Chip Carved Serving Board Woodworking Plan

Ace! This tennis play strikes an imposing outline. Serve up this easy to create project in almost any location, yard, sports gym wall, store front window, tennis court fence or anywhere else you can t...

Sawbuck projects! Wondering what to do with that scrap wood you probably have in your workshop. Put your money where your mouth is with this spaghetti fork server. Drill the right size pilot holes for...

Sawbuck projects! Cut it out from scrap wood you probably have in your workshop. Most plaque shapes can be can be used for a number of different projects. This plan provides two patterns; a preserves ...

These adorable cooks can hold plates of cookies or desserts with ease!

At the heart of any good shop lies a great workbench. With that in mind, we went all out to design the unit shown here. In this plan, you will learn how to build the end cabinets, drawers, and laminat...

We designed this serving board as a project that even first-time chip carvers can successfully complete. We eliminated the tedious geometric cuts of some chip-carving designs, and replaced them with e...

Does the look of inlays impress you but the thought of making them give you butterflies? Do not be concerned because we are going to teach you a no-hassle method to make perfect-fitting inlays in this...

A mobile, weatherproof food and beverage server for your outdoor entertaining. To resist the weather we have used a marine-grade wood finish and caulked the ice chest lid and drop-leaf table extension...

Although doing laundry does not rank high on anyones list of fun activities, this feature-packed project helps make wash-day work as pleasant and efficient as possible. It has storage aplenty, a rod f...

Many cooks prefer wooden utensils because they do not scar expensive cookware. Not only that, their handles stay cool to the touch, and they look and feel great. Here are three easy-to-make kitchen ga...