Wifey saw a desk she wanted for $150, I said I could make that for half the price and twice as good, $300 later here is the result5mo · CursedBear87 · r/woodworking
Scrollsawn project with all natural woods (no stains or dyes). Prince John and Hiss from Robin Hood. Oodalally!!1mo · woodland_porpoise · r/woodworking
Remember to sign your work. I used to really like this table I rescued from a dump pile two years ago. Just found the inscription...now I love this table. It’s maker, TRBoone, was a janitor at the University of Nebraska in 1914. Thanks for the good work, Mr. Boone. You were an artist.1yr · SarahLiora · r/woodworking
I just turned 20 and have been doing woodwork for about a year now. Just finished this cherry desk with blackened legs.1yr · GreenBeanLambTagine · r/woodworking
Melting wood effect im working on. Still needs some sandpaper love but very pleased with my first attempt.7mo · papertomm · r/woodworking
End grain cutting board made from 157 pieces of black walnut, birdseye maple, and padauk.1yr · Chirurgo · r/woodworking
I needed a shed and wanted an outdoor bar so I combined the two ideas. Still more to do but I’m really liking how it’s turning out.7mo · thompsonwoodworks · r/woodworking
I carved and gifted the Terminator pipe to Arnold birthday and he sent me a photo.4mo · RadonLab · r/woodworking
My first woodworking project. A 🔥 rack to display all of my hot sauces!5mo · TylerWelsch · r/woodworking
After 8 months of hard work I can finally call it DONE! Over 1600 hrs of work into one staircase9mo · MauiMakes · r/woodworking
My 14-year old son built this coffee table for his sister and her boyfriend as a Christmas gift. It measures 28” x 42” and is made of red oak with red oak stain and polyurethane finish.1yr · TexasKolache · r/woodworking
Really happy with the way this Live Edge Elm table turned out as you can see on my face.10mo · L0114R · r/woodworking
Every good woodworking book will tell you, the first step to building a crib is digging a 50ft long trench to run 240v to the garage for your table saw.6mo · woodsmith262 · r/woodworking
Saw stop saved my finger, so I memorialized my first (and hopefully last) one into a shop clock.4mo · aGreenStreetHooligan · r/woodworking
Vlad the builder: third project. We went for the classic picture frame to work on the 45s on the mitre box. He got to help me set up the router table, but dad had to lend a hand on that cut. 😰. He also tried out the brad nailer and glue (March,2018)7mo · WendellBerrymore · r/woodworking
A carpenter laughed and said my vision and budget were nowhere close. So I learned to do it myself. Just added the two cubbies on the left with custom made LED extrusion lighting. Daylight white was used to highlight the clothing and warm white was used as wall washers. Cubbies each weight 70lbs 💪3mo · MnBadger85 · r/woodworking
Just finished my first real piece of furniture (mid century modern walnut coffee table) in my small shed workshop with tools I’ve bought off craigslist.4mo · LilDippa · r/woodworking
First attempt at dovetails... at least my measurements were correct even if my planning wasn’t!5mo · localpossum · r/woodworking
After turning 70 working out of garages basements I have my very own forever space 24x36 didn't think I could fill it up2wk · holdenover · r/woodworking
Laundry room thing the wife wanted. 3/4” Walnut plywood with a pine frame. Used 1/8th walnut as veneer.6mo · science-stuff · r/woodworking
First attempts at Lego men. My lab is showing off her latest creation too.3wk · jpbronco · r/woodworking
Vlad the Builder: Project #6. This was during the free range Vlad season. I had no time to work in the shop with him so there was no input, until he rolled in to the house with a can of grey paint. This was a birthday present for his teacher (Feb. 2019).7mo · WendellBerrymore · r/woodworking
Tough build for me but I finished it. Maple, Walnut, and Padauk entry bench.7mo · smokejones · r/woodworking
Wanted to show off my new dining table I made. Tree came down in a storm over a year ago, milled, dried, flattened, tree to table.1yr · DeCicco_Woodshop · r/woodworking
