Page 6 - Woodworking Projects

These epoxy-filled holiday pattern ornaments are a twist on scroll saw holiday ornaments you may have seen. Cut out the pattern and fill the voids with Table Top Epoxy. You can color the epoxy with a rainbow of pigment colors and metallics. Choose your own pattern or use one of the five we provide in the plan or as CNC design files.

This beanbag toss game is a fun twist on the familiar backyard bag toss (aka cornhole) game. We built the game boards using a few DeWALT tools, including the DeWALT DWS520K Heavy-Duty 6-1/2 165mm TrackSaw Kit, a DeWALT 20V MAX* Cordless/Brushless Jigsaw and a DeWALT 20V MAX* XR Cordless/Brushless Compact Router. The game is played with the two game boards you make and a couple of sets of 5" x 5" beanbags. The game is scored by the number of bags that fall on or in each hole. The top hole is worth 2 points. The middle hole is worth 1 point. And the bottom hole costs you 1 point.

The Envelope Table created by this plan is perfect for game night with the family, and the leaves fold back up into a smaller end table to save on space.

Learn how to turn a ring. Ring turning is a project that offers a huge range of creative options. You can choose to turn a ring from almost any hardwood species or acrylic ring blank. You also have the choice of several styles of metal or ceramic ring cores. Turning rings does require more precision and attention to detail than some other types of woodturning projects, but it is not difficult if you take your time and work carefully.

Whether you're a seasoned woodworker or a DIY enthusiast, a beautiful wood cutting board is a functional and decorative addition to any kitchen. Plus, it makes a fantastic handmade gift! The best part is you don’t need many tools and supplies to make a

Make a beautiful box to hold your precious jewelry or keepsakes. You can build a box from one of these free project plans or take them as inspiration to create your own box design.

Bandsaw boxes are an attractive project that can be completed in just a few hours in your shop.

Making this toy tugboat is surprisingly quick and simple, but it will make good use of your workshop skills.

This centerpiece glass table combines the best parts of standard craftsmanship with complex latticework and design to display all levels of your woodworking ability.

This drop-leaf table was designed based on a classic plan from Woodworker's Journal Magazine twenty years before, but modernized.

Herringbone pattern tables add a touch of sophisticated elegance to any space. Whether using a single species of wood or employing several, you can’t go wrong with this easy DIY table.The table is supported on a set of Rockler I-Semble A-Style Steel Legs with Adjustable Feet Project design and plan by Char Miller-King from The Wooden Maven.