to be shown to people who will appreciate the work and thought that must have gone into building it. the last photo is the original motor, My 220 outlet was not wired properly and I thought the drum motor was bad. not bad for $75.00. check it out and fire away if you have any questions

I built this drill press table from about three other table it have seen around various books and web photos, so far it works great. made from birch plywood

another “small shop solutions” project, my first shot at mass production. i learned alot, plus the side of the huge cabinet was screaming for these bins, don’t you think?

This Miter stand is an original, its put together with no real plan except that my saw would sit on the old tool box. i have seen many parts of it on other peoples stands, so I stole some of their ideas. it works! I am thinking about adding a couple of drawers, what do you think?

This is another shop notes “small shop solutions” project. My neighbor tore out his old storage room from his house, he had all of the wood piled in a trailer headed for the dump. Needless to say it ended up in my shop. this bench is 95% recycled wood. The top is a maple solid core door that was damaged, 5.00 from a door shop. the only new stuff was the handles “which were to expensive” and the birch drawer fronts. It is Heavy and solid.

This peg board was a blast to build, it was from a mag I received in the mail ” Small shop solutions” I didn’t think much of it when I received it in the mail, But I have since built many projects from this book. If you are in need of a peg board, build this it fun to make and cheap.