With July Fourth less than a week away, it's the perfect time to dive into some patriotic woodworking projects to celebrate! Whether you're a seasoned woodworker or just starting out, here are 5 fun DIY projects to do over a weekend, plus an awesome bonus yard game tutorial for all ages.
Outdoor games are a classic summer pastime. Whether you’re hanging out in a large group or just want to spend some time with your family or kids in the great outdoors, you really can’t go wrong with some kind of games.
Organizing the shop is easier said than done. Although you can easily set up a wood rack for 2x4s and slabs, wide pieces of plywood and full sheet material often need a designated space in the shop because of their size. Download these free project plans to build your own plywood cart.
DIYing your own home furniture is a great way not just to save money, but also to expand your skills. In fact, woodworking and DIY force you to get comfortable with tools, methods, and skills you’re unfamiliar with, or even struggle with.
Sawhorses are some of the most versatile and efficient woodworking tools on the market, and you will find them on worksites all over the world. Are you interested in building a DIY sawhorse table? There are just a few simple steps to get started.
Sharing your woodworking hobby with your kids is a great way to teach them new skills and get a few hours with them in the midst of jobs and homework. Check out the 15 woodworking projects below for a little inspiration, and let us know in the comments how you spend time with your kids in the shop.
This set of project plans from Overkill Woodcraft is perfect for any size room. Inside, you’ll find all the measurements you need to build a drop-down table for a small space
What’s the simplest way to make sure your kayaks are stored neatly and easy to access? An outdoor storage unit, of course. Ginger Woodworks, developed plans to store his own family’s kayaks and has shared them with us to share with you.
A hall tree is a versatile piece that can go in virtually any room in your home, increase your storage, and if you build it yourself, be customized to meet your exact needs.
When you’re short on time, you need quick, easy projects that can be done in the spare hours when you can sneak into the shop. With that in mind, here are five easy Fourth of July projects you can build in a weekend or less. Enjoy!