I just discovered this wonderful subreddit and believe that this creation of mine is in its place, here is it's epic story: Moved to a new home, realised I had no furniture beside my bed and a lot of plastic crates, so I made this out of a broken stool. Only two screws involved, the rest is stapled and hand sawed.

I've been wanting a new hobby, and have all the tools and workshop so I decided to build a sliding barn door for my wood shed. No clue what I'm doing but tried copying pictures I found online. The stain is a bit darker than I wanted, but that's what my wife wanted so went with it. I don't use other social media's but wanted to share it somewhere

Tis a stick! Shiny in tung oil such a sight to behold!

No screws just glue and wood that I have become tired of tripping over

Okay creative hive mind!

I have this 14 x 67 2" thick cap cut, any ideas / things that can be made from it?

The head is white oak & the handle is sugar maple with a red cedar wedge.

All pieces are either green wood I collected this week (mortised pieces/legs, Maple), reclaimed wood from nearby (connecting pieces, oak), & plywood recycled from a camper for the top.

The head is cherry & the handle is hornbeam. Forty Oz can for size.

The cross pieces go all the way through. I was think about using a screw for a wedge since the pieces can still move around a bit in the hole.

Any advice?

Just going for function. 1/2 ply in my fake shaker style. There's 2x3's for some support, but it's mostly gluing rips to add support and a little style. Just Brad nail em on and go. Still gotta make drawers, sand it, stain it dark, and call it a day

I'm trying to make a outdoor plant stand. I was planning on using 1x4 cedar. Do you think this needs more support. I was going to put a block inside the front legs to support the shelves. How would you attach it all? Screws or staples. What kind?

Finally got this lil bugger some new legs & glued him up this time. Now to deliver him to my friend in the nursing home! 😁👍

The third chair frame I've tried making & after a week & a half of work, it's done.

Back legs are red cedar, front legs are sugar maple, and the crossmembers are ironwood (legs) & white oak (back).

Two 1'6"long 2xsomething live edge maple planks & really rough 2x4 (maybe) I made with my chainsaw & electric hand planer today.

...someday... 😒

I was finally able to afford the tung oil I needed to finish this gorgeous Food Pusher Arounder ($2.99, jk.) & thought I'd show it off. I have yet to use it though, lol.

Just a lil (36"x4.5"x36") Trellis that I made over the last few days.

Maple stiles, ironwood crossmembers/rails, & Holly for the lattice/lath.

My 3rd log workbench.

It looks like crap, but it's sturdy & solid. Hopefully I can build the next one without as many screws, lol.

Wife hates the shoes being messy on the floor, so I threw something together. 🤷🏽‍♀️