In today’s episode of Field Treasure Designs, I show you how I used a DRYER VENT to make some concrete bookends. This was a super easy project that turned out unique and cool! Check out the details below… Before we get started, make sure to follow me on YouTube, Facebook, Pinterest and Instagram to keep up with all
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Shop Vac Caster Upgrade
Let’s face it. Shop Vac casters are terrible! The don’t roll or swivel very well and are cheap plastic and loud. In today’s episode, I am going to show you how I upgraded my shop vac with some awesome new casters. After searching around for some new ones that could just plug into the holes
Continue reading »Twin Platform Beds & Hexagon Tile Headboards
My daughters have been begging me for beds for a long time and I finally took the time to deliver! I knew I wanted to do platform beds for them, as we are moving toward the modern look as well as easy to move since we will be moving homes again soon. I had this
Continue reading »Easy Modern (Non) Metal Table Legs
My wife and I wanted a more modern look for our dining table base. After looking at some metal options, I decided that I didn’t want to spend the money on metal legs or risk them not fitting right since I would have to buy online. I also decided not to attempt to buy the
Continue reading »Building the Paulk Workbench, Part 1 | Main Cuts & Saw Horses
After moving houses (and workshops) with my family 4 times since I started woodworking in 2012, I decided this time to design my shop with the concept of mobility. Whether I need to take the shop on site to help someone or to the next house/workshop if we ever move again I want this to
Continue reading »DIY Construction Truck Sign
Every night we read one of the best books to our son before bed – “Goodnight, Goodnight Construction Site” (link here: https://amzn.to/2sPuOsf). This book inspired this awesome Construction Truck Sign for my son’s room. It was a really fun project using basic materials and some stencils that we bought from our friends at Stencil Chimp.
Continue reading »How to Make a Stencil!
Over the years we have made and sold thousands of items (wood prints, pallet clocks and two time zone clocks) that we painted all kinds of shapes on – countries, states, animals and even company brand logos. To do that we used our own hand made stencils! In today’s episode, I’m showing you exactly how
Continue reading »DIY Doll Bunk Beds!
I wanted to give my daughters a handmade gift this year for Christmas, and thanks to my friend Jamison over at Rogue Engineer, I made them these awesome DIY Doll Bunk Beds! I was able to get the free plans off of his website (link HERE) and only took a few days to make! At
Continue reading »My DIY Standing Desk Modification!
When I started setting up my office the first thing I needed was a desk. After looking on Facebook Marketplace I finally found one! The only problem was that it was a little too short and I really have been wanting to join the standing desk movement. So for $20 I bought some posts at
Continue reading »DIY Floating Pipe Shelves!
I’ve decided to completely re-do my office and as part of the overhaul, I decided to upgrade from a standard bookshelf and make my own DIY Pipe Floating Shelves. This project only took a couple of days, but you can easily do it in a day! Before we get started, make sure to follow me
Continue reading »DIY Workshop – Rustic Wheelbarrow
Welcome to this episode of our DIY Workshop in partnership with other awesome bloggers and the Home Depot! Today I am going to show you the seasonal Rustic Wheelbarrow that my wife and I have been working on. This was a simple and fun project that can now be enjoyed around the house or given
Continue reading »DIY Workshop – Football Toss Game
*This DIY Workshop post is sponsored by The Home Depot. Welcome to our DIY Worshop! Today I am finally revealing my first build since last summer! I cannot believe its been that long since I have done a woodworking project. I guess that is what moving twice in 6 months will do to your life. Ok
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