Let's be real. Date night isn't date night unless the hardware store is involved, right? There's no bonding like paint aisle bonding. Don't even get me started on the power tool section. This extra comfy tee is the kind I wear in pretty much every video because they're so comfortable. Shirt Specs: A classic fit made with ultrasoft tri-blend fabric. 50% polyester, 25% combed ring-spun cotton, 25% rayon Lightweight fabric (3.4 oz) Regular fit Unisex sizing

This 32 page printable digital plan set is a comprehensive, step-by-step guide for building a beautiful, large farmhouse style dining table using readily available lumber and the tools you have. It offers clear guidance every step of the way, so whether you're new to woodworking or an experienced pro, you'll have the guidance you need to get the job done confidently. These premium plans include: 3D Rendered Images Througout - for clear visuals Complete Dimensions - broken down in every step, and as a whole Cut List - every board cut, optimized for minimal waste Shopping List - including lumber, hardware and finishes Tips and Tricks - pro tips to make the job easier and stronger Customizations - make it your own by increasing or decreasing the size plus alternate ends for the table top Adaptations - To help you work with whatever kinds of saws and tools you have These plans make it easy to see every step along the way and include all of the information you need to buy, prepare, cut, texture, assemble and finish your masterpiece.The idea behind this table is that you can create a beautiful and sturdy table that you can own for generations, but do so without breaking the bank. This entire build costs well under $500 in most of North America and you can even use upgraded lumber (hardwoods) to make it even more of an heirloom piece. Whichever way you decide to go, we know you'll love how this table turns out. OVERALL TABLE DIMENSIONS (CUSTOMIZABLE): Width: 96" Height: 29 1/2" Depth: 42" APPROX. COST TO BUILD: <$500 USD SKILL LEVEL: BEGINNER TO INTERMEDIATE

You know the old saying... Measure Twice, Cut Once? Well, it's a saying for a reason. Bad things can happen when you only measure once. Show your friends and family what happens when you don't follow that advice (notice the extra cut marks and poorly cropped graphic!).

This planter box is a super simple build that only requires a circular saw, drill and a brad nailer. A table saw and miter saw make it even easier but aren't required. The box measures 18" H x 38 3/4" W x 19" D and uses only 9 Cedar Fence Pickets and a single 2x4. We have had ours in front of our house for years and they're holding up beautifully. Be sure to check out the build video at https://youtu.be/c5AXj6afENc to follow along! These woodworking plans include all dimensions required and simple step by step instructions to follow along.

Build your very own 18" Planter Box for just $20 in supplies usng Cedar fence pickets and a pressure treated 2x4. These plans walk you through every step and include a full cut list, optimized layout for cutting and an optional design pattern for the four sides of the box. This digital PDF is a 12-page, full color guide that makes it easy to follow along. This PDF can be printed or used in its native digital format.

When you're a hard core DIYer, you don't pay someone to do something or even a buy a product that you can make yourself! Why? Because you're a DIYer, for crying out loud. Why pay someone else when you can spend way more money and time doing it yourself?!