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New video up on YouTube! 🎥 click @jonnybuilds for link. I made this bookcase out of 10 gauge steel panels cut with an angle grinder. The shelves are Douglas fir 2x12, and I added stained shou sugi ban to the top shelf. I build this whole thing with

I’m wrapping up the video, and I’m excited to share this next project with y’all. It’s a steel & wood bookcase using only 4 tools & zero welding. This might be the most approachable, easy DIY project I’ve done to

#sponsored When building the crop circle table I got to try out some really awesome new tools from Ryobi including this 18V Rotary tool. This was the perfect tool to sand the tabs left from the cnc. I did a whole build article & tool review on my

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New VIDEO alert! This Reclaimed Barnwood Table is the follow up to the epoxy inlaid Parsons tables from last summer. While it’s my longest video to date, it’s definitely my most in depth video on the process and fixing mistakes from last

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