- Build a Moose Head
- Build a Couch Platform
- Build a Wood Wall
- Make a Steering Wheel Table
- Make a Circular Bookshelf
- Create a Tin Wall
- Make a Chalkboard
- Build a Tree Stump End Table
- Build a Console Table
- How to Resurface Cabinets
- Build an Emergency Case
- How to Update Your Furniture
- Build a Motor Skills Toy
- Build a Hidden Treasure Box
- Build a Longboard
- Build a Poker Table
- Build a Workbench
- Build a Toolbox Fish Tank
- Build a Headboard
- Build a Sandbox
- Mount Your TV
- Install Window Trim
- Build a Custom TV Cabinet
- Build a Camera Dolly
- Build a Room Divider
- Build a Fire Pit
- Ceiling Fan Installation
- Replacing Your Molding
- Shoe Storage Rack
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- Hanging Curtains and Blinds
- Holiday Nutcracker
- Ammo Box
- DJ Booth
- Guitar Rack
- Outdoor Concrete Table
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- Shed
- Lincoln Log Bench
- Pet Teeter Totter
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- 3 Way Table
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- Kids Bench
- Medicine Ball Rack
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- Saw to cut material (table saw, circular saw, hypoid saw)
- Drill driver
- Drill bits
- Pencil
- Tape measure
- Sandpaper
- Compressor and gun (if using nails)

- Plywood
- Casters
- Drawer pulls
- Butterfly hinge
- Wood filler

Karl Champley of Wasted Space demonstrates how to easily organize the playroom with a DIY toy chest. See how to make one yourself and thank us for the added space later.

1. Dimensions may vary on the desired size. The ones below are the dimensions I used.
2. Cut 3 pieces of plywood at 17" wide by 48" long each. This is for your bottom piece, front piece and back.
3. Cut one piece at 18" wide by 48." This is for your top. The extra 1" will hang over the front as a lip, so you can lift open the top once it hinged.
4. Cut your 2 side pieces at 16" by 16".
5. Place your bottom piece on your workspace and screw or nail in the front and back pieces to the edge of the bottom piece.
6. Insert your side pieces and screw or nail these creating an open box.
7. Place your top piece on the box and use your hinge to attach it to the back piece. Remember, the long end should hang over the front of your box.
8. Attach your drawer pulls on the center of the 2 side 16" pieces.
9. Attach the casters on the corners of the bottom of your box.
10. Fill any nail or screw holes with filler and sand.
11. Sand any sharp edges or splinters down.




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