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Flip-top multi-functional workbench
Pine timber framing and Plywood were used to build a flexible workbench to incorporate a table saw and mitre saw. Mitre Saw, Table Saw, Flip-Top Workbench The project My old workbench - as good as it's been over the past 12 years - needed a revamp, which was the inspiration for this project. I wanted a workbench that…
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Illuminated planter box
I've always wanted to make a Planter Box that was a little bit different to all the other Planter Boxes out there which gave me the idea of adding lighting to the underside of the Capping which adds a lot of ambiance to your deck, porch or pool area. Made from Merbau with a Plastic Potting Container inserted, this Planter…
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Patio chair using Pine and decking boards
This might just be my favourite quick win project yet. A modern, designer-style Patio Chair using nothing more than 90 x 35 pine, some decking boards, a handful of screws and basic power tools. No fancy joinery. No expensive gear. Just a simple, satisfying build that you can knock up in a weekend. Hope you like it 👍😁…
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Multi-functional, flip-top workbench
Mitre Saw, Table Saw, Flip-Top WorkbenchMy old workbench, as good as it's been over the past 12 years needed a revamp which was the inspiration for this project. I wanted a workbench that incorporated a table saw as well as a mitre saw with the ability for the mitre saw to be flipped and stored underneath the bench when…
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Campervan conversion using Bunnings materials
Finished Project!I've always wanted to do a Van to Campervan conversion and when my son rang me up and said " Dad, you can say no if you want, but I've just bought myself a van and l was wondering if you'd like to have a crack at converting it into a camper? I think he knew l’d jump at the suggestion and boom….5 solid…
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Campervan conversion using Bunnings materials
A Hyundai van converted into a campervan with double sofa bed and loads of built-in storage in just five weeks using Bunnings materials. The project I've always wanted to do a van-to-campervan conversion. My son rang me up and said: "Dad, I've just bought myself a van and l was wondering if you'd like to have a crack at…
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Ironbark vertical batten fence for the ultimate kerb appeal
The front of our house needed a new fence as the old one, which was probably built in the Jurassic Period, was looking a little tired and unappealing. After some thought in regard to adding some street appeal to our property, and since we live in a beachside village, we decided on a fence built out of Ironbark in the style…
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Space-saving fold down DIY workbench
This Wall Mounted Fold Down Workbench is a Game Changer for Tiny Homes and Small Workshops! Static workbenches and Dining Tables suck up a lot of valuable space in your Workshop or Tiny Home. Having a Workbench or Dining Table that you can fold up and store flat against your wall frees up so much space. In my case, l can…
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Hardwood and mesh trellis with planter boxes
Recycled hardwood and galvanised mesh used to build a trellis with planter boxes in a backyard area where it was previously often wet. The project We had a dead area in our backyard that was always too wet for anything to grow. With that in mind we decided to build a trellis fence out of recycled hardwood floor joists,…
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Recycled hardwood and trellis fence with planter boxes
We had a dead area in our back yard that was always to wet for anything to grow. With that in mind we decided to build a trellis fence out of recycled hardwood floor joists, with Cor10 (Corten Steel) Planter Boxes in-between. The planter boxes kept the new plants off the ground and instead of dying, are now flourishing!…
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Space-saving folding workbench
A handy collapsible workbench made from formply and DAR Pine, and painted with black enamel paint. The project The amazing folding workbench for small workshops. A surprisingly easy project that is a great solution for small work spaces where a static workbench is not suitable as it takes up too much room. Every D.I.Y.…
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Ironbark vertical batten fence
A front fence built with vertical Ironbark battens. The project The front of our house needed a new fence as the old one, which was probably built in the Jurassic Period, was looking a little tired and unappealing. After some thought in regard to adding some street appeal to our property, and since we live in a beachside…
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Space-saving folding workbench
The Amazing Folding Workbench for Small Workshops. A surprisingly easy project that is a great solution for small work spaces where a static workbench is not suitable as it takes up to much room. Every DIY enthusiast needs a workbench and now there isn’t an excuse not to have one especially if you are like me and only have…
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Low-level hardwood deck over concrete
A low-level hardwood deck under a verandah is finished with a clear oil for a rich, natural look. The project The decking boards and the posts are a timber called Tonka or Brazilian Teak. I absolutely love the stuff. It's the only hardwood l know of that doesn't leach tannins. That's one of the reasons l've used it – it…
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New low-lying deck over concrete
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DIY Cactus Planter - scrap wood project for under $5
Scrap Wood Cactus Planter!
