NEW: Shop Workstation!

Hi Manoj, Tired of lugging and struggling with tangles and scattered tools? Jack was. He recently messaged asking for a way to ditch the tripping hazard. I felt his pain but didn't have a plan for one at the time; then I thought, "Wait a minute, I need one of those too!" So, I put on my DIY hat and whipped up this super-easy mobile workstation: Two storage trays keep tools and supplies at your fingertips A built-in holder eliminates tangles Wheels make it portable to conquer any project The easy-to-follow tutorial includes more than 30 step-by-step photos. Are you ready to build your workshop's dream ride? 👉 Click Now for This Week's Brand-New Workshop Plan!​ Did You Miss It? 👀 Skate over and catch up on some recent tutorials you may have missed: ​DIY Router Bit Storage Holder (3 Easy Steps) ​How to Sand DIY Wood Furniture (Faster, Easier & Better Results) ​What is a Tack Cloth? (& How to Use It the Right Way) ​DIY Wall-Mounted Key Cabinet (Simple and Rustic) ​Countersink vs Counterbore (Advantages & When to Use) A Coffee Today Keeps Plans Coming Your Way 📨 Have you ever used any of the helpful tips + tricks? Have you ever requested any of the no-charge building plans? If you answered yes, would you show your support with a small cup of coffee?​ Thank you for supporting a small business! Behind the Scenes 🎬 Finding the perfect backdrop for photos can be tricky, and it proved true for the router bit holder I recently shared with you. The light wood blended and disappeared into my white workbench mat and wood panels that I usually use for photos. Looking for a solution, I searched online for a "black workbench mat" at my local home improvement store. No luck. The site suggested door mats instead. Well, guess what I got? So, did you think it was a workbench mat? Or did you suspect the router bit holder was actually photographed on a welcome mat?! Stay Well DIY safely and enjoy your day - Scott 👊☕ Give me a virtual fist bump with a cup of coffee​ You received this email because you signed up for a woodworking plan or resource guide on our website.

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