100 Weekend Projects Anyone Can Do: Easy, practical projects using basic tools and standard materials

100 Weekend Projects Anyone Can Do: Easy, practical projects using basic tools and standard materials

by Editors at The Family Handyman

288 pages· 2016· ISBN 9781621453291
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100 do-it-yourself simple projects, requiring only basic tools, precut lumber and standard materials.

Build fashionable, functional, inexpensive indoor and backyard furniture—even if you're a complete beginner. These are realistic projects for the average weekend warrior that require no great skills, just normal tools you already have and easy-to-buy materials available at any home store.

Here's a small sample of what's inside:

Build a simple-but-stylish bookcase 

Cut garage clutter with oversized shelves

Double your closet space with easy accessories

Build a rock-solid workbench in 3 hours

Maximize kitchen storage with clever cabinet inserts

Build backyard furniture, a garden arbor, planters and more!

Benches, garden and deck chairs

Outdoor storage

Quick projects like bird houses, handy hints, and more

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