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I made a shelf for my daughter out of beach wood. During assembly I realized that there are at least two possibilities of bringing the pieces together (with all joints connected). This is the reason why i called it a Puzzle Shelf! Are there more ways? I don’t know, please let me know if you see any!
Making a letter opener case from balsa wood. My opener ended up being about 6 mm thick. I had some scraps of balsa wood with exact the same thickness, means perfect for this build. I’ve used PVA glue to hold the wood pieces together. The neodymium magnets (8 mm diameter, 4 mm thick) are glued in with epoxy. Yes, drilling these holes might be tricky, but not impossible.
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Today I’m making a letter opener using scraps of wood and a piece of cutter knife blade.
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Jensen 541 wooden car model assembly. The Jensen 541 was produced by Jensen Motors (British manufacturer of sports cars and commercial vehicles) from 1954 to 1959. Another beautiful piece for my collection.
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Something to practice on. Even if things go a little bit of the line, it will still look awesome 🙂
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In one of my previous videos I made few knife handles. Now it’s time to make a knife block. My design is very simple and easy to build. No fancy joinery, just but joints and few dowels for some extra strength and decorative purposes.
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Making a dump truck based on Mercedes-Benz Actros. As usual, I’m using a scroll saw to cut out the parts. I then glue all pieces together with PVA glue or crazy glue. On project like this, there is always a lot of sanding work. I did most of the sanding ‘off camera’, because this way, I have much more control over the dust. Wood dust is not good for your lungs, so be careful with that if you are planning to build this truck. Anyway, I hope you’ll like it as much as I did.
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Making a dollhouse bunk bed out of plywood (1/12 scale). In this video you can see me making only the bunk bed, however the procedure of making these beds is exactly the same. This little piece of toy furniture has already appeared in one of my previous videos. Surprisingly many people are emailing me asking about it, so i decided to make a video and post the patterns.
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Front blade and grading bucket for my wooden excavator. I should have done this long time ago. So much fun!