TravelingCraneWoodcrafts

Hello my beautiful people! Happy Thanksgiving to all! If Thanksgiving isn't your thing, then, Happy last Thursday in November :) Hope everyone has the chance to be with friends and family during the holidays. Be safe, Be happy and Be nice to each other. New video coming out tomorrow, so don't miss it. Hit that notification bell. Like, Share and Subscribe!

Hey Everyone! This video was made for my Father. He took his Jeep Wrangler off-roading for the first time and I thought it would be nice to document the event. Now, I'm not the best at this and I did not have a gimble, so a few videos are shaky, but I tried to fix it. Hopefully this won't give you a headache from watching. LOL! I decided to make it public so anyone who likes Jeeps can enjoy and also to advertise for this great off-roading park we found while camping in Banner Elk, North Carolina. This place is called Patriot Mtn Off-Roading Park in Sugar Grove, North Carolina. Great guy who runs the place and has some great trails. If you have a stock 4x4, you can still have fun. Link below. Go check them out. With that said, I hope you enjoy this. Please like, share and subscribe. New Build coming this Friday, so check that out as well! **Hit that notification bell so you don't miss it!** https://patriotmountainoffroadpark-offroadingarea.business.site/ Dirt Road Traveler by Audionautix is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Artist: http://audionautix.com/

Hey Everyone! Here is a quick video on how to build a simple shelf w/ hooks. These shelves are for my parents newly renovated bathroom. They wanted to shelfs to be mounted above the toilet. One with hooks, the other without. I think these turned out pretty well, even though on one of them you can see gaps. The wood was warped and I had to made due with what I had on hand. There is a cut list below for my shelf, which is 27" long. But you can make your shelf whatever size that fits your needs. With that said, please enjoy this video and don't forget to Like, Share and Subscribe. PS> Follow me on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/the.traveling.crane.woodcraft/ Cut List: Remember...a 2" x 2" is actually a 1.5" x 1.5"...1" x 6" is .50" x 5.5" **also, I ran my 2x2s through a planer because they were looking rough, so now they are 1.25 x 1.25** 1x6: 1 @ 27" 1 @ 24.25" 2x2: 2 @ 5.5" 2 @ 7" then Miter cut 45° short side @ 3.5" long side @ 6" (this was hard for me to explain, as I am NOT good with angles. I hope you understand what I'm saying)

Hello again my wonderful people! I would like to introduce to you my newest DIY videos. I'm going to call them DIY Quickies. These videos are too short to be a normal video and too long for a short. These are going to be quick how to videos that will be less than 2 or 3 minutes long. Videos will go out every once in awhile and will probably be Arts & Crafts related, but will try to throw in some Wood quickies. I hope you will enjoy these quick DIY's. Let me know in the comments what you think! Don't forget to Like, Share and Subscribe! LINKS: Limited-time deal: Cricut EasyPress 2 - Heat Press Machine For T Shirts and HTV Vinyl Projects, Mint, 9" x 9" https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07PW9P7FM/ref=cm_sw_r_apan_glt_fabc_dl_9BGK5FXD8JTE6S7F3TJW Cricut EasyPress Mat, Protective Heat-Resistant Mat for Heat Press Machines and HTV and Iron On Projects, [8" x 10"] https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07FWBCVCN/ref=cm_sw_r_apan_glt_fabc_1KQ529BTB9EA9BTMBGP6?psc=1 Cricut Infusible Ink Transfer Sheets -2 Sheets 12" x 12" - Buffalo Check Pattern - For Cricut EasyPress, Maker, Explore Air 2 https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07TC6PLFM/ref=cm_sw_r_apan_glt_fabc_2K814MFQM2ERP9ZN7PB3?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1

