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NEW: Workshop Holder!

Hi Manoj,

This week's brand-new workshop plan tackles a common storage challenge for a tool that can be tricky to store neatly in a toolbox or on a shelf.

The solution is this easy-to-build holder that keeps it organized with a storage area for extra blades.

You can customize this project to fit your needs. I made mine so it's reconfigurable, but you could:

  • Mount it inside a cabinet for space-saving organization
  • Display it conveniently on your workbench for easy access

Ready to dive in? I'll show you how to build this space-saving wonder in just a few simple steps.

👉 Click Now for This Week's Brand-New Shop Project!​


Did You Miss It? 👀

Skate over and catch up on some recent tutorials you may have missed:


Did You Watch It? 📺

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 to watch How to Make a DIY French Cleat Tool Shelf Video​


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Not the Brightest Bulb

I mentioned that I rescued a senior Shih Tzu named Gary a few months ago. I've been overwhelmed by all of the interest in him, so I wanted to share an update. Gary is paw-deep into basic obedience training – he's in his third week.

Last week, the trainer said, "There's probably going to be a few things Gary just won't "get." Then she said, "Sometimes it's good not having a smart dog. The smart ones tend to get into trouble."

I know Gary marches to the beat of his own drum, but I'm pretty sure the trainer thinks his bulb is a little dim, lol

That's okay with me. We're having a blast together 🥰


Stay Well

DIY safely and enjoy your day - Scott

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