- Outdoor Woodworking Projects
- Building Wooden Organizers
- Building Wooden Tables
- General Woodworking Technique
- Kitchen & Bath Woodworking Projects
- Repairing Wood Finishes
Outdoor Woodworking Projects

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Create this classic piece of furniture with only a few supplies.

Make your home accessible to all by building a wood ramp in 7 steps.

Your scrap is also your raw materials.
Painting your wooden planters is a creative and easy outdoor project that you can finish in a weekend.
Step ladders are very useful because they can stand independently of any wall.

Use available lumber for a device that will haul.

Pegboard pegs can be thin or thick, colored or made of wood.
Take a backyard play area to a whole new level with the addition of a wooden fort.

This basic woodworking project is perfect for a beginner.

They're great for holidays, BBQs, or any special occasion.

Get an affordable piece of exercise equipment.

Rocking chair squeaks are typically easy to repair.
With wooden or composite pegboard, it is the pegs that will make vertical storage possible.

Add a wood railing to your concrete stairs for extra safety.
Exterior railings made from wood fit right into natural surroundings.

Make it secure, convenient, and appealing.

Any swing set will need repairs.

Read this before you start staining!

Wall framing is the skeletal support of your space.

Give an old bench a new look with a faux bois technique.
A buckboard wagon is a very basic form of transport, often made from large pieces of lumber.
If you want to spend the day at the seaside, then you could use a beach wagon.
A covered wooden wagon evokes memory of a distinct kind for every American.

Use that old wagon wheel for a new furniture piece.

Keep your outdoor seating looking great and well protected.

Benches only last a few years.

Here's what you need to know if you're thinking about building a picnic table.

What do you need to build the table?

Ramp up the character of your house.

For all your indoor/outdoor napping needs.

Boost both your curb appeal and growing power.

If you're making a wooden sign, make sure it will last with weatherproofing!
Wooden signs can be useful and needed for several reasons.

Get into the signage game!

Give any space a sense of rustic nostalgia.

Having a bench swing in your backyard can be a nice escape.

Build your own cedar garden bench to turn your flower garden into an outdoor living space. The following
A very artistic and economically viable way to create a porch bench is to go the rustic way. This simply means that you use materials from the outdoors, like rough and untreated timber. This includes all the parts of the bench except for the bolts and tools you would be using. The material can be anything
A porch bench adds just the right amount of comfort and charm. Whether for decoration or casual sitting, the style is up to you. Building a porch bench yourself is not as complicated as you think. With a little bit of know-how and work, you will be relaxing on something made with your own hands. Follow
Building a porch bench is a great idea, not only for decorative, but also for practical purposes. Rather than buying a ready-made bench, you could build one yourself, by following these basic steps. Apart from making it according to the your wishes, in terms of size, shape and color, you will also save
A wooden porch bench is not only a great decorative piece, but is also a very usable piece of exterior furniture. When it wears down and gets old, it will need to be repaired, in order to maintain its appearance and usability. This is actually a simple job, that can be accomplished in a matter of hours
A front porch swing is an excellent place to relax. With a little bit of woodworking experience, you can build your own A-frame porch swing. Materials to be used: For the A-frame: 5 4x4 posts 2 28 inch supports (4X4 stock) 2 34 inch supports (4X4 stock) 2 sets of A-frame brackets 4 2x4 posts Galvanized
Add a boat dock bumper to protect the piers from incoming boats. Dock bumpers are made of vinyl, rubber or high density foam, are easily available commercially and can be attached to your boat dock with a little effort. To start with, place the bumper alongside the pier and anchor it in place by screwing