Hey Everyone! I'm back, this time with your first Christmas Craft video. I saw these little guys on Pinterest and just had to make them. They were so easy, I decided to share them with you. So if you are looking for a fun, easy Christmas craft to do with the kiddos or just want to make some cute Christmas ornament, then look no further! All you need are a few simple items. Two different color yarns Empty paper towel roll Hot glue gun Scissors Poly-fil or Cotton balls Anything you want to use for a noes. I used a wooden bead Pom-pom maker. If you don't have one, I show you how to make your own. And that's it! So sit back and enjoy this short Crafty video. Please Don't forget to Like, Share and Subscribe. Hit that notification bell as well so you don't miss my next build. PS I have 2 more building videos that I will be uploading this month. Lots of stuff going on personally over here in Charleston. Big Changes coming soon, so stay tuned! Follow me on Instagram for some behind the scenes stuff and as always, Thank you for being here and for your support! https://www.instagram.com/the.traveling.crane.woodcraft/

Hey Everyone! Lots of stuff going on over here in Charleston. Major painting and other updates have been put on hold as we figure out if we are keeping our old home or getting a new one. So with that said, my upcoming big wood working project are also on hold. So I will be sharing smaller project with you guys. This is a quick easy project you can do with or without tools. This stove top cover, or noodle board is for my parents house. Like I said in the video, not all stoves are created equal. Below will be my measurements. This is also a good gift idea if you are looking to hand make something for a family member or friend. I hope you give this a try and if you have any questions, please don't hesitate to ask. I hope everyone is having a fantastic day and this will be my last video for the rest of the month. Vacation starts next week! So see you all in November! Don't forget to Like, Share and Subscribe and if you want to see behind the scenes, go on over to Instagram and follow me there! https://www.instagram.com/the_traveling_crane_woodcraft/ cut list: I used scraps, but if you had to buy the wood this is what you will need 3: 1x4x8 cut 6 boards @ 31 inches 1: 1x3x6 cut 2 boards @ 21 inches 2 handles Quick wood glue lesson: Is wood glue stronger than wood? Steve Ramsey - Woodworking for Mere Mortals https://youtu.be/HrM6fkbwcXw https://youtu.be/2TKHruBASV4 subscribe to Steve Ramsey if you haven't already https://www.youtube.com/c/stevinmarin

No video upload this Friday. It has rained all day, so I won't have enough time to build and edit the video before Friday. It's probably going to rain the rest of the week, so may not be able to start this simple built until this weekend. So stay tuned.

Hey Everyone! This video is dedicated to my Totes-Bestie, Forrest and our annual Hocus Pocus movie nights. It is officially FALL! I'm beyond excited. Cooler weather, pumpkin patches and Scary movies! Oh and our yearly trip to the mountains! This video is for all you crafters out there. I show you how to make and assemble a wooden bead garland with a Halloween twist. This is a super easy project and you definitely don't have to use any power tools. You can purchase wooden cut outs at any craft store or on Etsy. The wooden beads and twine can also be purchased at your local craft store. I will link below to the ones I got. They come in all different sizes. For this garland I used 20mm and 16mm beads. I hope you enjoyed this arts and crafts video and if you are a fall/Halloween lover like me, I hope you give it a try! As always, thank you for watching. Please Like, Share and Subscribe! Follow me on Instagram as well for behind the scenes. PS. Painting is not going well. But hopefully we will be actually starting the kitchen this weekend. So I will not have an actual build for you for a while. Lots of stuff happening over here at the Hill house. Also, vacation coming up. I may do a video of the Camp site and area we are staying at. For those in our neck of the woods that might like to visit. So stay tuned! links: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B086X4K938/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o07_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B086X4K938/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o07_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B086X4K938/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o07_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Music: Spooky Ride by Twin Musicom is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Source: http://www.twinmusicom.org/song/250/spooky-ride Artist: http://www.twinmusicom.org

