We had a large dying cedar tree on our new property, and rather than wait for it to turn into a hazard.. I cut it down and it took it to my sawyer ( superiorartisanwood.com ) and had him mill it up into a bunch of lumber to build a trellis on our property!
We mill a big red oak tree into slabs and dimensional material to be turned into a huge farmhouse table with benches!
What do you get when you mix 100 year old barn wood, a CNC, and epoxy? A pretty cool farmhouse table!
Quick, easy, and cheap raised garden beds! I built these mostly from reclaimed material! But, thanks to using the roofing metal they're still very affordable since minimal lumber is used.
A blueberry orchard was something we wanted on our new homestead, especially after having a few good bushes at our last suburban property. Establishing an orchard wasn't high on the priority list though, until I heard about a local orchard clearing out a lot of mature bushes..
The shop is done! Well, as done as it'll be for a bit. There's some buttoning up to do but isn't that always the case?
I made these DIY snow sleds in about 30 minutes each! After an uncommonly large snow for North Mississippi, I wanted my boys to have the opportunity to sled.. but they're not for sale around here. With all kinds of random material at my disposal, I came up with a plan for what I thought would be some quick and easy to build sleds and the boys loved them!
This is the repository for the YouCanMakeThisToo Dream Shop build out of converting an old horse pole barn into a woodshop!
LATEST GUIDES
Woodworkers can be really tough to shop for, so here's some ideas of things they'll love and why they'll love them!
There are a ton of finishing options for cutting boards at a variety of price points, application methods, and all with varying levels of durability. Which is best? Watch to find out!
You can easily get the look of breadboards without spending a lot of effort doing time consuming joinery, without ignoring wood movement! Here's one approach I take when doing breadboards but speed is important.
Everyone knows what tools you need in the shop, but there's a lot we use that aren't "tools." In this video I go over some of those oft used non-tool items in our shop!
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Tool Reviews
There’s nothing worse than realizing that you don’t have the right tool for the task at hand, except knowing that you have the right tool somewhere and not being able to find it. Today, we’ll take a look at a few great products from Husky that ensure that you not only have the tools that you need but also that you can find them in your time of need.
Digital plans for the Outfeed Assembly Table. Contains detailed instructions based on 3D model, plus a cut list and cut sheets.
This workbench finishes out to 40” x 56” x 33 3/4” tall.
Details plans for my Assembly Table!
Plans are based on a 3D model and include details assembly diagrams, all dimensions, and cut sheets!
Shows you all the dimensions you need to build this Hand Tool Workbench
These plans give you all the critical dimensions you need to build the workbench and leg vise. Details for the end vise are not included because they are dependent on what vise you buy which will include instructions.
Router Table Plans!
Shows you how to make this Router Table
Based on off 3D model
Includes detailed instructions
Shows you how to build this DIY LEGO Table.
These plans give you all the critical dimensions you need to build the basic table. To add LEGO inlays, see the post and video

How I made our new coffee bar/buffet, dining table, and dining chairs!