As cliche as it sounds, masters of crafts aren't born. They're made through hard work, failure, and perseverance. So while someone hasn't traveled far on the road to excellence, they are destined to make mistakes. And the subreddit '[Bad] Woodworking' has plenty of examples to prove it.
Sharing pictures of various projects falling short of their ideal version, this online community embraces Bob Ross' happy accident approach and provides quite a few lighthearted giggles along the way. Whether it's a child's pencil holder or a driver's phone holder, if there's a production, there's a way to mess it up!
#44 Finally Finished The Treehouse, Total Cost Around $50. Everything Was Made From Items Found In A Barn
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86points
#45 Was Told You Guys Might Appreciate My Teapot. Kettle Handle Used To Get Hot. Not Anymore
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84points
#47 I Needed A Weight Holder So I Cut Two Pallets And Screwed Them Together With Boards. Done
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77points
#49 I See Lots Of Beautifully Made Mallets In Various Subs, Behold My Sh*tty Contribution
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66points