Hey Everyone! Taking a break from the home updates to give you a fun video to enjoy. I got to a point where I'm no longer excited about painting, but really, who is excited about painting?? But when you finish a big project, and it looks amazing, it gives me a bit more motivation to keep painting. BUT, I had to take a break. So since fall/Halloween is my favorite time of the year, I decided to make you some wooden pumpkins. I've seen these all over the internet and always wanted to make my own. So I did and they turned out amazing! I used leftover cedar fence boards for this. One that is 6 inches wide and I found a 4 inch board. You can use boards that are all the same size, but I wanted a bit of a overhang for the top and bottom. So instead of having to cut down a board, I just used the 4 inch for the sides. If you don't have any scrap boards, you can pick these boards up at your local home store for less than $4. (both sizes) I will have a cut list below for you if you would like to make this. As for the paint. After I burned the wood, I was going to leave them like that, but decided to add paint. The 8in was a combination of white & orange mix (acrylic paint) but it was a bit too light in color, so I ran the torch back over the paint and it gave it a greenish blue tint along with the white/orange. Looked pretty cool, so I left it. The 10in pumpkin, I dry lightly brushed acrylic orange, trying not to cover the burn marks. The end result looks great. And the last 12in, I left it Shou Sugi Ban, because I loved the look. No need to sand this project especially if you burn it. The burning process will get rid of any jagged splinters. Seal your project with weather resistant sealant and VIOLA, you're done! I hope you enjoyed this quick video. I'll try to do another in a few weeks. In the meantime, follow me on Instagram for behind the scene stuff. See the progress of our house updates! (painting) Thank you again for being here. Don't forget to Like, Share and Subscribe! Happy Building! https://www.instagram.com/the_traveling_crane_woodcraft/ Cut List & materials: If you are making 3 different sizes, get 2, 6 inch cedar fence boards and 1 4 inch fence board. Use anything you can find for the stem. Please ask if you have any questions 8 inch jack -o- lantern cut 2, 8 inch boards from the 6in cedar cut 2, 8 inch boards from the 4in cedar cut 2, 6.25 inch boards from the 6in cedar 10 inch jack -o- lantern cut 2, 10 inch boards from the 6in cedar cut 2, 10 inch boards from the 4in cedar cut 2, 6.25 inch boards from the 6in cedar 12 inch jack -o- lantern cut 2, 12 inch boards from the 6in cedar cut 2, 12 inch boards from the 4in cedar cut 2, 6.25 inch boards from the 6in cedar

Hey Everyone! Sorry I have no build for you today, but I hope you enjoy this little wooden man I built our of scrap wood. This would be a fun project for the kids to build. You can change up the design and make him your own. In between painting and filling holes, I will try to do a build or two for you in the next few months. I just don't want to bore you with painting, so the break will last a month or two. We have A LOT of painting to do. So stay tuned. Hit the notification bell so you don't miss out on future videos. As always, thank you for being here. Please Like, Share and Subscribe! Follow me on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/the_traveling_crane_woodcraft/

Hey Everyone! I'm kind of excited about this video. I LOVE the way it turned out and they are a perfect fit for my soon to be Farmhouse kitchen! Now, these are not your typical floating shelves. Most people use either 2x4s or 2x4s for the wall mount back brace. Well, I didn't want 4+ inch thick shelves. I wanted to use a 1x3 (2.5") as the thickness and a 1x6 (5.5") for the shelf but I was unsure if my modified 2x2 would hold the weight of my mason jars. I was afraid of flex and eventually everything crashing down. So after consulting my fellow wood working experts, they helped put my mind at ease. And let me tell you, these shelves are solid! No bend, No flex. 100% secured to the wall. **The key is wall studs & 3.5 or 4 inch wood screws (and a washer for extra surface support) So if you are like me and didn't want a thick shelf, then my cut list will be below. If you want the traditional shelf, that is below as well. Everything is built the exact same way. I hope you enjoy this video. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to ask. As always, thank you for watching and for the support. If you are new, welcome! Please Like, Share & Subscribe! link to my butcher block rolling cart: part 1 and 2 https://youtu.be/x8yQKLCbZR4 https://youtu.be/0FpSj0Atxts My Cut List: (for 1 shelf) qty 1: 1x3x8 qty 1: 1x6x8 2ty 1: 2x2 Depending on how long you want your shelf, mine is 40.5 inches. Cut: (1) 1x3 to 40.5" (2) 1x3 to 5.5" (2) 1x6 to 39" rip your 2x2 down to size with a table saw. My wall mount back brace is 1.5" x 1". now you can cut to length. (1) at 39" and (4) arms at 4" **if you have any questions. please ask) Cut list using a 2x4 for the wall mount: (40.5 in shelf) qty 1: 2x4x8 qty 1: 1x6x8 qty 1: 1x12x8 Cut: (1) 1x6 to 40.5" (2) 1x6 to 5.5" (2) 1x12 to 39" same cut list above. just bigger boards. The wall mount back brace arms (4) will be 9 3/4 inches. Use two pocket holes to attach the arms to the wall mount (39") side note: you may want to use pocket holes instead of brad nails to build the floating shelf. just because of how big the shelf will be in the end. (this is why I wanted smaller shelves) Please note. You can make your shelf as long as you want, just increase you cuts to whatever your heart desires. Just make sure you have a good amount of wall studs to attach to. I had 3 studs in my wall. We have a pocket door that goes into the wall my shelf is attached to so 2 of my studs were practically next to each other. Still worked out in the end.

