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4 PLANS to Celebrate THIS!

Hi Manoj,

Did you know since 1990, April has been officially designated as National Woodworking Month?

It's time to celebrate, and I've got you covered! From plans and tool tutorials to inspiration for your next project, here are the top resources to get you started.

New plan alert ✨ I've solved the "puzzle" on tool storage. Details coming soon.

WOODWORKING PLANS

DIY Bedside Table

Add rustic charm to your bedroom without breaking the bank.

  • Simple and sturdy
  • Made with affordable 2×4s

Hint: This versatile table isn't just for the bedroom. Think about using one as a side table next to your couch or armchair, a plant stand, or a handy extra table anywhere in your home.

👉 Click Now for the DIY Bedside Table Plans


DIY Step Stool

  • Perfect way to reach upper cabinets
  • Use next to a bed
  • Use as a plant stand
  • Features two steps and curved details
  • Plan includes 2 templates

👉 Click Now for the DIY Step Stool Plans


DIY Wall-Mounted Kitchen Shelves

Add storage and showcase your kitchen essentials with these charming shelves.

  • Antique inspired
  • Made with simple tools
  • Perfect for displaying dishes and glassware

👉 Click Now for the DIY Wall-Mounted Kitchen Shelves


DIY Tiered Spice Rack

  • Easy scrap wood project
  • 3 tiers
  • Holds about 24 spice jars
  • Display it on a counter or store it in a pantry or cupboard
  • Plan includes a template

👉 Click Now for the DIY Tiered Spice Rack Plans


WOODWORKING VIDEO

Is your workbench a disaster zone?

I'll show you how to build a simple, reconfigurable French cleat shelf, putting tools like planers, sanders, and everything else within easy reach.

I'll walk you through the entire process:

  • From cutting the wood
  • Mounting your shelf on the wall

This is a perfect project for beginners and experienced DIYers alike.

Let's take control of your workshop and say goodbye to clutter forever.

👉 Click Now for the How to Make a DIY French Cleat Tool Shelf Video


TOOL TUTORIALS

How to Use a Pocket Hole Jig

  • When you should not use pocket hole joinery
  • How to drill pocket holes
  • What's so special about pocket screws?
  • Tips for joining boards with pocket holes

👉 Click Now to learn How to Use a Pocket Hole Jig


Jointer vs Planer

Do you know the difference between a jointer and a planer? If not, don't worry! You're not alone. Many DIYers are unsure of the differences between these two woodworking machines.

In this easy-to-understand article, I'll explain:

  • What they do
  • Differences between them
  • If you need both and which to buy first

👉 Click Now for Jointer vs Planer (Differences & Which to Buy First)


How to Use a Tape Measure Correctly

Tape measures are among the most common tools used in carpentry, woodworking, and home improvement projects. They're also one of the least understood.

  • Are you confused about reading a tape measure?
  • Tired of measuring incorrectly and getting the wrong results?

I'm sharing need-to-know tricks and tips to help you conquer your tape measure and use it like a pro!

👉 Click Now to learn How to Use a Tape Measure Correctly (Tips for Success)


ADHESIVES


What is PVA Glue?

PVA glue is a popular adhesive used for various projects.

I'll break down what it is, what makes it unique, and when it's the right glue to use.

👉 Click Now to learn What is PVA Glue?


What is Polyurethane Glue?

Polyurethane glue is a strong, durable adhesive, but it's not right for every project.

In this article we'll look at its:

  • Pros and cons
  • Common uses
  • And alternatives

👉 Click Now to learn What is Polyurethane Glue?


What is CA Glue?

Cyanoacrylate glue, or CA glue, is a popular adhesive for a variety of applications, including woodworking, because it's strong, fast-acting, and relatively easy to use.

Although it's a fantastic choice for many DIY projects, there are a few drawbacks to consider before using it.

👉 Click Now to learn What is CA Glue?


Good Ideas Start With Great Coffee 🧠💡☕

  • Have you ever used any of the helpful tips + tricks?
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If you answered yes, would you show your support with a small cup of coffee?

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Stay Well

DIY safely and enjoy your day - Scott

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