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For this curved plywood chair project, at the link you will find a full build video as well as step-by-step instructions with pictures. The process is called bent lamination and is easier to do than you might think with the right tools and supplies.

This handsome plywood box was built without using a box joint jig. The plywood adds a lovely pattern to the box and it is easy to make using the free woodworking instructions available at the link.

This octagon picnic table features open seats to make it easier to get in and out of, and seats 8 adults. You could build this and have it finished in one weekend and be using it right away. Follow the free woodworking plans at the link to build this picnic table.

This drill guide jig was built using scrap plywood. If you have to drill accurate holes and don't have a drill press, you may need to take a few minutes to build this plywood drill guide jig. Just follow along at the link to see how to build it.

Bears like wine too! A perfect accent for the cabin and a great gift or for anyone who loves wildlife. Project holds a wine bottle at an angle so the cork stays moist. Easy to cut from 7/16 and 3/4 inch pine. All patterns drawn FULL SIZE. Bear measures approximately 12 inches long.

These beautiful built in bedroom cabinets are perfect for adding style and loads of storage to your bedroom while giving your bed a built in look. Follow along at the link and build your own storage cabinets.

Need extra beds? Maybe you should use the free plans available at the link to build a set of triple bunk beds. Why build 2 when you can build 3!!

This handy X base side table would make a perfect table for any room of your house including the bedroom. The X gives it a unique factor that not everyone will have in their home. Follow along at the link to see how it was built. Perhaps get creative with the wood grain.

Build a beautiful dog bowl stand using the free woodworking step-by-step instructions available at the link. this one was built using oak, but you could use any wood you have on hand. Also don't forget to size it appropriately for your dog.

Take advantage of the free plans at the link to build a set of bunk beds. As always plans can be modified but these ones are pretty perfect as is.

Organize your shovels, brooms, and other garden tools in one convenient caddy. Inexpensive to make from 1 x 4 inch boards. Upright storage prolongs life of brooms and eliminates rust marks caused by laying metal tools on your garage floor.

Smart!! Now you can build a height adjustable kids chair for your little one. This chair can be adjusted to fit your kid as they grow. Follow the free woodworking plans at the link to build one today.

Standing on a rugged piece of terrain, this majestic moose looks stunning. Easy to build from 3/4 inch thick lumber. (It is pictured made from pine) Make one for each end table. All patterns are drawn FULL SIZE. Measures 15-3/4 inches high to top of antlers.

You can build your own low media cabinet using the free plans available at the link. Lots of storage, both open and closed with this one.

Build your own outdoor sofa using the free woodworking plans available at the link. Be sure to purchase your cushions before you begin to build so they will fit. These building plans are beginner friendly.

Cute right? If you own a lathe and enjoy turning then perhaps this project is for you. You can now turn a set of bears using the free woodworking instructions at the link. The contrasting wood used in these bears makes them awesome.

At the link you will find free plans to build this 2 x 4 bench. Plans include material list with cutting list and shopping list, step-by-step instructions, and a free PDF download of the plan.

Three majestic moose create the base for this attractive plant stand. The large 11 inch diameter top will accommodate even larger flower pots. Simple construction from 3/4 inch thick pine and 7/16 inch thick for the antlers. All patterns drawn FULL SIZE. The moose stand is 11-1/2 inches high.

This full size canopy bed sits low to the ground so no monsters can hid beneath! At the link you will find free plans to build this bed and you can modify the plans to make another size canopy bed if you wish.

Here is a quick and easy project for you to make: a serving tray with handles. You only need a few basic tools and either leather drawer pulls or what ever you wish to use for handles and that's it! Follow along at the link and build a 12 x 16 x 2.25 inch serving tray. Oh, and you can modify the size too.

Say that 3 times fast! Build a plywood plant pot using just a few tools and plywood. The plywood ends give this plant pot cover a unique look. Modify the size to suit your plant pot needs.

This cardinal-shaped bird feeder uses a recycled pop bottle to hold the seed! Requires a plastic 20 oz. wide-mouth soda pop or energy drink bottle.

While this is called a grill cart prep table it is so versatile and could be used for just about anything. While a shop full of tools will speed up the building process, It is easy to build and the only tools you really need are a jigsaw and drill. Follow along with the free plans at the link.

Isn't this live edge bar/table gorgeous? While the base looks like metal it is actually wood painted black. At the link, they walk you through the steps to build your own bar/table. If you can't get your hands on live edge, you could always use regular lumber.

The mystery box illusion is one of the easiest magic tricks to perform yet one of the most baffling of all magic illusions. Because it is mechanical (it works by itself - no sleight of hand required) it is perfect for first time magicians or anyone just getting into magic. You begin by tilting the box toward the audience and opening the lid so everyone can see the box is empty. ...

This round side table has beautiful angled legs and the top measures 30 inches across. It looks more complicated than it is to build, impress your friends with those legs! Just click on the link and follow the free plans and video to see how it was built.

This stylish modern plywood bookshelf is perfect for books and decor. Easy to build using plywood and a few simple tools, The finishing adds to the modern aspect of this bookshelf.

New homes and apartments often have no fireplace chimney for Santa to use to enter the home. Does this mean that the children will not get any presents? Not if you have this Santa Key!

Free plans at the link to build one of these tall end pantry cabinets. So useful for loads of storage. Build it using mostly plywood.

Welcome your guests with a glass of wine. This convenient server fits almost anywhere. It holds a bottle of wine and four wine glasses. Project swivels on a Lazy Susan bearing. All patterns drawn FULL SIZE. Measures 10-1/2 inches high x 11 inches diameter.