Hey Everyone! It's been a soggy week here in Charleston, so I'm not able to build anything at the moment. So today's video is going to be arts and crafts. In this video I show you how to assemble this large paper rose from Ann Neville Design. Hopefully I will have a build for you next week so until then, please enjoy! Don't forget to Like, Share and Subscribe! Link: https://annneville.design/ https://annneville.design/products/medium-large-rose-18

Hey everyone! Here is a quick build just in time for the weekend! And when I say easy, I mean easy! No power tools needed. All you need are a few basic tools and some wood glue and you're all set. This is a great project for beginners so I if you are on the fence about building, this is a project you should definitely try. I made this into a 4ft blanket ladder because of the lack of material I had on hand. If you don't have leftover wood. all you will need to make this 4ft ladder is one 2x2 and one 1x2...and that's it! Make this ladder for less than $10.00 (with today's prices) I hope you give this a try. You can make this and big or small as you want. A cut list is below for a 4 and 6 ft ladder. I hope you enjoyed. Please consider subscribing to my channel if you haven't already. And as always, thank you for being here. Thank you for the support. Like, Share and Subscribe! Happy Building! Follow me in IG for behind the scenes nonsense :) The_Traveling_Crane_Woodcraft https://www.instagram.com/the_traveling_crane_woodcraft/ 4 foot Blanket Ladder: 19 inches wide 1, 2x2x8 (legs) 1, 1x4x8 (rungs) 2 Legs: 4ft 4 Rungs: 16.5 inches Rungs: measuring from the top, 2 in, then 11in for the remaining 3 rungs 6 foot Blanket Ladder: 19 inches wide 2, 2x2x8 (legs) 1 or 2, 1x4x8 (rungs) 2 Legs: 6ft 5 Rungs: 16.5 inches (or 18 inches depending on how wide you want it.) Rungs: measuring from the top, 6 in, then 13 in for the remaining 4 rungs

Hey Everyone! I'm back! I had a nice vacation and it was even better because my best friend was in town to share it with me and my family. Today's video was quickly put together for you to enjoy. I've been wanting to make a nice shoe rack for my back door, but never got around to making one. So when I decided to build one, I had no instructions, just a thought in my head. I sketched it out and then determined how big I wanted it. I found some leftover scraps from previous builds and starting building. I was going to try to draw something up for you, but with limited time, all I was able to do was give you a cut list. Hopefully you will be able to follow along with the video and build one for yourself. This shoe rack is very customizable and you can make it into a bench if that is what you are needing. We wanted something that we could use as a table as well, so when I decided to make it 30 inches tall, I didn't even think about it being too tall for a bench. So the title was changed after I did my intro. The area we have it at is small and what we had there already was a cheap broken shoe holder that never could hold shoes, so everything would be scattered at the back door. This was my solution and it was perfect! It is a simple build that you can do with a few tools and a weekend. I hope you give this a try and if you have any questions, please don't hesitate to ask me. As always, thank you for watching, please don't forget to like, Share and Subscribe! Happy Building! Cut List: Remember, I'm using whatever I had in my shop. if you do not have wood laying around and have to buy, you will need at least 4 or 5, 1 x 2's and 1, 2 x 2's table top: 1 x 12 x 4ft = 1 @ 30 inches table legs: 2 x 2 x 8t = 4 @ 29 1/4 inches Shoe support rails: 1 x 2 x 8 = 11 @ 25 inches 1 x 2 x 8 = 8 @ 5.5 inches

