In this post, I take on a $3,600 designer dresser and prove you can build it yourself for a fraction of the cost. I walk you through my entire process of building this modern 6 drawer dresser using Red Oak.

Let’s be honest: for most DIYers, the scariest part of building a dresser or cabinet isn't the frame, it’s the drawers. If you’ve ever built a drawer that turned out 1/8th of an inch too wide to slide in, or one that fell off the tracks because it was too narrow, you know the pain. Conventional woodworking tells you to measure the opening, do a bunch of fractional math to account for slide clearance, and hope you cut perfectly. I don't do that. I use a reverse engineering me

I built this entire bench using nothing but 2x4’s… And it cost me less than $50 If you’ve been wanting a simple beginner, friendly woodworking project that still looks high-end this is the one. Tools and Materials Tools: Drill + Driver Table saw 2 1/2” wood screws (100) Sander Clamps Materials: 2x4x8 (9) Wood glue Stain and finish of choice Right angle brackets (4) Cut List: 48” x 3” x 1.5” (10) 15” x 3” x 1.5” (20) Step 1 Cut all the wood to size and cut the rounded sides o

Learn how to build a stylish and sturdy flat-pack bookcase for just $100! This budget-friendly DIY project is perfect for small spaces,...