I am a big fan of hanging out in the outdoors, it could be a simple picnic or a camping adventure. An issue I always run into is finding a comfortable spot to sit...yes in the wild there’s logs, stones or the ground that could serve this purpose it would however be nice to have an easily portable light yet sturdy sitting solution ergo the folding chair (in other circles called the viking chair).

For this Shoe rack build a key feature I was looking for was portability thus the folding design is a great solution for this, the shelves are not permanently attached and as such making it very easy to compact and move the piece

Remote working in the past few years is becoming more and more ubiquitous, this week as a sign of the times and also to make my remote working experience much better, I will be making a side table I can use while on the couch.

I am a big fan of builds that give me a multifunctional result...the proverbial killing two birds with one stone.

Over the last couple of months I have accumulated quite a number of those nescafe glass containers and in the spirit of recycling, I have been using them as containers for my different viungo...over time the containers will need some organization and thus the spice rack.

The latest addition to my workshop is the Mitre Saw aka Chop Saw, so I decided to make a small stand for it to sit, as well as give me some shelving to get some storage space. If you’d like to build something similar you’ll need the following

Building an outdoor bench is a satisfying DIY project that provides functionality and enhances the aesthetics of your outdoor space. Here's a step-by-step guide to making a sturdy and long-lasting outdoor bench.