Hey Everyone! Here is a very quick video for you to enjoy. This is not an instructional video, it's more for enjoyment, fun facts and the Patriotic music. Please enjoy. Please Like, Share and Subscribe! I hope everyone has a happy and safe Independence day! Music: Stars And Stripes Forever by The US Army Band

Hey Everyone! I've been wanting to make a headboard for a while and now I had a reason to put the build in motion! My totes-bestie is coming to visit me in July and I wanted to get her room ready and feeling like home! I wanted to make something easy to build but still looks good! Of course it has to look farm housey which, I think I nailed it. This is super simple and yes I up loaded the plans below. I don't know how to right up "instructions" but I can draw a bit. In the link below you will see my sketch with all of the measurements. That should help if you are wanting to build this particular headboard. You can also customize it to fit your needs, which is the beauty of this project. So, I hope you enjoy this video and give it a try. As always, thank you for being here, please LIKE, SHARE & SUBSCRIBE! Happy Building! PS: I'm taking a little break from the birdhouse kick. But I will make #4 soon. https://drive.google.com/file/d/12QvU4bM0L9oXkZN7592kO0o3oXSi1ULo/view?usp=drivesdk

Hey Everyone! Okay, this was 1000% FUN to make! Didn't take long at all and was pretty simple to do, if you have a scroll saw and a belt sander that is. LOTS of sanding...LOTS! So many ideas popped in my head while I was doing all that sanding, Since I had a lot of time to think LOL! This would be perfect to give a gift to that favorite cook in your life or made for a wedding gift to slice the cake. You can carve a message into the "blade" or into the handle. You can cut this into many different designs and styles. So many possibilities for this project. This was not an expensive project either. I used Red Oak and Poplar hobby boards I picked up at Lowes (approx. $10 total ). You can use what ever type of wood you want if you have access to it. I've seen cake knifes built out of Walnut, which is a really pretty grain. but since I don't have access to pretty woods, I worked with what I had and it turned out amazing! I hope you enjoyed this video. Let me know what you think in the comments below. I may do another version of this for you in a letter video, so stay tuned for that. If any of my local peeps is interested in me making one for you, message me and I will be happy to make something special for you. And to all of you out there, thank you so much for watching, thank you for your support and as always, Happy Building! PS. If you are new....Greetings from the Holy City! Please Like, Share and Subscribe!

Hey Everyone! Okay. I got a weird look from my husband when I said I was building an outhouse. But hey, I think it was a great idea and it was so fun to make! This SUPER simple build even comes with more detailed view of the cuts I made. Hopefully it will be easy for you to follow along and understand the different type of miter cuts. I've decided to make this Bird House series into a 5 videos. So stay tuned for 4 and 5 in the next couple of weeks. I think next week I'm going to take a break from the bird house and actually build something different LOL! So stay tuned and as always, thank you for being here, thank you for watching. Don't forget to follow me on Instagram for behind the senses posts. Please, don't forget to Like, Share and Subscribe! Happy Building! Cut List: (width x length) Roof: 5.5 in x 6 in base: 5 in x 5 in front/back/sides: cut all boards @ 7 inches (adjustments will need to be made) adjusted sides: (2) 4 in x 7 in adjusted front: 4.5 in x 7 in adjusted back: 4.5 in x 6.5 in *to make door: on the front piece. measure 1 inch from both sides and then 2.5 inch from the top, your door should be about 4 inches tall. Use a hand saw to cut out so you don't lose too much material Link to my WORX WX255L SD Semi-Automatic Power Screw Driver with Screw Holder https://www.amazon.com/WX255L-Semi-Automatic-Power-Driver-Holder/dp/B00ZFR4JA0/ref=sr_1_9?crid=1F3FXD8Z2RJF9&dchild=1&keywords=worx+cordless+drill&qid=1622566475&sprefix=wrox+cord%2Caps%2C187&sr=8-9