My GF’s Grandmother passed away and always said ‘bury me in a pine box’. I was so glad to be able to make sure it was at least a decent one. Thanks for the good memories Grandma Janet, miss you1wk · Neckbeards_goneweild · r/woodworking
Just finished this massive wet bar today! My favorite piece I’ve ever done and one I’m most proud of. Took every bit of 3 months to build.11mo · bluegrasshole7 · r/woodworking
Made a desk ornament for my construction firm to show different sizes of rebar and their bending radius4mo · GB-threepwoodworker · r/woodworking
Maiden Voyage of my first cedar strip canoe! No kit, no plans, no staples.7mo · flyingrobotgirl · r/woodworking
My take on the dumpster fire ornament. Complete with a flickering LED tea light to really sell it.1mo · andyhenault · r/woodworking
I made an epoxy-river river-paddle for paddling on rivers (my mom think I'm punny... that's about it)5mo · flyingrobotgirl · r/woodworking
One of my recent wood sculptures. Carved by hand from Walnut and Limewood.6mo · Jo-Bo · r/woodworking
My first project done, made from an oak tree that fell during Hurricane Harvey6mo · hardcorefisting · r/woodworking
Ladies and Gentlemen, I present to you, PLAGUE STICK: Opener of doors, presser of the buttons... Defender of the Purity! Simple project that allows me to get into and out of my office as an essential worker.10mo · crazy_for_potatoes · r/woodworking
It's not often I find the time to build things for myself, but here's my Covid Project. Mid-Century Modern Bookcase.2mo · HILL_R_AND_D · r/woodworking
I started glueing leather scraps onto my furniture legs. They are way nicer than felt pads and also protect my hardwood flooring.2mo · Etna_reddit · r/woodworking
My Die Hard advent calendar. Every day when you pull a tab, Hans Gruber falls a little further down the Nakatomi Tower.1yr · lammage01 · r/woodworking
'Splitting From The Norm'. A 16-year old from a local school has made an insanely awesome piece.3yr · ToxicSneak · r/woodworking
Finally got around to finishing my first real desk, I’m super proud.5mo · finnaginagain · r/woodworking
Decided I don’t want to pay $600 for a patio bench. This is the first thing I’ve built and I’m hooked.10mo · LCox209 · r/woodworking
I craft custom wood rings , a cabinet maker asked me for a custom piece . I figure it might be well recieved here .1yr · Dafoe-Design · r/woodworking
Everyone was so nice about the bed I built. I figured I would show off the nightstands also.1yr · cubs117 · r/woodworking
I'm building a playhouse for my kids, based on Link's house in the game Breath of the Wild. Here is my progress on it so far!6mo · eyesepicblue · r/woodworking
Vlad the builder - second project. After realizing he had raw talent I pulled out the mitre box and we worked on holding a saw, smooth motion, 90 degree angles, taking measurements and butt joints. As you can see, he was feeling quite proud of himself. (Feb.2018)7mo · WendellBerrymore · r/woodworking
Me: “$30 is way too expensive for a dog gate.” $70 later, we have this:4mo · SneezingAtClimax · r/woodworking
The side table worked out so well, so I thought I would try out a similar design on a bookshelf (some build photos in the comments)1yr · WoodiTheWoodpecker · r/woodworking
If you HATE epoxy tables, downvote and scroll on I don’t care. BUT this was my first big table project I made for a Christmas present to my local game shop where I play weekly. It took a lot of effort prepping, building a leak proof form and finishing. I love how it turned out and am super proud.1yr · BaDoogz · r/woodworking
Lesson learned. When making a lamp, it's important to plan the shadows. Back to the ol' drawing board.4yr · GanondalfTheWhite · r/woodworking
Carved from salvaged barn wood as a gift for my friend who's pug recently passed3yr · tyus · r/woodworking
Asked my 3 year old to help make a cutting board for her Grandpa's birthday. So she designed it and then we made it.2mo · crm115 · r/woodworking
My attempt at the mountain napkin holder. It's a nice project to use up some scraps.3d · Estragon94 · r/woodworking
made a coffee table for a client. now he dont want it because business has been slow for him this year. thought i’d share it here. what are your thoughts?4mo · RaoulekuD · r/woodworking
