Free plans to make your own home scoreboard!  This DIY scoreboard features a sliding scoring system, so no remotes, screen timeout or setup time to get playing - it always works!  The sliding system also has a series row, so you can keep track of the series standings too!  Add an inexpensive kitchen timer to give this scoreboard a professional feel.

Customize to make this scoreboard a beautiful decor element - perfect for sport courts, mancaves, garages, or playrooms!

This is a free plans to build your own nightstand inspired by the Pottery Barn Cayman nightstand, in the narrow design.

Put together with BRAD NAILS (Yep, NO pocket holes), this is a fast and beautiful build! I built it in about two hours! This will take longer for a beginner, but as you gain woodworking experience, a couple hours is a reasonable build time.  

We love this design with the drawer, open space, and smooth top.  This narrow design brings tons of styl

My daughter asked me for a dresser, the only problem was the dresser cost $1800 before tax and freight!  So I built it for about $250!

This dresser features four large drawers, one medium and two small drawers, perfect for organizing everything!  This is an oversized dresser, with lots of storage and a very substantial feel.

I built it using solid wood, so there's true character and unique wood grains.  Because it's wood, I was able to pick the wood stain co

Tell the whole story with this modern standing photo display, holding up to eleven 4x6 photos! Add a lazy Susan to the base to make it rotate.  This is a great piece to commemorate an epic trip, event, or person!

Free woodworking plans by Ana White include step by step diagrams, shopping list, cut list, photos and video tutorial- everything you need to build this yourself!

A wood riser works like a tray - to group items and make small items appear larger, and a group of small items to not feel cluttered.  Risers also make cleaning easier, just remove the riser and wipe clean underneath!

We especially love risers on kitchen islands, window sills, coffee bars, or anywhere you want to make an item look larger, a group of items to appear as one (instead of clutter), or where you need that tray like organization.

This is a free tutorial show