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In less than 10 minutes, this project gives you something to add to your collection of arm candy that can stand through the constantly changing fashion seasons. From the photo alone, these bookends might look like they came out of a fancy home and interior design store. To make that, it would only take you half an hour. Instead of buying a standard-looking one, this tutorial gives you steps on how to make it on your own and even tells how you can customize it according to your space and to the appearance you want.

There are certain ways you can improve the look of your home without doing a full makeover. This wooden valance, for instance, can upgrade your bathroom if you put it over your tub or shower area as this tutorial demonstrates. This bath caddy provides space for things like that and more. Not only that, it adds to the cozy and rustic vibe. If you also made the valance and ladder for the bathroom, this will go well with those especially if you have a plain white bathroom that badly needs some accents.

Compared to the first two projects, this one would require even less materials and even less time. In a similar way, show some state pride! As a bonus, you get some exercise out of this project too as you go outdoors and hunt for discarded or fallen twigs.

This one is the real thing. They say a clean space helps in clearing up your head for any kind of work. This pencil holder is handy for anyone regardless of the nature of their job and finishing it only takes about 20 minutes. Using the same concept as to creating the pencil holder, this makeup brush holder is basically the same thing, only specified for your makeup tools instead of your writing tools. There are many methods to how you can store your makeup brushes but the most advisable of all that many professional makeup artists would swear by is keeping them upright at all times if possible.

Displaying printed photos are still one of the best ways to decorate your space. Both you and anyone who visits your place will most likely appreciate. That picture holder requires the most minimal work on your part. Learn to make this DIY: apartmenttherapy.

Since the wooden part is only a fraction of the whole piece, this would be easy to finish in just 10 minutes or less. Check out the complete tutorial here: thethingsshemakes.

Birch is a glorious kind of wood that looks clean and elegant when polished. Just cutting down a branch into pieces will already give you a set, but dipping them on different paints will give them an extra play on textures and colors.

The possibilities are endless with what you can put on this wall hanging piece. This driftwood holds a lot more than necklaces when put up in a room. This tutorial teaches you how to make a wooden clock in just about 30 minutes to an hour. This project also breaks the record as it requires the least amount of materials.

Nothing beats a standard phone and tablet stand. You can make a wooden one on your own with this tutorial in about an hour or two. While the previous gadget stand can be used for both phones and tablets, this project is more suitable for tablets.

This dock does the same thing of holding your tablet upright while you read or watch on the device. However, this one is easier to make. You can also make several versions of it for every slanted position you want your tablet to stand. What we love about this DIY version is it includes everything you need to know about how to make it in a very easy and understandable visual instruction. This napkin holder looks much better to be put on the dining table.

Wooden cutting boards can come expensive especially when it carries a big brand name. This project is very easy to make and finish in one afternoon. This particular project is something of that nature. Intrigued, I set about to test as many of these little saws as I could.

My goal was twofold: First, to determine what kinds of woodworking jobs these diminutive, affordable band saws are capable of. Besides varying in features and cosmetics, each saw has its own performance personality, and some just flat-out cut better than others. There are but a few elements of the Craftsman that distinguish it from the competition. While its welded frame is just like two other saws, its wheels have wider, sturdier looking spokes than the other two.

The Craftsman has plenty of power to tackle all the basic band saw cutting operations, crosscutting, ripping and even doing light resawing of hardwoods. This is a practical feature, as the ribs can help keep sawdust from hanging up the workpiece.

To stabilize its running blade, the Craftsman BAS is fitted with the exact same ball-bearing thrust bearings and steel pin friction side guides both above and below the table as found on the Central Machinery and Ryobi saws.

Friction pins are easy to adjust and do a fine job of stabilizing the blade during cutting. Unfortunately, the upper guides on the Craftsman mount to the same molded plastic guide post assembly found on the other two saws.

These posts raise and lower smoothly, via a rack-and-pinion mechanism. But the posts also deflect relatively easily and could possibly break if impacted by a sharp blow.

The bright blue and yellow Ryobi BS band saw is sold exclusively through the Home Depot chain of building supply stores, and comes with a very generous three-year warranty. Like the similarly appointed Craftsman and Central Machinery models, the Ryobi sports a blade tension release lever, something more typically found on full-sized band saws. The BS crosscut well using exactly the same little plastic-headed, aluminum bar miter guide as comes with the Craftsman and Central Machinery saws.

Just be patient, as the feed speed must be slow to prevent bogging down the blade.

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