Hey Everyone! Here is part 2 of my Bird House Series! With the price of wood, I needed to come up with another way to keep my creative juices flowing without breaking the bank. As I said in my last post, I enjoyed making my "squirrel" house, I decided to build a village! And what do you see in most small villages? A church! So this is the Church of the Carolina Wren (South Carolina State Bird) for my little village. It turned out really well and very easy to build. Below I have the cut list. All you need is 1 cedar fence picket for this is building. So for less than $4.00 you can build this! I did not show the cuts I made, but I do promise you can build this and I promise that in my next video, there will be a detailed cutting portion. This why you can really see what I am doing. With that said. I do hope you enjoy this video and give it a try. If you have any questions at all, please do not hesitate to ask me anything. Thank you for watching, thank you for being here. Please don't forget to like, share and subscribe! Happy Building! Cut List: Roof 1: Main building (width x length) 1 @ 5.5 x 5.5 inches 1 @ 5.5 x 6 inches Roof 2: faux door 1 @ 1.25 x 3.5 inches 1 @ 1.75 x 3 inches Roof 3: gable 1 @ 2.5 x 3 inches 1 @ 3 x 3 inches **remember, use the roof angles for the former cuts** Main building (width x length) front/back: 2 @ 5.5 x 13 inches side walls: 2 @ 3.5 x 9.5 inches faux door: (width x length) 1 @ 3 x 6 (use scrap cut offset for sides) Gable: (width x length) front/back: 2 @ 2.5 x 5.5 inches sides: 2 @ 1.5 x 3 inches Amazon link: 8x 10 Plexiglass https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08KP64YT8/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Hey Everyone! Building my "squirrel" house was fun and I wanted to build more, but since my squirrels are so fat, I decided to make bird houses! Technically, I want to make a village with a bell in town square! So with that said, I present my first house, well a Barn LOL! and it even has instructions! The cut list will be below, but will not include miter cuts, as everything is based on the roofs. This was a really fun build, so I hope you give it a try! As always, thank you for watching, please Like, Share and Subscribe! what you will need: 2 cedar fence pickets 6 ft x 5.5 in (use scrap wood if you have it) Tools: Compound Miter Saw -Pull Saw -Table saw or a circular saw (for longer cuts) -Waterproof Wood Glue -Speed Square -Clamps -nails (optional) -safety glasses (not optional) Cut list: If you have any questions, please let me know Main Roof: W x L 1 @ 5 in x 5.5 in 1 @ 5 in x 5 in Main Building: W x L front/back walls: 2 @ 5 in x 9.5 in side walls: 2 @ 5.5 in x 12 in (45 degree angle...est) floor: 1 @ 5 in x 5 in Side Building: W x L roof: 2 @ 5.5 in x 6.5 in (15 degree angle...est) front/back walls: 4 @ 5.5 in x 6 in side walls: 2 @ 5 in x 6 in base/floor: 1 @ 5.5 in x 18.5 in Tennessee Appalachian Quilt info: https://www.tnvacation.com/articles/tennessees-rural-roads-home-appalachian-quilt-trail https://arcd.org/quilt-trail/#:~:text=The%20first%20Quilt%20Trail%20began,barn%20with%20a%20quilt%20pattern.

Hey Everyone! So, I'm like the squirrel whisperer here in my house. I love my furry critters outside. I can have about 20 squirrels in my yard at any given time. They are good about not messing with my garden, because I feed them. I even have 2 that will walk up to me. Spot (male) and a "little" soon to be mama that waits for me every day on my outdoor sofa. I give them peanuts everyday and the always come back. So, even though I know mama has a nest somewhere, I wanted to build her something. So a squirrel house came to mind and I started to draw out an idea. Well...let's just say this was harder then expected LOL! So like the title says, there are NO instructions for this build. Just sit back and enjoy my Monster squirrel house in the making and as always, thank you for being here, thank you for watching. Don't forget to LIKE, SHARE & SUBSCRIBE! Happy Building!

