I recently just renovated our small kitchen (you can check out the full makeover on my YouTube channel), and wanted to make use of the empty space on the side of my fridge. When you have a tiny kitchen, it’s important to try to use all of the space you can. So, I create an easy storage shelf to hold my cutting boards, wine bottles, and more in just one weekend of work. Here’s how!
Remember how I said I would be sharing more multipurpose projects on the blog, since I live in a studio apartment and have to be crafty about saving space? Well, here’s another one to add to your list! I created a pair of triangular wine holders that double as book ends. Even better, the pair was made for under $20 in lumber! Also, thanks to my friends at KREG and BuildSomething, I’m sharing the full …
I absolutely love my new RYOBI Power Tools Router Table. But, let’s be honest, the thing is real awkward to use on a typical workbench. It’s way too high to operate comfortably. In all honesty, it’s been sitting on the floor of my shop and then gets propped up on some boxes when I’m ready to use it. Not cool. To make my life easier, I decided it was time to make my own benchtop …
When my friends at The Home Depot asked me to participate in their 2016 DIY Challenge, I was stoked! But, then they told me that my surprise material was millwork… what. Honestly, the only time I’ve ever used millwork from Home Depot was fixing the moulding in our home. So, needless to say, my feelings of excitement turned to feelings of pure fear. Luckily, I’m kind of crazy, and decided to go to my local store to stare at the millwork section for a bit. That’s when I came up with this X-Base Lamp!
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