Full How-to Build Video: Part 1: Dog Food Bowls Part 2: Dog Water Bowl Stand Project Details: Dog Food Bowls: I put together these mid century dog food bowls to not only help feed my obsession with mid century inspired design and make my pups feel fancy, but also to practice one of the sturdiest of joints – the bridle joint. To start this project off, I squared up the
https://youtu.be/ZloaNtnQFM0 Project Details: After completing the mid century cabinet and shelving unit, I had quite a few viable off cuts of joined and squared lumber, which, as many of you who work with raw lumber know, is not a thing to waste! So as I stared at the pile of possibility and felt the ache and pain in my lower back caused by too much seated computer time — it
https://youtu.be/iOjCm1iKUOo Project Details: This project was a DOOSY! And easily one of the biggest/most complicated pieces I’ve put together to date. So let’s get into it! I started by jointing, planing, and squaring A TON of raw lumber – getting the pieces down to roughly 6″ depths to fit the jointer, only to be glued up again in 3 plank panels for the top, bottom, and both side pieces of
https://youtu.be/lZqDqONQcAM Project Details: I had a box of old, cheap picture frames just sitting there… staring at me… asking to be upcycled — so I obliged! To make these “picture frame planters” – or maybe more aptly named, “picture glass display pieces” – I grabbed some off cuts from a bigger piece, planed them to equal dimensions, and cut them down at 45 degrees in pairs to varying lengths so
