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ChefEvans

Member Since: 03/2017

Project Likes: 73

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    • This design is amazing! It's great that you were able to turn so many recycled materials into something completely new and original. Really couldn't have turned out better!
      By RYOBI Nation, on March 23, 2017

    • Wow. Just wow I want one of these. Are the two framed pieces made from the same wood? Looks amazing.
      By MoniLeTierre, on March 31, 2017

    • I'll take one in a queen? Do you deliver??
      By Leigh2017, on March 31, 2017

    • BEAUTIFUL. The amount of detail is really impressive. I really like the long drawers for blankets underneath. How many pallets did it take? This must have taken a long time to put together.
      By AlHemm6, on March 31, 2017
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    • Beautiful work! This turned out very nicely. Did you design this to hang on the wall?
      By RYOBI Nation, on March 23, 2017

    • Thank you. It is not meant to hang on a wall. It was built as a gift box for wine that can be kept for wine storage.
      By ChefEvans, on March 24, 2017

    • Very cool i'd like something like this to go under my bed :)
      By MoniLeTierre, on March 31, 2017

    • Oh dear more wine is better than less wine!
      By ClaudiaEffron, on March 31, 2017

    • Ok my wife demands I buy one now can you make one and ship it?
      By AlHemm6, on March 31, 2017
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    • This is a beautiful piece. The vintage finish looks amazing.
      By RYOBI Nation, on March 28, 2017
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    • This is definitely a favorite of mine!
      By Leigh2017, on March 31, 2017

    • You could sell a million of these.
      By AlHemm6, on March 31, 2017
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    • Awesome! Another cool way to do alternating stain colors. This is a great idea for a gift.
      By RYOBI Nation, on March 28, 2017

    • What were the dimensions used for each piece?
      By szuch03, on March 28, 2017

    • 7 inches wide by 5 inches tall roughly - the length needs to be about two or three inches longer than the total length of your wine bottle, you want some wiggle room.
      By ChefEvans, on March 28, 2017

    • Gosh how cute love the colors. What type of wood is that?
      By ClaudiaEffron, on March 31, 2017
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    • What an awesome idea! This is such a cool and unique piece of work. The alternating stain colors are really nice touch.
      By RYOBI Nation, on March 28, 2017
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    • Oh my hubby would have loved one of these.
      By ClaudiaEffron, on March 31, 2017
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    • Oooh really nice that must have taken forever to put together.
      By MoniLeTierre, on March 31, 2017

    • Love this! Amazing details!
      By Leigh2017, on March 31, 2017
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    • Great Project! Gave me the idea what I could build for my brand new home's mud room. This looks great. Like to see the plans.
      By user_rocha_540114, on March 29, 2017

    • I didn't use any plans, just some rough sketches. Basically the back and seat are panels. I chose the lumber based on the width. I built the basic box for the bottom and placed the panels for the seat and the back. Seat height is something you'll want to consider if it's for adults, this sits low as it was built for children.
      By ChefEvans, on March 29, 2017

    • I love it it's a matching set to the girls great idea.
      By MoniLeTierre, on March 31, 2017

    • I love it such a clever thing to make. The boys and girls each get their own.
      By ClaudiaEffron, on March 31, 2017
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    • Nicely done, the hidden storage is really cool. I love the finish you have on both of these, it really complements them. Can you share what type of finish you applied?
      By grover959, on March 29, 2017

    • I used Sedona red and golden pecan stain. Before staining I sanded each piece with 60, 80, then 120 grit sandpaper. I let the stained pieces sit overnight then applied polyurethane.
      By ChefEvans, on March 29, 2017

    • How cute and what a great idea.
      By MoniLeTierre, on March 31, 2017


    • Great family heirloom idea.
      By AlHemm6, on March 31, 2017
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    • Awesome! Starting to think there's nothing you can't do with recycled pallets!
      By RYOBI Nation, on April 3, 2017

    • Seriously man you're like the pallet whisperer.
      By MoniLeTierre, on April 21, 2017
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    • I love this thing, it is beautiful!
      By Plrivera05, on April 20, 2017

    • Oh that's so crazy cool and simple I love it. The way it casts the light it just beautiful!
      By MoniLeTierre, on April 21, 2017

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    • She's ADORABLE! And she has her own bench she's a lucky puppy!
      By MoniLeTierre, on April 21, 2017
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    • Beautiful! Love the interest that the various wood colors create.
      By RYOBI Nation, on April 3, 2017
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    • Awesome work! This one looks just as good as the other one. Thanks for sharing the details of the finish. You really did a great job on that too.
      By RYOBI Nation, on April 3, 2017
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    • Ol' Grandad looks amazing! This is such a cool & unique design. Your choice of finish really sets it off, too. Thanks for sharing!
      By RYOBI Nation, on April 11, 2017
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    • This is the perfect match for your original tabletop lamp. Great work; very modern and fun design.
      By RYOBI Nation, on May 17, 2017
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    • Such a fun and intricate project! Turned out great!
      By RYOBI Nation, on July 14, 2017

    • I love these. Any detailed instructions for those of us just starting out?
      By julianne, on July 17, 2017

    • I didn't use any plans, but the idea is very simple. Decide what size/dimensions you want and frame up a simple box. Measure the outside width of the surface and cut thin slats that width then stagger them. I use wood glue and brad nails. For the inside the lighting is entirely up to your imagination. I use copper wire led wrapped around wooden dowels. I have a bigger one here with better pictures that can give you an idea of how to make one.
      By ChefEvans, on July 17, 2017
      • thanks!
        By julianne, on August 9, 2017
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    • Form and function! How did you come up with this design?
      By RYOBI Nation, on September 6, 2017

    • The design came to me over time. I wanted to incorporate repurposed materials and I wanted the storage function to be original and practical.
      By ChefEvans, on September 7, 2017
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    • Matching the stoppers with the boxes is a fun idea!
      By RYOBI Nation, on September 12, 2017
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    • Very nice. Finished product looks great!
      By RYOBI NATION, on December 11, 2017
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    • Impressive build! How long did it take from start to finish?
      By RYOBI NATION, on December 11, 2017
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