Misc Woodworking Projects starting with B

This large three sided outdoor bar was built using 2 x 4s for the framing and cedar fence pickets for the outside. Easy to build in a weekend using the free woodworking plans available at the link.

This simple wall-mounted bottle opener would be perfect for a man cave or even out in the backyard. Easy to build with just basic tools and following the free instructions available at the link.

These bookends are easy to build and you can customize them with what ever interest you might have. Follow along at the link to build yours this weekend. Would make a great personalized gift too.

This magnetic bottle opener is a great scrap wood project. The caps are caught by magnets that are imbedded in the wood from behind. Genius! Follow along at the link to build your own magnetic bottle opener.

These sliding bookends are for open shelving. Smart right!! A quick and easy scrap wood project that will make a big difference in holding your books upright. Check out the how-to at the link.

These fun book accessories include a gadget to hold open a book page and a paperclip style bookmark. You just need some scrap wood and a few tools to make these projects and they would make great gifts. Check it out at the link.

This fun baseball bat holder is the perfect way to keep your collection of baseball bats and balls organized. This unit is mounted on the wall. Build it using the free instructions at the link.

The Wooden Bike Plans include patterns and simple instructions for making your own wooden bike.

This magnetic bottle opener is a quick and easy project that is pretty cool. Hidden magnets attach the bottle caps to the wood. Here is how to make it.

Benders have been a traditional form of woodland workers dwelling for many centuries because they are low impact, quick and easy to build and are efficient in heating and materials.

Making a wood and leather air pump for the fireplace inexpensively, including diagrams, instructions. ...

Build a backpack and homework center using these free woodworking plans. Perfect for a mudroom or where ever the children are sure to use it.

Here is a quick project you can build using scrap wood from your workshop: a bottle opener.

Here is a simple way to keep your boats fitted tarpaulin puddle free. An easy to build boat-cover rack. The two piece rack straddles the boat and is both crowned and inclined for runoff.

Use the free instructions with pictures to help you build your own wooden barn quilt.

Construction plans for a boat landing with a wharf and a covered boatport and deck with seating.

This wooden bucket is decorative in the sense that it can not be used for some of the tasks expected of a standard bucket, such as carrying water. It does, however, have other practical uses and makes a very attractive planter.

Ears wiggle, eyes pop and tongues stick out. Here are the tricks for building wooden versions of the old-time mechanical banks.

Tricks for making perfect classical bracket feet. By Jack Hutchison - Woodworkers Club of Houston

Diagram only for this business card holder.

Learn how to make a wooden bowtie, complete with templates at the link.

With just a few tools and some scrap wood you can make a boot jack like this one. It is very easy and at the link there is a downloadable diagram.

Here is a quick and easy project that requires only a few tools. The boot jack is also a very useful tool for removing your boots.

This is a very simple project. Only adult woodcrafters should use a drill or drill press to make the holes in this item. The entire project is constructed from 3/4 inches pine planking boards and an old coat hanger.

This magic coin bank has a drawer where you drop in your coin. When you close the drawer and open it again the coin is gone!

A wooden door mat. This one comes in sooooo handy for those grubby shoes and mess! Why not make 2, one for each door!

This project is quick and easy and would make a perfect gift. Here is how to make it.

Bracket feet have just the right combination of strength and elegance. The thick blocks provide plenty of support for a project like the blanket chest in Woodsmith No. 145. But the graceful contours of the faces and the curves of the scalloped profiles keep the feet from looking too heavy. All in all, they are pretty impressive. This supplementary article is available to download in this Online Extra.

Get your scroll saw out and make your own butterfly wall art. Perfect for a childs room or playroom. If you follow along at the link you will see just how easy it is to create. It has layers for dimension.

Courtesy of Diana Thompsons web site, ScrollsawInspirations.