Hey Everyone! Here is another Scrap Wood Project that anyone can do! I always say, this is not hard and today...I really mean it! This was VERY simple and looks amazing! Even if you don't have a mailbox on your house, you can ditch the lid and make it into a small planter box! Your options are endless! I'm again trying something new and actually talking you through this build. Please bare with me as I'm trying get the right words and not say um so much :) For this build, I used 2 (1.5) ; cedar pickets for the back/box and 1; 1x2 for the frame. Small hinges, 4in house numbers and my cricut machine to add the street name. As for tools, I cut everything with my table saw. Planer is options, but definitely recommended if you are using cedar pickets. Last, but not least, a router, orbital sander, wood glue, clamps, tape measure, pencil and a nailgun. Have fun and I hope you try this out for yourself! If you have any question, please feel free to ask! Thank you for being here, thank you for watching! Please leave a like, share this video and subscribe if you haven't already! Music: Sunshine on Sand by Unicorn Heads Silk Screen Video: https://youtu.be/MWy9raWIJiA

Hey Everyone! For spring and gardening season, I decided to make a new garden tote out of leftover scrap wood I had. This was an easy build, if you don't count the wire mesh I used. But once I stepped back and took my time to figure out how to attach it, the easier it will be the next time I make one. I made this without knowing how I was going to do it, but I knew I wanted to use the wire mesh I had laying around. Once I found the scraps I was going to use, the vision of a shopping basket came to mind. I think it turned out absolutely amazing! So nice that, I kinda don't want to use it in my garden. If you would like to make this exact tote and have any questions, please leave them down in the comments and I will be happy to help. This tote is very versatile and you could make this any size that you would like. I think this is a perfect size for my garden and can't wait to use it when I harvest all my veggies! As always, thank you for being here and thank you for watching! Please like, share, subscribe and hit that notification bell for future videos! Cheers! M Music: A New Orleans Crawfish Boil by: Unicorn Heads wood stain: https://www.homedepot.com/p/Varathane-1-qt-Briarsmoke-Premium-Fast-Dry-Interior-Wood-Stain-300387/206386418 https://www.amazon.com/Minwax-63205444-Helmsman-Urethane-quart/dp/B005DMJKMY/ref=sr_1_2?dchild=1&keywords=spar+urethane&qid=1588124939&refinements=p_85%3A2470955011&rnid=2470954011&rps=1&sr=8-2

Hey Everyone! This year, I'm having to relocate and rethink my garden. I've always wanted a fancy garden, but never really wanted to spend the money on buying things to make my garden all fancy like you see on Pinterest. but since I now know how to build things. I'm going to make it happen! First I wanted to build a planting stations. A place I can keep all of my pots and tools. This way, everything will be at my fingertips and I wont have to get my shop dirty with all the dirt that I'm going to drop on the ground. (shops messy already) This 2x4 VERY EASY planting station was made with only 7 2x4s. Nothing wasted. The top and storage shelf was made with Cedar pickets (6). which are super cheap and easy to replace if anything happens. The 2x2's (2) I used was just for decoration and is optional. You can paint, leave natural or stain this piece. I chose to stain mine, since I'm making this garden fancy! I hope you enjoy this video. If you have any questions, please feel free to ask. Like I said, this was a super simple build and I hope you can build your own! Power tools are not needed if you have a little elbow grease, but it is way faster, this was a weekend build. I could have only taken a day, but with all the rain we had. I turned it into 2. Again, I hope you enjoy. Thank you for watching and being here! Please Like, Share and Subscribe if you haven't already!

Hey Everyone! I don't know about you, but I LOVE FALL! Bring on the cooler weather, scary movies, Halloween and pumpkin EVERYTHING! Last week I showed you how to make concrete pumpkins, today, I bring you Plywood Witch Silhouette's! This was fun and easy! If you know how draw or not, you can do this! Find a picture or draw whatever you desire. Make this your own! If you are not an artist and have access to a projector, you can project your design onto the plywood and go from there. This was the cheapest plywood($9) I could find. It was on the 70% off rack at Home Depot because it had a bunch of knots and was a bit warped. In total, with the paint ($.98 per can) and 2 PVC pipes ($4), this cost me less than $20. Not bad for Halloween decorations! I hope you enjoyed this video and try it out for yourself! As always, thank you for watching! Please leave a comment below. Like, Share and Subscribe! Happy Fall ALL! M music: Zombie March - Sir Cubworth