Since this comes up over and over: This is why you don’t use oak or any open grain wood for cutting boards. Instead of glue imagine food in there rotting and eventually making you sick.1yr · CaptainOfMyPants · r/woodworking
A rare look at The Hobbit as a minimalist movie poster made from 8 different woods. I’m going on an adventure!5mo · woodland_porpoise · r/woodworking
I hate all these pictures of clean, organized shops. Here is my messy shop.8mo · joseycuervo · r/woodworking
Bluetooth speaker for my daughter’s graduation present. Lilac from our back yard, Cherry like Grammma’s kitchen cabinets, live edge Birch from camp, and Purpleheart from Mom & Dad ❤️8mo · nopefist · r/woodworking
Wood rack in the winter. Flip it and it is a bar height table in the summer.3mo · oxymoron412 · r/woodworking
My kids' trampoline didn't come with a ladder... so instead of spending the extra $50 for a flimsy store-bought one, I spent $500+ to build one myself6mo · KungFuKhris · r/woodworking
Had to fell a dead English Oak tree, so milled the wood and it lives on as probably the heaviest picnic table in the world.9mo · TheHatterIsMad · r/woodworking
Girlfriend got woodworking classes for me (and her) for Valentine's Day. Been a longtime lurker and am glad to have finally made the jump. Looking forward to learning a lot more!11mo · balward · r/woodworking
My First project as a 18 y/o learning carpenter, made from american walnut11mo · Juantheboatbuilder · r/woodworking
My wife finally followed her dream of woodworking and built me a desk! I thought I'd show it off!3yr · CryptoVegan · r/woodworking
A symbol of my transition from Furniture Making to Guitar Making: I made a guitar out of a shelf I built 3 years ago as an amateur woodworker7mo · trwwhuggwr · r/woodworking
My wife and I lost our baby this week at 18 weeks gestation. I didn’t have much time but I wanted to make the coffin myself.1yr · Coolbassman · r/woodworking
I made a $6 plant stand after my wife wanted to buy an almost identical one for $74.2mo · Hieremias · r/woodworking
I designed a retro looking mailbox post to match our Mid Century Modern mailbox! Cedar is funky to work with.1yr · Dixie__Flatline · r/woodworking
It's not as nice as most things in this sub, but I built a desk for our home office!1yr · buckeye269 · r/woodworking
Built a quarantine desk for my kid and only finished 2 weeks too late for his return to school. Made from red oak.3mo · mertchicken · r/woodworking
Some may call it a waste of wood... I call it a waist of wood! (Built of scraps from my canoe build)9mo · flyingrobotgirl · r/woodworking
Built my son a custom cabin bed with light switch and smart lights11mo · MatthewLucas1983 · r/woodworking
I make wooden books. This is an A5 solid oak sketching journal. The pages are sewn on to exposed leather supports that are attached to the boards with brass binding posts. The wood is stained with a homemade iron acetate stain. Thank you for your time.1yr · toebeanbindery · r/woodworking
A simple urn I’m making for my daughter who was born before she was ready last week. Oak and walnut.1yr · JesseFromJersey · r/woodworking
Heard there was a plywood challenge so here is my plywood rocker for consideration.1yr · smurtle-the-turtle · r/woodworking
Last minute and one night from start to finish casket for my best friends mother who couldn't afford one.1yr · Maddogg59 · r/woodworking
Nintendo controller, I did this at work. Sorry I'm German my English is bad, there are different woods like Mahagoni and cherry.11mo · robbyrobsener · r/woodworking
[Update] I finally finished my firewood rack. Thanks for the helpful tips! First major woodworking project in the bag. What do you think?4mo · lightheat · r/woodworking
My first attempt at making a simple wood and resin lamp. I think it turned out really nice.7mo · dafops_98 · r/woodworking
I finished this wood comb a few days ago, this time I added a mushroom model5mo · emily3289 · r/woodworking
Attempt at folk art! Piece of maple with Purple Heartwood Octopus inlay and walnut boat. The piece of bark on the left side was actually attached to the bark on the left side.1yr · Smokin_Cigs · r/woodworking
