If you’re tired of the same mass-produced furniture or interior pieces that the stores are full of and are looking for something unique to decorate your home with, look no further! While it might sound like an introduction to a commercial, there's actually a great online community where people post anything related to woodworking - r/woodworking!
Created in 2008, the subreddit is a home for almost 5 million people celebrating “all things made from trees”. From gigantic wood sculptures to beautiful cabinets, it is a hub for both woodworkers and people interested in this craft.
#21 I Made A Set Of Pulp Fiction Pieces Out Of Plywood. I Hope You Like These

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#23 Finally Finished My First Big Project. My Sons First “Big Boy” Bed

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#24 I Need To Stop Making Pens To Sell That I Can't Bring Myself To Sell

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#25 My First Actual Piece Of Furniture! (In Woodworking School But I Still Feel Proud)

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#26 Niece Asked Me For Shelving/Basketing That Could Be Stowed Away Easily Off Season. I Would Up Making 22 Of These These Things For Her And Her Friends

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#30 Always Worried To Post This Anywhere, In Case Someone Doesn’t Get The Reference And Thinks I’m Just Into Really Weird Stuff. Anyways, Enjoy This Scroll Saw Art I Made

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#31 Wife Is Wondering When I'll Stop Making Things For My Shop And Start Making Things For The House
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#32 Everything Made In Ash By Me And My Dad
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#33 20 Month Progress
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#34 I Made A Set Of Pulp Fiction Pieces Out Of Plywood. I Hope You Like These
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#35 Doing Some Framing Today With My “Made In The USA Stanley”, I Thought My Mind Was Playing Tricks On Me. Where Is 24.5”?
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#36 White Oak Kitchen
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#37 Hand Cut Dovetails
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