Kitchen & Bath Woodworking Projects

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A kitchen in the process of cabinet installation.
How to Build and Install Cabinets

Building cabinets is essentially constructing a lot of boxes and attaching them together.

Maple Cutting Board

If it's strong enough for baseball bats, then it will hold up to your chopping needs.

A single knife and three garlic gloves on a used cutting board.
How to Build a Cutting Board

Build and finish your own custom cutting board.

A kitchen with wood countertops.
How to Build Wood Countertops

Get a unique and less expensive countertop by making the surface out of hardwood.

up-close grain of raw, unpainted chipboard
How to Paint Chipboard

Chipboard is hard to paint correctly — that is, unless you have the right guide.

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How to Build Your Own China Cabinet

Learning how to build your own china cabinet is a great project for the intermediate-level carpenter.

modern half-wall breakfast bar overlooking kitchen
Constructing The Perfect Half-Wall Breakfast Bar

A half-wall breakfast bar is for more than eating breakfast. Follow these steps to build your own.

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How to Repair a Tambour Cabinet Door

Tambour cabinet doors are made using an antique woodworking technique.

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How to Make a Wooden Mantel Clock

To make a beautiful heirloom wooden mantle clock, you will need patience and the appropriate tools.

Kitchen with white laminate countertops and green cabinets
Building a Custom Laminate Countertop

Use your DIY skills to create a new look over the weekend.

wooden towel rack with white rolled up towels
How to Build a Bathroom Towel Rack

Keep those towels dry, fluffy, and close to hand!

man building a wooden chair
How to Make a Chair

Make a chair to accent your space—or just because you can!

chunks of beeswax on a wood safe finished cutting board with flowers and a fern
Food Safe Wood Finishing

Keep your kitchen healthy and safe with natural oils.

Fancy Kitchen
Creating Wood Countertop Edges

Countertop edges, new or old, will often need a piece of trim to dress up the counter or to hide cracks, unwanted marks, or gouges on the countertop edges.